Extra Tickets Released for All Whites’ FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers Fan Zones

Fans Rally Behind New Zealand’s World Cup Dream with Additional Seats Available

Football fever is taking over Aotearoa New Zealand as extra tickets have been released for the highly sought-after fan zone active support areas at Sky Stadium and Eden Park. With initial allocations selling out quickly, the move allows more passionate supporters to come together and back the All Whites in their quest for FIFA World Cup 2026 qualification.

This Friday, the All Whites face Fiji in the FIFA World Cup 2026 – Oceania Qualifiers semi-final at Sky Stadium in Wellington (Te Whanganui-a-Tara). The home side will be cheered on by Wellington Phoenix’s Yellow Fever, who will join forces with overseas supporters group Flying Kiwis to form the White Noise active support section.

The winner of this clash will advance to the final on March 24, 2025, at Eden Park in Auckland (Tāmaki Makaurau), where they will meet the victor of the New Caledonia vs. Tahiti semi-final. A win in the final would see New Zealand qualify for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 16 years.

Extra Tickets Now Available for Passionate Fans

Following overwhelming demand, additional seats in the active support fan zones have been made available and are now on sale. While fans are encouraged to support from anywhere in the stadium, the designated active support sections are tailored for those eager to stand, chant, and create an electrifying atmosphere for the full 90 minutes.

How to Secure Your Tickets

Tickets for the fan zone active support areas, as well as regular seating, can be purchased through Ticketek. Prices for the semi-finals are:

• $20 for adults
• $5 for kids (plus ticketing fees)

For the final, ticket prices range as follows:

• $20, $40, and $80 for adults
• $10, $20, and $40 for kids (plus ticketing fees)

Fan zone tickets at both stadiums are priced at $20 for adults (plus ticketing fees).

Where to Watch

For those unable to attend in person, all matches will be streamed live in Aotearoa New Zealand on FIFA+ and TVNZ+, with All Whites matches also airing on TVNZ 2. Fans worldwide can catch the action on FIFA+.

Don’t miss this historic opportunity to witness the All Whites battle for a spot at the FIFA World Cup 2026—secure your tickets now and be part of the action!