FIFA is offering World Cup tickets to Veterans across all 11 host cities in the United States.
FIFA partnered with Bank of America to offer thousands of tickets to veterans, current military, and first responders.
"At FIFA, we believe football is far more than just a game - it is a powerful force for good," said FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
FIFA also made mention of the United States marking its 250th anniversary during the World Cup July 4th.
Those will be available for those who qualify here.
Meanwhile, the last remaining tickets for Group Stage games are not cheap at all.
The first match in North Texas between the Netherlands and Japan ranges from just over $800 to just shy of $2,700.
The third match in North Texas between Argentina and Austria starts at $1,500. Parking for that game at AT&T Stadium ranges from $124 to as high as $924.
