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How Much Will It Cost a Ghanaian Fan to Attend the 2026 World Cup?

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How Much Will It Cost a Ghanaian Fan to Attend the 2026 World Cup?

ACCRA, Ghana – December 13, 2025 – With the countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup underway and Ghanaian fans dreaming of supporting the Black Stars in North America, the reality of the costs involved is setting in. While a family from England has already shared their detailed budget for the tournament, here’s a realistic breakdown for a single Ghanaian supporter aiming to follow the team.

Flights and Accommodation

Return flights from Ghana to the USA currently range between $900 and $1,300. Taking a mid-range price of $1,100, that forms the base of the major expenses.

Accommodation for the month-long tournament can easily add $1,250 to $1,500 if opting for budget-friendly hotels or hostels.

Match Tickets

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Ghana is drawn in a group featuring high-profile opponents like England and Croatia. Group-stage ticket prices range between $140 and $800 per match, equivalent to roughly GH¢1,600 to GH¢6,850.

Assuming an average of $220 per game, attending all three group-stage matches would cost around $660.

Progressing through the knockout stages significantly increases the bill:

  Round of 32: $235

  Round of 16: $295

  Quarter-finals: $680

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  Semi-finals: $920

  Final: $4,185

If Ghana reaches the final, ticket costs alone could exceed $6,000.

Daily Spending and Travel

On top of flights and tickets, daily expenses for food, local transport, and entertainment are estimated at a reasonable $200 per day, adding up to $5,600 over four weeks.

Travel between host cities for matches could add an extra $50–$75 per game, totaling approximately $500–$600.

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Total Estimate

Combining flights, accommodation, tickets, daily spending, and local travel, an individual Ghanaian fan attending every game could spend between $10,000 and $11,000 (approximately GH¢114,000 to GH¢125,620), depending on ticket category, accommodation choices, and spending habits.

While the dream of cheering the Black Stars live in 2026 is exciting, the financial commitment is substantial – a reminder for fans to start planning and saving early if they hope to make the trip.

 

source: GhanaWeb

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