Can you believe watching the US men’s national team is getting pricier? Fans are hitting their limit as ticket costs soar for the Haiti clash.
The November 14 showdown at Miami’s Nu Stadium ignited a backlash after the American Outlaws warned its members would need to shell out $158.30 per ticket, fees included, for seats in sections 107 and 109.
“We’re not thrilled about this either,” the group told its followers, pointing a finger at CONCACAF.
How much do tickets for Haiti vs USMNT actually cost?
At press time, Ticketmaster listed the cheapest available tickets at $158.30, while premium Hyundai Club seats climbed to $1,437.25. Fees are covered, but taxes are not.
That’s a steep spread for a match far from the glamour of a World Cup final.
Update: A CONCACAF spokesperson told me Haiti is handling ticketing and pricing for this fixture. Ridiculous pricing to supporters group https://t.co/hK4AryLplr— Tom Bogert (@tombogert) October 28, 2026
Who’s really responsible for setting those prices?
Soccer writer Tom Bogert notes that a CONCACAF official clarified Haiti controls ticketing and pricing, and in my view the initial blame on the confederation missed the mark.
It’s worth noting this is officially Haiti’s home leg of the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals, relocated from Jamaica to Miami due to security concerns in Haiti.
Supporters were unimpressed either way.
“Imagine paying $160 to watch Haiti play,” one X user wrote. Another suggested an empty stadium would send the right message.
One fan tried to find humor, saying after World Cup prices, “$158 seems like a deal or something.”
That’s not the bargain many hoped for.
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