The attorneys general of New York and New Jersey are investigating FIFA over allegations of misleading ticket pricing and seating arrangements for the upcoming World Cup, which is scheduled to begin on June 11, 2026. They have issued a subpoena to FIFA, citing concerns over its dynamic pricing model that has resulted in ticket prices that are significantly higher than those of previous tournaments. Jennifer Davenport, New Jersey's attorney general, criticized FIFA for creating a confusing ticket purchasing process that exploits fans. The Football Supporters Europe association has labeled this year's ticket prices as 'extortionate.' In addition to the high ticket costs, fans face additional expenses, such as over $100 for public transport to MetLife Stadium and $225 for parking. New York attorney general Letitia James emphasized that fans deserve fair access to affordable tickets, as many have reported receiving tickets in lower categories than they paid for. This investigation follows similar concerns raised by California authorities regarding potential legal violations related to ticketing practices.