Qatar Tickets

Upcoming Qatar Fixtures

World Cup 2026

18/06/2026: Canada vs Qatar - World Cup 2026 - M27 Group B Tickets

13/06/2026: Qatar vs Switzerland - World Cup 2026 - M8 Group B Tickets

24/06/2026: European Play-Off A vs Qatar- World Cup 2026 - M52 Group B Tickets

Men's International Friendlies

31/03/2026: Qatar vs Argentina Men's International Friendlies Tickets

Follow My Team 3 Group Matches World Cup 2026

Follow Qatar All 3 Group Matches World Cup 2026 Tickets

Qatar Stadium Information

Qatar Stadium Seating Guide

| Lower Tier (Rows A-C) | Down close to the field, sometimes behind the goal, sometimes along the sides | Immersive sound experience, immediate interaction with the players | Almost from the pitch level, with the best view of player footwork and off-the-ball action | Best for dramatic action shots; very limited panoramic views | Fans who want the immediacy of being close to the players and who like to shout. | | Mid Tier (Rows D-J) | Halfway up the stadium, surrounding the bowl | Balanced sound experience with crowd noise, but not too much; good interaction with players on both sides of the field | Good view of transactions between players during the game with a better sense of overall team shape | Good for yell shots but excellent for panoramic shots | Casual fans; fans who aren't too serious but like to take pictures during the game. | | Upper Tier (Rows K-M) | Elevated seats towards the back of the bowl | A mellow crowd experience; visibility across the whole half of the stadium | A broad, bird's eye view; best for analyzing team movement | Good for wide angle shots but also good for panoramic shots | Fans who are on a budget and like to sit with a good view. | | Behind the Goal | Right behind either goal | Extremely pulsating; the crowd is much more into the game when their team plays near their end of the field | Perfect if you want to analyze goalkeeping, defensive formations (especially during set pieces), line of sight | A very good spot for capturing the kind of action that happens in front of goal, either on or over the goal line | Fans who want to see as much goal action as possible. |

How to get to Qatar's Football Stadiums

There have been vast improvements to the transport systems in Qatar that were necessary for the 2022 World Cup. The Doha Metro was built, which really serves to connect the Qatari capital of Doha, as well as provide various routes to the nearby Lusail and Al Bayt stadiums outside of Doha. For stations that are near matches, trains depart every 10 minutes and are stocked with more than enough riders to get to the fan zones and seating areas before the game starts. There are tickets sold ahead of time, as the operations are run by the Qatar Football Association (QFA). However, if you're not using the metro, there are various other options to get to the specific stadium you need to reach in plenty of time before the match begins and well after the warm-up that precedes it.

Why Buy Qatar Tickets on Ticombo

Deciding where to buy tickets for the Qatar football matches isn't just a matter of being convenient; it's about ensuring that the experience offered is genuine, the finances of the fan are secure, and the larger football community is taken into account. Ticombo makes its mark in this space by combining solid operational safeguards with only the best fan-friendly values.

Authentic Tickets Guaranteed

• Real-Time Verification: Each ticket is scanned against the QFA's official database to check for the opening verification, but it is also checked against other points we'll discuss later to ensure the ticket holds up on all fronts.

• Selling by the Right People: Anyone looking to sell on Ticombo has to first show they can be trusted. This means proving ownership of the ticket and passing a background check.

• No Funny Business Whatsoever: If a seller offers a ticket that does not comply with all the terms in place for resale (terms that are designed to protect fans both financially and in terms of not having to worry about seating assignments at the match), that ticket is rejected and not allowed to enter the marketplace.

When to buy Qatar tickets?

When it comes to securing a coveted place for high-profile matches, everything revolves around one key factor: timing. There are a few natural variables that help dictate the purchase timing decision:

1. Must-See Matches – If you're looking to see a marquee matchup or experience a tournament semifinal or final, buy your tickets as soon as they go on sale. This tends to be anywhere from a few weeks to a few months ahead of time. If you delay and attempt to purchase on the day of the match, not only will you not have access to the premium seats that are mostly just standing-daily holders for the days leading up to the match, but you will also pay a marked-up fare.

2. Less-Desirable Fixtures – A friendly game, pre-World Cup warm-up, or a tournament's group stage matchup won't hold the same cache, but they're all good opportunities to see live match action with fewer fans around. That said, if you want to catch any of these undercards while in Qatar, you should buy tickets as close to the time of sale as possible.

3. Ticombo's Pricing Model – Conversely, if you purchase tickets with a working-class price point on Ticombo a few hours ahead of kickoff, expect your price to be far below what they'd have cost had you bought them a few weeks ahead of time. The platform's caps on prices ensure that resale prices do not go beyond a predetermined limit. This is usually around 120%, tops, of the face value of the tickets. And then you have event-specific release windows, where specific matches (and not all of them) may have tiered release phases. So, for instance, season ticket holders for the Lusail Stadium had access to an early bird sale before the general public went on sale. Your best bet is to keep an eye on the official communications coming from the Qatar Football Association, as well as the newsletter alerts from Ticombo, to get ahead of these tiered release phases. In any case, the strategy we recommend guarantees both price stability and seat preference.

Latest Qatar News

International football integration at the Qatar Football Association has received a boost from the mentor-pairing program, which groups the seasoned international players with the academy graduates during training camps.

In the second half of 2025, the Qatar National Football Team will be competing in a series of critical matches that will not only serve as qualifications for the international football calendar but will also serve as a litmus test for coach Carlos Sánchez Bas and his new tactical framework. Following are the upcoming matches in this key period:

• June 2025: Starts the AFC Asian Qualifiers (Stage 1) with two confrontations against Jordan and Bahrain; both matches take place at Lusail Stadium in Doha.

• August 2025: International friendly against Brazil (Al Bayt Stadium) – a high-profile test against one of world football's major powers just 15 months out from the 2026 World Cup.

• October 2025: In the AFC Asian Cup playoff, a must-win game against Iraq (venue TBA) that could literally decide the team's fate; a win here sews up a slot in the international calendar for 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to purchase Qatar tickets?

Deciding where to buy tickets for the Qatar football matches isn't just a matter of being convenient; it's about ensuring that the experience offered is genuine, the finances of the fan are secure, and the larger football community is taken into account. Ticombo makes its mark in this space by combining solid operational safeguards with only the best fan-friendly values.

How much are Qatar tickets?

Pricing tickets depends on several factors:

• Opponent Strength – High‑profile matches (e.g., against Saudi Arabia) command top dollar.

• Competition Type – World Cup qualifiers and knockout games in the Asian Cup are priced higher than friendly matches.

• Venue – Tickets for Lusail Stadium, especially in the lower tiers, are more pricey than those for Jassim Bin Hamad.

• Seat Category – The most costly seats are in the lower tier and on the sides; the upper tier and behind the goal are more affordable options.

• Secondary-Market Dynamics – Ticombo's regulated market might show some slight surcharges (10-20% over face value) for tickets sold after the initial release.

• Discounts – Group purchases of 5 or more tickets get a price reduction of 5–10%. Family packages qualify, as do students and senior citizens in some cases.

Where do Qatar play their home matches?

The Qatar National Team plays at several world-class venues, chosen according to the match's significance, expected attendance, and other logistical considerations:

• Lusail Stadium – The venue for much of Qatar's "main event" matches and tournament finales.

• Al Bayt Stadium – A strong candidate for high-profile qualifiers and cup finals; it boasts a uniquely cultural backdrop.

• Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium – Used for a lot of "friendly" and other lower-key matches.

• Aspire Zone Stadium – A host to academy matches, training sessions, and even the occasional senior match in a much more intimate environment.

Can I buy Qatar tickets without a membership?

You do not have to be an official member to buy ticket sales. The official ticketing website of the Qatar Football Association may limit ticket sales for certain popular events to members or specific groups. Not so with Ticombo. The company is a "fan-to-fan" marketplace that allows supporters of any verified status to buy tickets from supporters of any remarkable quota or from alternative means. They call it an "open-access model." It gives offended fans something close to a ticketing system that respects them as fans, respects them as potential buyers of tickets that might otherwise be out of reach, and guarantees the fans that are the buyers the tickets will be legitimate.