MIES (Switzerland) - One city, 32 teams. The FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 in Doha, Qatar, will be the ultimate hoops extravaganza, so fans should register now for tickets to be first in line to snap them up.
After the 24-team 2014 World Cup in Spain was held in six cities, the expanded 32-team 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup in China had games in eight cities. There were three cities in three countries - Jakarta, Indonesia, Okinawa, Japan and Manila in the Philippines - for the 32-team 2023 World Cup.
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The 2027 edition will have the sport's best players dotting rosters, and the most competitive of games.
Having all of the arenas, including the innovative “Al Janoub” venue, within 30 minutes of each other means the tournament will offer the ultimate fan and player experience.
A unique opportunity
Andreas Zagklis, FIBA Secretary General, said: "Additionally, to have all 32 participating teams based in one city for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 will present a unique opportunity for fans to customize their World Cup experience by accessing more games in person than in any other FIBA World Cup over the last twenty years. I believe 2027 will be a special experience in Doha for this flagship FIBA event."
Why Registration is important
National team fans gearing up for the World Cup are encouraged to register here to be among the first to receive notifications when tickets go on sale, giving them the best chance to secure prime seats. Registration also provides priority access to travel and hospitality packages, along with exclusive ticket bundles. To make the most of these benefits, fans should follow My Team packages and venue-specific ticket series.
The popularity of the FIBA Basketball World Cup is at an all-time high. The World Cup Qualifiers are already breaking every fan engagement record after the first two Windows and the anticipation is growing.
With the road to the next World Cup already taking shape, fans are urged to register now to stay informed, secure priority access, and be part of the game’s biggest global stage from the very first tip-off.
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