Verizon has just the ticket for sports fans: freebies to the2026 FIFA World Cupand theSuper Bowl.
This fall, asFIFA initiated the ticket drawfor matches at the World Cup, which begins June 11, 2026 in Mexico City and ends July 19 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey,Verizon began giving away"thousands of free tickets to the games" and hundreds of"Golden Tickets"for pitchside viewing.
In Verizon's third phase of its FIFA Ultimate Access promotion, from Wednesday, Jan. 7 to Sunday, Jan. 11, customers get a chance to get free tickets – including pairs of tickets to all group stage matches in every U.S. city.
Prefer U.S. football? Verizon will give customers a chance to winSuper Bowl tickets, chances to meet players and a VIP on-field experience, plus travel and accommodations, as part of its Super Bowl LX sweepstakes, which runs Friday, Jan. 9, to Sunday, Jan. 18.
Only Verizon customers are eligible; the provider is using its sport connections – Verizon is the official telecommunication services sponsor for both events – to drive defections from the competition.
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How to win FIFA World Cup tickets from Verizon
Connect to Verizon Access, the loyalty program that gives customers tickets to events and access to experiences, by going to the myAccess section of theMy Verizon appor theVerizon Access portalon the web at 3 p.m. ET daily starting Wednesday, Jan. 7 to Sunday, Jan. 11. It's there that Verizon will drop hundreds of FIFA tickets.
Have a specific game or venue want to win tickets for? You can choose from any group stage game. See the schedule here.
How to win Super Bowl LX tickets from Verizon
Go to myAccess section of theMy Verizon appor theVerizon Access portalon the web to enter the Super Bowl LX experience sweepstakes starting Friday, Jan. 9, to Sunday, Jan. 18. Verizon customers can also attempt to claim pairs of game-day tickets on a first-come, first-serve basis from Friday, Jan. 9, to Sunday, Jan. 11 at 4 p.m. ET each day.
In an new commercial, actor Kevin Hart urges a sad sack football team to "tap that app" for a chance to win tickets and possibly get an experience handing out towels to the winning team.
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