EWC 2026 Paris Tickets on Sale: Venue, Prices, and More

EWC 2026 Paris Tickets on Sale: Venue, Prices, and More

29 May, 2026, 22:43

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Last updated: 29 May, 2026, 22:43

Esports World Cup 2026 tickets are now live. The annual esports spectacle runs from July 6 to August 23 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in Paris, France. This marks a first in the event's three‑year history, as it moves from its original home in Riyadh.

Following the venue change, all previous ticket holders have been refunded, and new ticketing information is now available. Below is everything you need to know about Esports World Cup 2026 tickets.

EWC 2026: Full Ticket Price List

EWC 2026 Paris Tickets on Sale: Venue, Prices, and More

The tournament offers three ticket types: Daily Pass, Regular Tournament Pass, and Premium Tournament Pass. All three passes grant access to only one game or tournament, meaning in‑person attendees must purchase separate tickets for different games.

Ticket prices start from €7 for select Group Stage matches and go up to €52 for select Finals matchdays. Tournament passes range from €25 to €183. You can purchase the tickets here.

Note: The prices mentioned are current and may increase as the event approaches.

EWC 2026 Paris Tickets on Sale: Venue, Prices, and More

Week 1

VALORANT (July 9–12)

Date

Match

Price

July 9

Group Stage

€10

July 10

Championship Weekend

€10

July 11

€17

July 12

Final

Bronze - €8

Silver - €14

Gold - €26

July 9-12

Tournament Pass

Regular - €54

Premium - €167

Apex Legends - ALGS 2026 Split 1 Playoffs (July 7–11)

Date

Match

Price

July 7

Group Stage

€7

July 8

€7

July 9

€7

July 10

Championship Weekend

€12

July 11

Final

€18

July 7-11



Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €81

 Dota 2 (July 7–12)

Date

Match

Price

July 7

Group Stage

€7

July 8

€7

July 9

€7

July 10

Championship Weekend

€7

July 11

€7

July 12

€7

July 7-12

Tournament Pass

Regular - €37

Premium - €75

The Dota 2 tournament at EWC 2026 will continue into Week 2. You can find ticketing details for the second week further below. 

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves (July 8–11)

Date

Match

Price

July 8

Group Stage

€7

July 9

€7

July 10

Championship Weekend

€12

July 11

Final

€18

July 8-11

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €70

Week 2 

League of Legends (July 15–19)

Date

Match

Price

July 15

Group Stage

€15

July 16

€15

July 17

Championship Weekend

€15

July 18

€26

July 19

Finals

Bronze - €14

Silver - €26

Gold - €44

July 15-19

Tournament Pass

Regular - €98

Premium - €183

Free Fire (July 15-18)

Date

Match

Price

July 15

Group Stage

€7

July 16

€7

July 17

Championship Weekend

€12

July 18

Final

€18

July 8-11

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €53

Dota 2 (July 14–19)

Dota 2 matches will take place across Weeks 1 and 2. Ticketing details for the tournament's first week can be found under Week 1.

Date

Match

Price

July 14

Group Stage

€10

July 15

Group Stage

€10

July 16

Group Stage

€10

July 17

Championship Weekend

€10

July 18

Championship Weekend

€17

July 19

Final

€26

July 14-19

Tournament Pass

Regular - €71

Premium - €101

MLBB - Women's International 2026 (July 14–18)

Date

Match

Price

July 14

Group Stage

€7

July 15

Group Stage

€7

July 16

Group Stage

€7

July 17

Championship Weekend

€12

July 18

Final

€18

July 14-19

Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €62

Week 3 

FC 26 (July 22-26)

Date

Match

Price

July 22

Group Stage

€10

July 23

€10

July 24

Championship Weekend

€10

July 25

€17

July 26

Final

€26

July 22-26

Tournament Pass

Regular - €63

Premium - €116

PUBG (July 21–26)

Date

Match

Price

July 21

Group Stage

€7

July 22

€7

July 23

€7

July 24

Championship Weekend

€7

July 25

€12

July 26

Final

€18

July 21-26

Tournament Pass

Regular - €50

Premium - €92

Teamfight Tactics (July 21-25)

Date

Match

Price

July 21

Group Stage

€7

July 22

€7

July 23

€7

July 24

Championship Weekend

€12

July 25

Final

€18

July 21-25

Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €62

Week 4 

Overwatch (July 29 – August 2)

Date

Match

Price

July 29

Group Stage

€7

July 30

€7

July 31

Championship Weekend

€7

August 1

€12

August 2

Final

€18

July 29 - August 2

Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €123

COD: Warzone (July 30 – August 2)

Date

Match

Price

July 30

Group Stage

€7

July 31

Championship Weekend

€7

August 1

€12

August 2

Final

€18

July 30 - August 2

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €70

MLBB - Mid Season Cup 2026 (July 29 – August 1)

Date

Match

Price

July 29

Group Stage

€7

July 30

€7

July 31

Championship Weekend

€12

August 1

Final

€18

July 29 - August 1

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €53

Street Fighter 6 (July 29 – August 1)

Date

Match

Price

July 29

Group Stage

€7

July 30

€7

July 31

Championship Weekend

€12

August 1

Final

€18

July 29 - August 1

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €87

Week 5 

COD: Black Ops 7 (August 5–9)

Date

Match

Price

August 5

Group Stage

€7

August 6

€7

August 7

Championship Weekend

€7

August 8

€12

August 9

Final

€18

August 5–9

Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €81

PUBG Mobile (August 6–9)

Similar to the Dota 2 tournament at EWC 2026, the PUBG Mobile World Cup will span two weeks. You can find ticketing details for the remaining matches under Week 6.

Date

Match

Price

August 6

Group Stage

€7

August 7

€7

August 8

€7

August 9

€7

August 6–9

Tournament Pass

Regular - €25

Premium - €53

Honor of Kings (August 5–8)

Date

Match

Price

August 5

Group Stage

€7

August 6

€7

August 7

Championship Weekend

€12

August 8

Final

€18

August 5–8

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €53

Tekken 8 (August 5–8)

Date

Match

Price

August 5

Group Stage

€7

August 6

€7

August 7

Championship Weekend

€12

August 8

Final

€18

August 5–8

Tournament Pass

Regular - €38

Premium - €70

Week 6 

Rocket League (August 12–16)

Date

Match

Price

August 12

Group Stage

€21

August 13

€21

August 14

Championship Weekend

€21

August 15

€34

August 16

Finals

Bronze - €18

Silver - €29

Gold - €52

August 12–16

Tournament Pass

Regular - €125

Premium - €177

 PUBG Mobile (August 11–16)

Date

Match

Price

August 11

Group Stage

€7

August 12

€7

August 14

Finals

€7

August 15

€12

August 16

€18

August 11–12
& 14–16

Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €62

Chess (August 11–15) 

Date

Match

Price

August 11

Group Stage

€7

August 12

€7

August 13

€7

August 14

Championship Weekend

€12

August 15

Finals

€18

August 11–15

Tournament Pass

Regular - €44

Premium - €81

Rainbow Six Siege (August 12–15)

Date

Match

Price

August 12

Group Stage

€10

August 13

€10

August 14

€17

August 15

Finals

€26

August 12–15

Tournament Pass

Regular - €54

Premium - €76

Week 7 

Counter-Strike 2 (August 19–23)

Date

Match

Price

August 19

Playoffs

€21

August 20

€21

August 21

€21

August 22

€34

August 23

Finals

Bronze - €18

Silver - €29

Gold - €52

August 19–23

Tournament Pass

Regular - €125

Premium - €177

Fortnite (August 19–22)

Date

Match

Price

August 19

Group Stage

€10

August 20

€10

August 21

Survival Stage

€18

August 22

Finals

€26

August 19–22

Tournament Pass

Regular - €54

Premium - €76

Trackmania (August 19–22)

Date

Match

Price

August 19

Group Stage

€10

August 20

€10

August 21

Championship Weekend

€17

August 22

Finals

€26

August 19–22

Tournament Pass

Regular - €54

Premium - €76

Crossfire (August 18–22)

Date

Match

Price

August 18

Group Stage

€7

August 19

€7

August 20

€7

August 21

Championship Weekend

€12

August 22

Finals

€18

August 19–22

Tournament Pass

Regular - €32

Premium - €62

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