The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup tickets started at about AUD 10 for children and AUD 20 for adults for the cheapest official single-match tickets, with category prices rising depending on the match and seating tier. Package pricing also began at AUD/NZD 40 for adults and AUD/NZD 20 for children.

Ticket pricing

Single-match prices varied by category and match stage. For general prices, one source lists:

  • Category 1: AUD 40 adult / AUD 20 child
  • Category 2: AUD 30 adult / AUD 15 child
  • Category 3: AUD 20 adult / AUD 10 child

Another source notes that group-stage tickets ranged from AUD 20 to AUD 60 for adults and AUD 10 to AUD 30 for children , while the final ranged from AUD 40 to AUD 120 for adults and AUD 20 to AUD 60 for children.

Cheapest options

The lowest official tickets were around AUD 10 for adults and AUD 5 for children , but those were restricted-view seats. Accessibility tickets were priced at the same level as Category 3 seats.

Sale timing

Ticket packages went on sale first, followed by single-match tickets later in the sales cycle. FIFA also released extra tickets for all 64 matches during the tournament buildup.

Quick view

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Ticket type Approx. price
Cheapest official adult ticket AUD 10
Cheapest official child ticket AUD 5
Typical adult single-match categories AUD 20–60
Final adult ticket range AUD 40–120
Bottom line: most regular tickets were fairly affordable by World Cup standards, and the cheapest seats were in the **AUD 10–20** range for adults.