Starting from the 2026 season, the price of season tickets for the Norwegian men's national football team will see a significant increase compared to the previous year. In 2025, an adult season ticket in category 1, which offers seating along the side against the stands, cost 1,750 Norwegian kroner, including access to four home matches in the World Cup qualifiers against teams like Italy and Israel. For 2026, the same ticket will increase to 2,390 kroner for adults and 1,190 kroner for children, which will include three home matches against Denmark, Wales, and Portugal.

This increase in pricing demonstrates a substantial jump in cost per match, as the price per game for adults rises from 438 kroner in 2025 to 797 kroner in 2026, marking an 82% increase. This adjustment is indicative of the growing popularity of the national team, often seen as a major entertainment product in Norway, showcasing some of the biggest football stars in the world. The changes in pricing and match inclusion seem to reflect broader trends in ticket pricing for international sporting and cultural events.

With the national team’s games being among the most sought-after events in Norway, the increased pricing poses questions for fans regarding the affordability of attending matches during the next qualification round. As fans weigh the decision to purchase season tickets amidst rising costs, it highlights the ongoing evolution in sports economics in relation to audience demand and market trends.