Gold Cup tickets refer to tickets for the CONCACAF Gold Cup, which is the main soccer competition for national teams in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The tournament is held every two years and features 16 national teams. The 2023 Gold Cup will take place from June 26 to July 16 in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Ticket prices for the 2023 Gold Cup have not yet been announced. However, looking at past Gold Cup tournaments can give us an idea of what to expect for ticket prices this year. Here are some key questions and answers about Gold Cup ticket prices:
What were ticket prices like for previous Gold Cup tournaments?
Tickets for the 2019 Gold Cup ranged from $30-$250 USD:
Section | Price |
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Upper Level Sideline | $30 |
Lower Level Sideline | $50 |
Lower Level Midfield | $75 |
Lower Level Premium | $125 |
VIP/Suite Level | $250 |
In 2017, Gold Cup tickets were priced from $35-$275 USD:
Section | Price |
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Upper Level Corner | $35 |
Upper Level Sideline | $55 |
Lower Level Corner | $85 |
Lower Level Sideline | $105 |
VIP/Suite Level | $275 |
So in recent tournaments, pricing has ranged from around $30 for upper level corner seats to $250+ for premium VIP/suite access.
How much do Gold Cup final tickets usually cost?
As the marquee match of the tournament, Gold Cup final tickets come at a premium. Here are the prices for the last two Gold Cup finals:
2019 Gold Cup Final:
Section | Price |
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Upper Sideline | $125 |
Upper Midfield/Corner | $175 |
Lower Level Sideline | $325 |
Lower Level Midfield | $600 |
VIP/Suite Level | $850 |
2017 Gold Cup Final:
Section | Price |
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Upper Level | $155 |
Lower Level Sideline | $355 |
Lower Level Midfield | $505 |
VIP/Suite Level | $755+ |
For the best seats like lower level midfield, final tickets have been $500-$850 recently. Upper level seats still run $125-$175.
How much are tickets for the 2023 Gold Cup expected to cost?
CONCACAF has not yet released pricing for the 2023 Gold Cup. However, based on past tournament ticket costs, we can expect a similar range in 2023:
– Upper deck sideline/corner: $30-$55
– Lower level sideline: $50-$105
– Lower level midfield: $75-$600
– VIP/Suite level: $250-$850
The Gold Cup final will likely have the most expensive tickets, potentially over $500 for lower level midfield seats. Group stage matches will be the cheapest tickets, starting around $30.
Ticket prices may increase slightly from 2019 levels due to inflation and demand. But in general, we can expect a range of affordable upper deck seating to premium midfield and VIP options.
Where can I buy 2023 Gold Cup tickets?
Here are the best places to buy authentic tickets for the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup:
CONCACAF Website
The official CONCACAF website will sell tickets to all Gold Cup matches. Tickets will likely go on sale in early 2023 once matchups are announced. Purchasing directly from the CONCACAF site ensures authentic tickets.
Venue Box Offices
You may be able to purchase Gold Cup tickets directly through the box office of the stadiums hosting matches. Some box office locations may allow in-person ticket sales closer to match dates.
Verified Resellers
CONCACAF partners with authorized ticket resellers like VividSeats and Ticketmaster to offer official resale tickets. Buying from verified resellers guarantees valid event tickets. There is often greater availability through resellers, especially as match day approaches.
Hospitality Packages
For premium experiences, corporate hospitality packages are available through CONCACAF partners like On Location Experiences. These packages bundle tickets with exclusive access, hotel stays, and more – but come at a higher cost.
When do Gold Cup tickets go on sale?
While an exact on-sale date is yet to be announced, we can expect 2023 Gold Cup tickets to go on sale in early 2023 once matchups are finalized.
For reference, here is when Gold Cup tickets went on sale in past years:
Tournament | On-Sale Date |
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2019 Gold Cup | February 2019 |
2017 Gold Cup | February 2017 |
2015 Gold Cup | April 2015 |
2013 Gold Cup | March 2013 |
In recent tournaments, Gold Cup tickets have gone on sale 4-5 months prior to the opening match. A similar timeline would suggest 2023 tickets will go on sale in February or March 2023.
CONCACAF will announce the specific on-sale date on their website and social media channels. Signing up for their newsletter can help fans get early access to purchase tickets.
Where are the stadium locations for the 2023 Gold Cup?
The 2023 Gold Cup will be held at stadiums across 16 cities in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Here are the host venues:
United States:
– State Farm Stadium (Glendale, AZ)
– NRG Stadium (Houston, TX)
– AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX)
– Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, GA)
– M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, MD)
– Nissan Stadium (Nashville, TN)
Mexico:
– Estadio Akron (Guadalajara)
– Estadio BBVA (Monterrey)
– Estadio Azteca (Mexico City)
– Estadio Universitario (San Nicolás de los Garza)
Canada:
– BMO Field (Toronto)
– BC Place (Vancouver)
Quarterfinals:
– Cotton Bowl (Dallas, TX)
– TIAA Bank Field (Jacksonville, FL)
– Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia, PA)
– Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, NV)
Semifinals:
– NRG Stadium (Houston, TX)
– State Farm Stadium (Glendale, AZ)
Final:
– Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, NV)
This extensive list includes massive NFL and college football stadiums across North America, ensuring plenty of availability and options for finding tickets.
What teams are competing in the 2023 Gold Cup?
16 national teams from CONCACAF will compete in the 2023 Gold Cup:
North America (6 teams) | Central America (5 teams) | Caribbean (5 teams) |
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Canada | Costa Rica | Jamaica |
Mexico | Honduras | Haiti |
United States | Panama | Cuba |
El Salvador | Curaçao | |
Guatemala | French Guiana | |
Trinidad & Tobago |
The field will feature established powers like the USA, Mexico, and Costa Rica alongside emerging threats like Jamaica, Panama, and Curaçao.
After an initial group stage, the top two teams from each group will advance to an 8-team knockout bracket to crown the 2023 CONCACAF champion.
Who are the favorite teams to win the 2023 Gold Cup?
Based on history and current FIFA rankings, here are the favorites to win the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup:
United States
The USMNT is the defending champion and has won 7 Gold Cup titles, last hoisting the trophy in 2021. With young stars like Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie, the US enters as betting favorites.
Mexico
Mexico has won a record 11 Gold Cups, though their last title came in 2019. Mexico aims to reclaim regional supremacy with a combination of veterans like Memo Ochoa and Hector Herrera and rising talents like Edson Alvarez.
Canada
Powered by Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David, Canada is ranked highest in CONCACAF at #41 worldwide. After reaching the 2022 World Cup, Canada hopes its golden generation can achieve Gold Cup success.
Costa Rica
The Ticos have 3 titles and consistently field competitive veteran squads. Keylor Navas and Bryan Ruiz bring experience, while Jewison Bennette and Anthony Contreras lead a crop of prospects.
What are some exciting matches in the group stage?
While the knockout rounds feature the biggest games, the Gold Cup group stage offers intriguing matchups between rivals:
Mexico vs Guatemala – June 29, 2023
This is a clash between Central American neighbors. Guatemala would love to shock heavily-favored Mexico.
Jamaica vs Costa Rica – July 2, 2023
Two of CONCACAF’s traditional powers face off in what could decide Group C. Jamaica’s speed against Costa Rica’s steel makes it an intriguing matchup.
Panama vs Canada – July 4, 2023
This entertaining Group B game pits Panama’s tenacity against a talented young Canadian side. Expect Panama to bring intensity against the Canadians.
United States vs Haiti – July 8, 2023
The USMNT begins Gold Cup title defense against unpredictable Haiti, who could threaten with speedy forwards Frantzdy Pierrot and Derrick Etienne Jr.
With heated rivalries and upset potential, group stage matches are compelling precursors to the knockout rounds. Fans will not want to miss these early Gold Cup clashes between regional foes.
What dates are the knockout rounds?
Here is the schedule for the knockout rounds of the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup:
Round | Date |
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Quarterfinals | July 11-12, 2023 |
Semifinals | July 15-16, 2023 |
Final | July 16, 2023 |
The quarterfinals start on July 11 after the group stage ends on July 9. The semis follow on July 15-16, and the Gold Cup Final takes place Sunday, July 16.
Matches will be played across stadiums in Dallas, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Houston, and Glendale.
With spots in the championship and regional bragging rights on the line, the Gold Cup knockout rounds will feature fierce competition between CONCACAF’s top teams.
Conclusion
While 2023 Gold Cup tickets are not yet on sale, prices are expected to range from $30 to $850 based on past tournaments. Marquee matches like the final will demand the highest ticket costs. Fans can expect tickets to go on sale in early 2023 once final matchups are set.
The tournament will showcase elite CONCACAF teams like the USMNT, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Canada. Intriguing group stage matchups and high-stakes knockout games highlight the exciting competitive field. With the Gold Cup returning to the United States for the first time since 2019, fans are eager to cheer on their teams this summer as CONCACAF crowns its next regional champion.