Soccer fans will get their first chance to score a seat to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but it will not be easy or cheap.

FIFA is launching a lottery-style presale window this Wednesday, September 10th through September 19th.

It's exclusive to fans who have Visa, debit credit and prepaid cards.

But it doesn't mean you're guaranteed a ticket.

The lottery allows you to submit your information for the chance to be randomly selected to buy tickets at a designated time in October.

Fans will be notified at the end of September if they've been chosen to participate, and you'll still have to pay full price for a ticket, which according to FIFA, will range from around 60 bucks at the low end for group stage matches up to at least 6 or 7 thousand for the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium.

FIFA is facing scrutiny after announcing it'll use a controversial system to set those prices because they'll fluctuate based on demand.

The organization has also reportedly already made millions just by selling fans the right to buy their tickets before they go on sale.

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