NFL tickets are among the toughest seats in world sport to secure, and for good reason. Sunday kick-offs are built around once-a-year moments: the tailgate outside the stadium, the anthem, the first big hit that wakes the crowd, a goal-line stand, a fourth-quarter comeback and an atmosphere no stream can replicate. Demand for the marquee games climbs quickly once the schedule drops, availability shifts by the hour and prime matchups can sell through their primary allocation in a single window. 1BoxOffice runs as a resale marketplace so you can buy based on what is available right now, compare listings side by side and book with confidence.
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For fans in the United Kingdom and across the MENA region, the standout dates of the season sit closer to home than most realise. The 2026 NFL season brings three regular-season games to London across three consecutive Sundays in October, split between Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley Stadium. Every order on 1BoxOffice is backed by our 150% money-back guarantee, so the seat you buy is the seat you get.
This hub covers the full picture: the London Games, the record 2026 International Series, all 32 teams, ticket categories and indicative prices, a step-by-step buying guide, Super Bowl LXI and the road to it. Whether you want to be pitch-side for a marquee fixture or find a good-value seat with a clean view, you can compare options in one place and choose what fits your matchday plan.
London hosts three NFL games in 2026, the busiest slate the capital has seen. Two are staged at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a ground purpose-built with a retractable pitch and a dedicated NFL playing surface underneath, and one returns to Wembley Stadium. The games run on back-to-back Sundays through October, which makes a two-game or three-game trip realistic for travelling fans.
| Date | Match | Venue | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday 4 October 2026 | Indianapolis Colts vs Washington Commanders | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | London |
| Sunday 11 October 2026 | Philadelphia Eagles vs Jacksonville Jaguars | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | London |
| Sunday 18 October 2026 | Houston Texans vs Jacksonville Jaguars | Wembley Stadium | London |
The London fixtures carry genuine weight in 2026. The reigning champion Philadelphia Eagles cross the Atlantic to face the Jacksonville Jaguars, the franchise that has made London a second home and now plays two capital games in a single season for the third time. The Jaguars then stay on to meet the Houston Texans at Wembley a week later. Under the Tottenham agreement, the north London ground continues to host two NFL games each season through 2029-30, so this is a fixture on the calendar to plan around rather than a one-off.
From the 2026 season the league applies all-in pricing to its international games, meaning the primary-market price you see includes fees from the first click. Primary general-admission sales for the Tottenham fixtures opened in July 2026. Once that allocation thins out, resale becomes the practical route in for the highest-demand seats, which is where a verified marketplace earns its place.
London Games draw support from across Europe and North America, not just the home market, so the strongest seats move fast. Top-tier and end-zone club seats for high-profile teams such as the Jaguars, Eagles or Commanders can clear early, and the primary window does not always match the moment a group of friends actually decides to go. A marketplace solves the timing problem: you can view multiple listings, compare stands and price bands, then buy right up to matchday when availability allows. If your plans change, you can also list your seats for sale on the marketplace and reach buyers who are still searching, often within hours of kick-off.
The 2026 International Series is the most expansive the league has staged, with a record nine regular-season games played abroad across seven countries. Alongside the three London fixtures, the season features first-ever regular-season games in Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro and Paris, plus returns to Madrid, Munich and Mexico City. For fans weighing a European away trip built around a game, the confirmed continental fixtures are set out below.
| Date | Match | Venue | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday 25 October 2026 | Pittsburgh Steelers vs New Orleans Saints | Stade de France | Paris |
| Sunday 8 November 2026 | Cincinnati Bengals vs Atlanta Falcons | Estadio Santiago Bernabeu | Madrid |
| Sunday 15 November 2026 | New England Patriots vs Detroit Lions | FC Bayern Munich Arena | Munich |
| Sunday 22 November 2026 | Minnesota Vikings vs San Francisco 49ers | Estadio Banorte | Mexico City |
The Bernabeu game marks the NFL's continued push into Spain after a strong debut in 2025, while the Munich fixture at the FC Bayern arena becomes the sixth regular-season game staged in Germany. The Australian opener at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Brazilian game in Rio de Janeiro extend the calendar into two new territories, giving fans in the Gulf and beyond a wider spread of destination games to build a trip around than any previous season.
All 32 franchises are split into two conferences of four divisions each. If you are searching by team rather than by fixture, this is how the league lines up for 2026. Browse current listings by team on 1BoxOffice to see what is available for home games, away days and any London or International Series appearance.
| AFC Division | Teams |
|---|---|
| AFC East | Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots and New York Jets |
| AFC North | Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers |
| AFC South | Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans |
| AFC West | Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers |
| NFC Division | Teams |
|---|---|
| NFC East | Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders |
| NFC North | Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings |
| NFC South | Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
| NFC West | Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks |
Demand varies sharply by team and by opponent. Marquee franchises with large travelling fanbases, the Cowboys, Eagles, Chiefs, Bills and 49ers among them, tend to command the strongest prices home and away, while rivalry weeks and primetime slots lift a fixture well above a routine early-season game.
Resale prices move with demand, opponent, seat location and how close you are to kick-off, so there is no single figure for an NFL ticket. As a planning guide, the bands below reflect typical price ranges seen for London Games and comparable high-demand fixtures. Treat them as indicative rather than fixed, and always check live listings for the exact game.
| Category | Typical location | What you get | Indicative range (London Games) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospitality | Premium clubs and lounges | Padded seating, catering, dedicated entrance and in-seat service | Around £600 to £2,000+ |
| Category 1 | Lower tier, near halfway or end zone | Closest sightlines to the action, premium pricing | Around £200 to £450 |
| Category 2 | Lower tier corners and mid tier centre | Strong all-round view at a step down in price | Around £140 to £250 |
| Category 3 | Mid to upper tier | Raised view of the full field, good value | Around £90 to £160 |
| Category 4 | Upper tier and behind the end zone | Highest seats, most affordable entry point | Around £60 to £120 |
A few habits make a real difference to what you pay. If your priority is the occasion rather than a specific seat, look at the upper tiers, where the view of the whole field is often better for reading a game and the entry price is far lower. Games against lower-ranked opponents usually sit below rivalry weeks and playoff-contending fixtures, so midweek research pays off. For London Games and any high-demand fixture, buying earlier tends to beat waiting, since supply tightens as kick-off approaches and the lowest-priced inventory clears first. If flexibility matters more than a particular section, filtering by total price rather than headline seat number can surface listings that others overlook.
Buying is quick once you know the game you want. Compare listings on the details that matter, seat location, quantity and total price, then check out securely for confirmed entry. The eight steps below walk through the process from search to matchday.
Step1
Choose your game
Pick the NFL fixture you want, whether it is a London Game, an International Series fixture or a US home date.
Step2
Compare ticket listings
Review options by stand, tier, row, quantity and total price, not just the lowest headline figure.
Step3
Read the listing notes
Check any seller notes on seat position, restricted views, ticket type and delivery method before you commit.
Step4
Select your seats
Choose the listing that fits your budget and group size, then add it to your basket to hold the price.
Step5
Enter your details
Fill in your buyer details carefully and create an account if you are a new customer.
Step6
Check out securely
Pay through encrypted checkout in your preferred currency, with your order protected by the 150% money-back guarantee.
Step7
Receive confirmation
You get an order confirmation straight away, with delivery details for how and when your tickets arrive.
Step8
Track your order
Use the track order page to follow progress right up to matchday.
The 2026 season ends where every campaign is aiming: Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on 14 February 2027. As the single biggest event on the American sporting calendar, Super Bowl demand outstrips every other fixture by a wide margin, and resale is the main route for fans without a team or sponsor allocation.
The road there runs through an expanded postseason. After the 17-game, 18-week regular season, 14 teams reach the playoffs, seven from each conference. The top seed in the AFC and the NFC earns a bye, while the remaining 12 teams contest Wild Card weekend. Winners advance to the Divisional round, then to the AFC and NFC Championship games, with the two conference winners meeting in the Super Bowl. Playoff tickets are worth planning for early, since availability tightens with every round a contender survives.
Where you sit shapes the whole experience. Lower-tier seats near the halfway line put you closest to the play and the sideline energy, and they command the highest prices. Club and premium areas add comfort, catering and sheltered access, which suits a longer matchday. Upper-tier seats give the clearest read of formations and developing plays, often the connoisseur's choice, at the most accessible price point. Behind the end zone you get a dramatic angle on scoring drives for less outlay.
For the London Games specifically, the two grounds offer different characters. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was designed with American football in mind, with a dedicated turf, steep single-tier stands that hold noise well and modern concourses. Wembley brings sheer scale and a wraparound bowl. Before you book, it is worth studying the layout: see the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan and the Wembley Stadium seating plan to match a section to your budget and your view.
1BoxOffice has served live-event fans since 2006, with a base in the United Kingdom and a strong presence across the MENA region. Every order is backed by a 150% money-back guarantee, listings are checked for a secure and reliable experience, and payments run through encrypted checkout with support for multiple currencies. Our team handles enquiries in both English and Arabic, and tickets are delivered on time so you do not miss kick-off. For the London Games and International Series fixtures within easy reach of the Gulf and Europe, that combination of local support and buyer protection is the reason fans choose us over a distant marketplace.
London hosts three NFL games on consecutive Sundays in October 2026. The Indianapolis Colts play the Washington Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 4 October, the Philadelphia Eagles meet the Jacksonville Jaguars at the same ground on 11 October, and the Houston Texans face the Jaguars at Wembley Stadium on 18 October.
Choose your game, compare listings by seat location, quantity and total price, then check out securely. Read the seller notes on each listing before you commit, enter your details, pay through encrypted checkout and follow the delivery instructions in your confirmation. Every order carries the 150% money-back guarantee.
Prices depend on the fixture, seat location and how close you are to kick-off. As a guide, upper-tier seats for London Games have typically started around £60 to £120, lower-tier seats run higher, and hospitality can reach £2,000 or more. These are indicative bands, so check live listings for the exact game and current pricing.
Two of the three London Games are played at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which has a dedicated NFL playing surface beneath its retractable football pitch. The third is staged at Wembley Stadium. Both grounds are well connected by public transport and have hosted NFL fixtures before.
The International Series is the set of regular-season games the NFL stages outside the United States. The 2026 edition is the largest yet, with nine games across seven countries, including three in London plus fixtures in Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Madrid, Munich and Mexico City.
Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for 14 February 2027 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. It closes the 2026 season and is the most in-demand fixture on the calendar, so most fans without a team or sponsor allocation turn to the resale market for seats.
After the 17-game regular season, 14 teams reach the playoffs, seven from each conference. The top seed in each conference earns a bye, and the other 12 teams play Wild Card weekend. Winners move to the Divisional round, then the Conference Championship games, and the two conference winners meet in the Super Bowl.
For high-demand fixtures such as the London Games, rivalry weeks, primetime slots and the playoffs, buying earlier usually beats waiting. Supply tightens as kick-off approaches and the most affordable listings clear first. For lower-demand early-season games, prices can soften nearer the date, so timing depends on the fixture.
Franchises with large travelling fanbases tend to command the strongest demand home and away, including the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers. Rivalry fixtures and primetime games lift prices further, regardless of the two teams involved.
Upper-tier seats usually offer a strong balance of price and view, since the higher angle makes it easier to follow formations and developing plays. Behind the end zone gives a dramatic view of scoring drives at a lower cost. Lower-tier and club seats bring you closer to the action but carry the highest prices.
Delivery method is shown on each listing and confirmed at checkout. Many NFL tickets are mobile and delivered digitally ahead of the game, while some are sent by another secure method. Your order confirmation sets out how and when your tickets will arrive, and all tickets are guaranteed to be delivered in time for kick-off.
The guarantee means that if a problem on our side prevents you from attending, such as tickets not being delivered as described, you are covered for up to 150% of what you paid. It is our commitment that the seat you buy is the seat you receive, which is the core protection behind every order on the marketplace.
Yes. If your plans change you can list seats through sell your tickets and reach buyers who are actively searching, often right up to kick-off. Add your seat details, set your price and include clear notes so buyers understand exactly what they are purchasing.
1BoxOffice supports multiple currencies at checkout, which suits buyers across the United Kingdom, the MENA region and beyond. The currency options available to you are shown during the payment step so you can complete your purchase in the one that works best.
NFL games are family-friendly and children are welcome. In almost all cases every attendee needs a valid ticket regardless of age, including infants who occupy a seat. Age and admission rules can vary by venue, so check the specific stadium policy for the game you are attending before you travel.
Live-event tickets are generally non-refundable once an order is confirmed, because the seller has committed the seats to you. If your plans change, the practical option is to relist the tickets for sale on the marketplace so another fan can take them. For any account or order query, our support team can help.
If a game is rescheduled, tickets are normally valid for the new date. If a fixture is cancelled outright and not replayed, buyer protections apply to your order. We will contact you with the relevant instructions should either situation arise, so keep your order confirmation and contact details up to date.
Buying through a verified marketplace protects you in ways that private sales cannot. On 1BoxOffice, listings are checked, payment runs through encrypted checkout and every order is backed by the 150% money-back guarantee. For more detail on how orders and protections work, see our full FAQ.
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