Your Ultimate Guide to Football's Greatest Event in Spain
Experience the thrill of the 2030 FIFA World Cup across Spain's most iconic venues. Get ready for an unforgettable journey through football history.
The FIFA World Cup 2030 marks a historic milestone as Spain hosts the world's premier football tournament. With 32 teams competing across world-class stadiums, this event promises to deliver unforgettable moments in the beautiful game.
June 12, 2030
30 Days of Football
32 National Teams
64 World Cup Games
Spain's selection as a host nation for the 2030 World Cup reflects its rich football heritage, world-class infrastructure, and passionate football culture. Since hosting the 1982 World Cup and winning the 2010 tournament, Spain has cemented its place in football history.
Discover Spain's magnificent stadiums hosting the 2030 World Cup. From Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid to Camp Nou in Barcelona.
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Contact Us →The 2030 FIFA World Cup will be hosted across Spain's most iconic football venues, each with its own unique character and history.
Madrid • Capacity: 81,000
Home of Real Madrid and one of football's most legendary venues
Barcelona • Capacity: 99,000
Europe's largest stadium and a cathedral of football
Seville • Capacity: 60,000
Modern arena in the heart of Andalusia
Valencia • Capacity: 55,000
Historic venue on Spain's Mediterranean coast
Bilbao • Capacity: 53,000
The cathedral of Basque football
Madrid • Capacity: 68,000
State-of-the-art modern stadium
Official ticket sales for the FIFA World Cup 2030 will be announced by FIFA approximately 12-18 months before the tournament. Subscribe to our updates to receive notifications when ticket information becomes available.
Major Spanish cities including Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, Bilbao, and others will host matches across world-class stadiums. Each venue offers unique atmosphere and excellent facilities for fans.
Ticket prices for the 2030 FIFA World Cup will vary based on match importance, stadium location, and seating category. Prices typically range from $50 for group stage matches to $1000+ for finals. Check our pricing page for detailed estimates.
The FIFA World Cup 2030 is scheduled to begin on June 12, 2030, with the opening ceremony and first matches. The tournament will run for approximately 30 days, culminating in the final match.
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Spain offers world-class stadiums, excellent infrastructure, passionate football culture, perfect climate, and rich cultural experiences. With a proven track record from hosting the 1982 World Cup, Spain provides the ideal setting for football's greatest tournament.
Yes! Spain's excellent high-speed rail network (AVE) and domestic flights make it easy to travel between host cities. Many fans plan to attend multiple matches across different Spanish venues during the tournament.
FIFA will offer official hospitality packages that include match tickets, premium seating, meals, and exclusive experiences. These packages will be announced closer to the tournament date through official FIFA channels.
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