Inter Miami vs Charlotte tickets on sale; See Messi in person

The journey of Lionel Messi in south Florida continues after his Inter Miami side came back to defeat FC Dallas on penalty kicks Sunday night. Now they return home Friday to DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale for the Leagues Cup quarterfinals. And tickets for Inter Miami vs Charlotte are now on sale.

Plenty of seats available

As of press time, seats are currently going as low as $167 on Ticketmaster. These lowest prices, however, are for resale tickets located in the new pop-up corner bleacher sections recently added by the team.

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A smattering of official IMCF seats direct from the club remain unsold at the moment. All of these are located on the west midfield sideline, and range from $750 to $1,000 each.

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With Ticketmaster, many seats are in the $200-$300 range, the high end of the resale market has seats climbing to over $1,000 each. One listing, for two row 5 midfield seats, is set at the downright silly price of $10,000/ticket (plus fees, of course).

The Leagues Cup debut on July 21 was a completely packed house for Miami. So Friday’s game is expected to be a sell-out. DRV PNK’s capacity is 20,512.

Inter Miami have yet to lose a match since Leo’s arrival, which certainly has helped ticket sales. If they can muster three more in a row, they’ll lift the Leagues Cup trophy. That feat would also earn a place in next year’s CONCACAF Champions Cup.