Matchday Entry & Seating Portals
FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 Ticket Guide
Your verified guide to purchasing tickets for the Men's and Women's matches in Amstelveen (Netherlands) and Wavre (Belgium). Learn how to secure official seats and access transportation discounts.
Ticket Pricing & Categories
| Ticket Category | Access Type | Amstelveen Price (Wagener) | Wavre Price (Belfius) | Eco-Discount Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Category 1 (Grandstand Premium) | Central covered seats, player tunnel view, hospitality lounge access | €85.00 | €90.00 | ✅ €5 Train Rebate |
| Category 2 (Mid-Tier Stands) | Side pitch line views, elevated standard seating | €55.00 | €60.00 | ✅ €5 Train Rebate |
| Category 3 (General Admission) | Behind-the-goal stands, unreserved open seating | €30.00 | €35.00 | ❌ Not Applicable |
| Family Pass (2 Adults + 2 Kids) | Reserved family sector behind benches | €140.00 | €150.00 | ✅ Free Kid Rail Pass |
🚇 Venue Logistics & Environmental Transit Deals
Wagener Stadium tickets include a combined GVB local transit permit. You can ride Metro 25 and Tram 5 for free for 3 hours before and after the match. Fans are encouraged to walk or cycle from Amsterdamse Bos parking lots to limit greenhouse emissions.
Belfius Arena tickets link directly to the Belgian SNCB rail networks. Use your ticket transaction number to claim a 50% discount on train travel from Brussels-Midi or Brussels-Luxembourg stations straight to Wavre central station.
Both host stadiums are operating on 100% renewable energy grids. Reusable cups require a €2 deposit which is fully refundable. Carpooling is highly incentivized with dedicated priority parking bays for vehicles carrying 3+ ticket holders.
📝 Frequently Asked Ticketing Questions
A: Official tickets must only be purchased through the unified tournament ticketing portal at tickets.hockeyworldcup2026.com or via the co-hosts' official sites (KNHB and Royal Belgian Hockey Association). Avoid purchasing from third-party resale sites like Viagogo to prevent entry rejections.
A: Yes, children under the age of 14 are eligible for a 50% discount on Category 2 and Category 3 tickets. Toddlers under 2 years of age enter free of charge but must sit on an adult's lap.
A: Yes, the FIH will launch an official resale platform in April 2026, allowing fans to trade tickets at face value. This keeps prices fair and eliminates scalping issues.