How to watch Scotland's World Cup games live from Glasgow's OVO Hydro - with ticket prices

The Glasgow venue, which has a capacity of more than 14,000 people, will host a series of live events for Tartan Army members who aren’t already travelling to North America to support the team in person.

Showing Scotland playing live on big screens inside the arena, the OVO Hydro hopes that the “Our Moment” events will give fans a destination to unite, watch the games and create their own memories of the 2026 World Cup.

In addition to showing the matches, there will also be entertainment ahead of each game for fans both young and old with the full pre-match programme still to be confirmed.

Steve Clarke’s side will begin their World Cup campaign against Haiti at 2am UK time on Sunday, June 14. Scotland will then face Morocco at 11pm on Friday, June 19, followed by their final group match at 11pm on Wednesday, June 24 against Brazil.

Tickets for OVO Hydro World Cup celebrations now on sale

Tickets for Our Moment at the OVO Hydro are on sale now for fans hoping to soak up the World Cup atmosphere from Scotland.

They can be purchased on Ticketmaster, here.

There are tickets available for each individual match day as well as a “Season Ticket” which will allow fans to attend all three events in June.

Our Moment: How much are tickets for the OVO Hydro’s World Cup watch parties?

Depending on if you would like to attend just one match or all three games, prices will range from £19.50 to £88.50.

There are also collector tickets available, which will cost an additional £5.95 per ticket but include a plastic credit card sized 'Collector Ticket' with lanyard to keep as a memento.

Here’s how much tickets will cost for one match:

• Child Ticket - Family Section: £19.50
• Full Price Ticket: £29.50
• Full Price Collector Ticket: £35.45

Here’s how much you can expect to pay for a Season Ticket:

• Child Ticket - Family Section: £58.50
• Full Price Ticket: £88.50
• Full Price Collector Ticket: £94.45

These prices are before fees have been applied.

When do doors open?

With the matches not kicking off until late in the evening (or early in the morning) in Scotland, doors will open far later than usual for an OVO Hydro event.

Here’s when doors will open for Our Moment at the Hydro:

• Sunday, June 14: Scotland v Haiti - doors open 12am
• Friday, June 19: Scotland v Morocco - doors open 8.30pm
• Wednesday, June 24: Scotland v Brazil - doors open 8.30pm

Are there any restrictions?

Tickets are open to most ages, though there are some restrictions regarding where in the venue younger fans can sit.

The standing section of the arena will only be open to those over 16, with anyone under 18 to be accompanied by an adult. Otherwise, only children 8 or older will be allowed in seats.

In addition, Level 3 of the OVO Hydro is only accessible by stairs, with both levels 2 and 3 unsuitable for those uncomfortable with heights or mobility issues.

Scotland fans will ‘make themselves heard’

Speaking about the matches, the CEO of the SEC Dominic McKay said that fans have shown huge interest in the event.

He said: “We saw a phenomenal response to the announcement of Our Moment. Within hours, tens of thousands of supporters had signed up to declare their interest in joining fellow Scotland supporters at the OVO Hydro.

“This summer will be a moment that lives beyond football and one of real national significance. The stage is now set for an unforgettable series of events where supporters can come together as the drama unfolds in the United States.”

The OVO Hydro’s “Our Moment” events have also been endorsed by the Scottish Football Association.

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Ian Maxwell, chief executive of the Scottish FA, said: “This will be a summer to remember for Scotland supporters – whether they are making the trek to America or cheering on the team closer to home.

“I know those going to the stadiums will make themselves heard and it’ll be the same at the OVO Hydro.

“It’s an iconic venue that has had some memorable moments. We’d like to add a few of our own and raise the roof in the process.”