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New York and New Jersey attorneys general are launching a joint probe into FIFA’s controversial ticket pricing and seat assignment practices for the 2026 World Cup, amid outrage over inflated prices—sometimes quadruple past costs—and mismatches between advertised zones and actual seating. Fans paid premium prices only to receive less desirable views, sparking accusations of lack of transparency. FIFA defends its strategy, citing high U.S. entertainment costs and warning that lower prices would fuel scalping, while also noting stadium maps are merely for guidance. The investigation underscores the growing tension between global sporting events and local fan access, with attorneys general insisting residents in the host region deserve fair and accurate ticketing.

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