How To Find The Cheapest 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup Tickets

The Gold Cup is the region's flagship international tournament, featuring men's national teams from across North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. First contested in 1991 and taking place every two years, the Gold Cup crowns the confederation's champion and the 16th edition will be played from July 2-Aug. 1 in eight U.S. markets.

Where To Buy CONCACAF Gold Cup Tickets

Primary market face-value tickets are available at the onsale through the primary tickets platforms for each of the venues listed on the schedule below, which includes a mix of Ticketmaster, Seatgeek, and AXS.

On the secondary market, TicketIQ has Fee-Free CONCACAF Gold Cup tickets which also include a Refund Guarantee. Our Refund Guarantee states that if an event is canceled or deemed unfit for fans to attend, TicketIQ will refund ticket buyers in as soon as 15 days. That means that you can buy from TicketIQ worry-free. Customers on TicketIQ save between 15%-25% compared to other secondary market ticketing sites. 

How Much Are 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup Schedule

Gold Cup tickets for the Quarterfinal rounds prices start at $50 for the games at AT&T Stadium for tickets in the 300 level.  200 level tickets start at $65, and 100 level tickets start at $67. Prices are significantly higher in Arizona, where prices start at  $86 in the 400's, $169 in the 200's and $154 in the 100's. Semifinal round matches start at $146 in Austin and $63 in Houston. Prices for the Championship Game at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas start at $242, and go as high as $1,200+ for lower level sideline seats at midfield. 

2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup Schedule

The CONCACAF Gold Cup Group Stage 2021 starts on July 10 and ends on July 20. Of the 38 matches, 17 in Texas, 13 in are in Florida, 5 are in Kansas, 2 are in Arizona with the Finals as the only game in Nevada, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

Group stage schedule (all kick off times ET)

Saturday, July 10

5 pm: Curacao v El Salvador
10 pm: Mexico v TBD (qualifier)

Sunday, July 11

6:30 pm: Martinique v Canada
8:30 pm: USA v TBD (qualifier)

Monday, July 12

6:30 pm: Jamaica v Suriname
9 pm: Costa Rica v TBD (qualifier)

Tuesday, July 13

7 pm: Qatar v Panama
9 pm: Honduras v Grenada

Wednesday, July 14

7:30 pm: TBD (qualifier) v El Salvador
9:30 pm: Curacao v Mexico

Thursday, July 15

7:30 pm: TBD (qualifier) v Canada
9:30 pm: Martinique v USA

Friday, July 16

6:30 pm: TBD (qualifier) v Jamaica
8:30 pm: Suriname v Costa Rica

Saturday, July 17

7:30 pm: Grenada v Qatar
9:30 pm: Panama v Honduras

Sunday, July 18

5 pm: USA v Canada
5 pm: Martinique v TBD (qualifier)
10 pm: Mexico v El Salvador
10 pm: Curacao v TBD (qualifier)

Tuesday, July 20

7 pm: Costa Rica v Jamaica
7 pm: Suriname v TBD (qualifier)
9 pm: Panama v Grenada
9 pm: Honduras v Qatar

Knockout round schedule

2021 Gold Cup Quarterfinals

Saturday, July 24 - State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ

Match 25: 7:30 pm - Qatar vs El Salvador 
Match 26: 10:00 pm - Mexico vs Honduras

Sunday, July 25 - AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX

Match 27: 7:00 pm - Costa Rica vs Canada
Match 28: 9:30 pm - USA vs Jamaica

2021 Gold Cup Semifinals

Thursday, July 29 - Q2 Stadium, Austin, TX 

Match 29: Winner match 25 v Winner match 28

Thursday, July 29 - NRG Stadium, Houston, TX

Match 30: Match winner 26 v Match winner 27

2021 Gold Cup Final

Sunday, August 1 - Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV 

Match 31: Winner match 29 v Winner match 30

If you’re ready to get in on the action yourself, the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup, the regional tournament of North America, Central America, and the Caribbean, is kicking off June 15. While the tournament is being co-hosted by the United States, Jamaica, and Costa Rica, the vast majority of the games will take place across the USA. Whether you’re a die-hard soccer fan looking to see some lesser-known players or a newer fan looking to see what the fuss is about, the Gold Cup is a great opportunity; tickets on the secondary market are affordable, with get-in prices averaging $56 across the entire tournament.

There are 16 teams in the tournament broken up into four groups. Group A consists of Mexico, Canada, Martinique, and Cubs; Group B is made up of Costa Rica, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Bermuda. Honduras, Jamaica, El Salvador, and Curacao fill out Group C while the United States, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, and Guyana are in Group D. After group play, the top two teams from each pot advance to knock out play, with the final taking place July 7 at Chicago’s Soldier Field.

If you buy tickets to any of the group stage sessions, you actually get a doubleheader; while you’ll have to make sure you’re seeing the match-ups you want, you will definitely see all four teams in the group play.

Group B first takes the field in Costa Rica’s National Stadium, followed by Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, and Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey. Tickets to the first game are available on Specialticket.net with plenty of availability; ticket to the game in Dallas can be purchased through FC Dallas and, while there aren’t too many seats still available, range in price from $25 to $125. The game in New Jersey has plenty of seats available on Ticketmaster and follow the same pricing trend as Group A’s games.

The games in Group C take place in Jamaica’s National Stadium, BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston, and Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles. Tickets for the first game can be found on Caribtix.com. The second game actually appears to be sold out while the third game has limited seats available—beginning at $106.

Lastly, Group D wraps up pool play in St. Paul’s Allianz, Cleveland’s First Energy Stadium, and Kansas City’s Children’s Mercy Park. Tickets for the first and last games are available on SeatGeek starting at $70 and $51 respectively, while tickets for the game in Cleveland start at $35 on Ticketmaster.

After group play, there will be two quarterfinal sessions, two semifinals, and one championship game. All of those games take place in NFL stadiums—NRG Stadium, Lincoln Financial Field, State Farm Stadium, Nissan Field, and Soldier Field—meaning there are a great deal of seats available on Ticketmaster. Tickets to the quarterfinals begin at $30, semifinal seats begin at $35, and tickets to the final start at $50.

While you can’t buy resale tickets for any of the games abroad, tickets are available on the secondary market for all of the games in the United States; most match days have a get-in price hovering between $40 and $60. On the whole, that price range is slightly more expensive on the get-in prices on the primary market, with one main exception. Group C’s second session—El Salvador vs. Jamaica and Honduras vs. Curacao in Houston’s BBVA Compass Stadium—is sold out on the primary market; you’ll need resale tickets to get in and the cheapest are currently $83.

On the whole, where you go for tickets will likely be determined by two factors: where you want to sit and when you’re shopping. While get-in prices are cheaper on the primary market, prices can vary drastically between sessions and games. It will definitely pay to shop around if you have a specific view in mind; if you simply want to get into the building, the primary market is probably a safe bet.

The second factor—especially for the latter elimination games—is the time of your purchase. Given the unpredictability of sports, it’s hard to know how the bracket will shake out, but some conclusions are pretty safe. While it’s easy to assume that Mexico and the United States will win their groups, tickets to quarterfinals featuring one of those squads will likely be cheaper now than once the teams are confirmed, if you’re willing to gamble. Likewise, a major injury or freak result could tank the value of the championship game.

No matter which game you pick and where you buy your tickets, though, the Gold Cup is a great chance to check out some international soccer at a reasonable price. And with some smart shopping and a little foresight, you’ll be able to see virtually any team you want as affordably as possible.

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2015 Gold Cup Final Tickets Are Averaging $179 Per Seat on Secondary Market

The USA will not be advancing to the Gold Cup Final. The US dropped a semifinal match to Jamaica 2-1, sending Jamaica to its first Gold Cup Final. In the final they will take on Mexico, who defeated Panama, also by a score of 2-1. There is enough demand, mostly surrounding Mexico, that prices for Gold Cup Final tickets have risen slightly on the secondary market. The current average price of the match, which will take place Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field, is $178.55, up 8% from its pre-semifinal average. The current get-in price is $45, though that has dropped from $53.

On Saturday, the US and Panama will play a third-place match at PPL Park in nearby Chester, PA. The current average price for the third place match is $81.07 with a get-in price of $22.

2015 Gold Cup Semifinals Tickets Are Averaging $335 On Secondary Market

Gold Cup Quarterfinals Tickets Are Averaging $87 Per Seat On Secondary Market

Eight countries remain in the CONCACAF Gold Cup. The Quarterfinals for the tournament will take place this weekend in Baltimore. While the United States will participate in one of the matches at M&T Bank Center, it will be the less expensive of the two days. Gold Cup tickets in Baltimore currently have an average price of $68.32 and a get-in price of $33 on Saturday, July 18. Tickets will have single admission for two matches, United States against Cuba and Haiti against Jamaica. On Sunday, Trinidad & Tobago will take on Panama in addition to Mexico against Costa Rica. Tickets for the matches at MetLife Stadium currently have an average of $105.50, but the same get-in price at $33.

The semifinals will be held on July 15 at the Georgia Dome. Semifinal doubleheader tickets have an average price of $145.36 and a get-in price of $42.

2015 Gold Cup Tickets Now Averaging $121 On Secondary Market

(UPDATE 7/3/15)  With just one day before the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup is set to kick off, there have not been big overall changes in prices on the secondary market. The current overall average for Gold Cup tickets against all matches is $120.77. The three US matches are just below that price at an average of $113.02. Two days after the women’s team won the World Cup, the US will take part in the opening day of the Gold Cup. Along with a match between Panama and Haiti, the US will take on Honduras at Toyota Stadium. The current average price for the match is $173.72 with a get-in price of $87.

2015 Gold Cup Tickets Are Averaging $120 On Secondary Market

(UPDATE 6/29/15) Across the month of July, the CONCACAF Gold Cup will take place. The tournament will start on July 7 and run through the Final, to be held at Lincoln Financial Field on July 26. 2015 Gold Cup tickets have an average price of $120.21 across the tournament on the secondary market. The US will play its first match against Haiti on July 7 at Toyota Stadium in Dallas with an average price of $185.24 and a get-in price of $106. The US will then play Haiti on July 10 at Gillette Stadium with an average price of $92.15 and a get-in price of $37. The final group stage match for the US will come on July 13 at Sporting Park against Panama with an average price of $121.42 and a get-in price of $59.

U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team Announces 2015 Gold Cup Roster

The U.S. men’s national soccer team on Tuesday revealed its 23-man roster for the 2015 Gold Cup. Fronted by captain Clint Dempsey, the team will look to claim its second consecutive Gold Cup title after defeating Panama in the Final of the 2013 tournament.

Head coach Jurgen Klinsmann will rely on a veteran-heavy lineup that will feature six players from 2013’s Gold Cup championship team,  including Alejandro Bedoya, Mix Diskerud, Omar Gonzalez and Chris Wondolowski, who tied with Landon Donovan and Gabriel Torres for the 2013 tournament’s Golden Boot Award.

Twelve players on the 23-man roster hail from Major League Soccer while natives of England, France, Mexico, Germany and the Netherlands make up the remaining eleven spots. View the complete roster below, along with each member’s current team:

2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team Roster

• Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
• Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake)
• William Yarbrough (Club Leon)
• John Brooks (Hertha BSC)
• Ventura Alvarado (Club America)
• Omar Gonzalez (LA Galaxy)
• Timothy Chandler (Eintracht Frankfurt)
• Brad Evans (Seattle Sounders)
• Tim Ream (Bolton)
• Fabian Johnson (Borussia Moenchengladbach)
• Michael Bradley (Toronto FC)
• Alejandro Bedoya (Nantes)
• Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake)
• Mix Diskerud (New York City FC)
• Brad Davis (Houston Dynamo)
• Alfredo Morales (Ingolstadt 04)
• Gyasi Zardes (LA Galaxy)
• DeAndre Yedlin (Tottenham Hotspur)
• Graham Zusi (Sporting KC)
• Jozy Altidore (Toronto FC)
• Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders)
• Aron Johannsson (AZ Alkmaar)
• Chris Wondolowski (San Jose Earthquakes)

2015 Gold Cup Tickets For USMNT Matches Averaging $107 On Secondary Market

The US Men’s National Soccer Team is riding high off a 2-1 win over Germany, the 2014 World Cup champions. USMNT came from behind, down 1-0, to pull off a win in an international friendly. That comes less than a week after their first win ever against the Netherlands, a 4-3 victory in Amsterdam.  Following their successful trip to Europe, the US will ride high into the CONCACAF Gold Cup next month. With excitement abound, and matches being played in the U.S. and Canada, prices are high on the secondary market.

The average price of U.S. Gold Cup tickets over the team’s first three matches is $106.80 on the secondary market. The U.S. will play in the most expensive match of the entire tournament when it takes on Honduras on July 7 at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. U.S. vs Honduras tickets have an average price of $150.66 on the secondary market, 41% more expensive than the overall average across all three U.S. matches.

Haiti will be the second U.S. opponent on July 10 at Gillette Stadium. The current average price is the least expensive of the three matches at $88.82. The get-in price is just $37. The U.S. finale in group play will be on July 13 at Sporting Park in Kansas City. U.S. tickets against Panama have an average price of $115.33 and a get-in price of $56.

A July 15 Group C match featuring Cuba against Guatemala and Mexico against Trinidad and Tobago will be close to the average of the first U.S. match of the tournament. At an average of $150.66, it will be the only other match above $150. However, the get-in price is just $34.

On July 22 a doubleheader for the semifinals will be held at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The current average price to watch both matches is $128.10 with a get-in price of $35. The Final will be played four days later at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The current average price for Gold Cup Final tickets is $143.48 with a get-in price of $38.