Arabian Gulf Cup final 2026: Ticket prices, dates and how to buy

The 27th Arabian Gulf Cup will conclude with its decisive final at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah on 6 October 2026, with the region’s two best-performing national teams competing for the title.

The match is scheduled to kick off at 21:00 and will determine the next champions of the Arabian Gulf Cup. Supporters hoping to attend can buy tickets through the official sales platform, while secondary resale services may offer an alternative if the main allocation sells out.

When is the Arabian Gulf Cup final?

| Date and time | Match | Venue | |||| | 6 October 2026, 21:00 | Arabian Gulf Cup final | King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, Jeddah |

The final will be played at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, one of the region’s major football venues. The stadium has capacity for more than 62,000 spectators.

Where can fans buy tickets?

Official tickets are available through WeBook, the main ticket distributor for the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup matches in Saudi Arabia.

WeBook is the primary destination for supporters seeking tickets at the official price during both the pre-sale and general public sale periods.

If the general official allocation is sold out, secondary resale platforms such as Grintahub can provide another way to find seats closer to match day. Availability and prices on those services depend on the number of tickets being offered and demand in the market.

How much do tickets cost?

Standard tickets on the official WeBook platform start at 30 Saudi riyals. That price applies to general admission seats behind the goals.

Prices increase according to the ticket category and the seat’s location inside King Abdullah Sports City Stadium.

On the secondary market, tickets through platforms such as Grintahub start at 60 Saudi riyals per person. Those prices are also subject to availability and demand, meaning they may differ from the official ticket cost.

What to expect from the final

The Arabian Gulf Cup final is regarded as one of the leading sporting occasions in regional football and attracts supporters from across the Middle East. The 27th edition, being staged in Saudi Arabia, will reach its conclusion in Jeddah.

The winners will lift the Arabian Gulf Cup and hold the region’s bragging rights until the next edition of the competition.

Should the score remain level after 90 minutes, the winner will be decided through extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shootout.

Demand for the final is expected to make general-sale tickets difficult to secure, with allocations on online platforms potentially selling out quickly. Fans wishing to attend are therefore advised to check the official WeBook sale first before considering available seats through secondary resale platforms.