On this page, you’ll find frequently asked questions about the World Floorball Championships.

If you can’t find the answer to your question here, please contact us by email at wfc@salibandy.fi.

Ticket and Ticket Sales

You can purchase tickets for the World Floorball Championships from Lippu.fi – the official ticketing partner of the Championship.

Tickets are available at the Lippu.fi online store, through Lippu.fi customer service, or at Lippu.fi retail locations in Finland.

Tickets for the World Floorball Championships are sold as ticket packages.

Tickets for the preliminary round and quarterfinals are sold as Day Passes, which include all matches at a specific venue on that particular match day.

Tickets for the final matches are sold as a weekend package, which includes all matches during the final weekend, from the semifinal matches on December 12 through the bronze and gold medal matches on Sunday, December 13.

For more information about tickets, visit the Tickets page.

In addition to admission, tickets to the World Floorball Championships include free public transportation in Tampere on match days. For more information about the Nysse event ticket, visit the Tampere Public Transportation Nysse website.

In addition, all children’s tickets include a free visit to the Vesimaailma Louhi -water park at Ideapark in Lempäälä.

For Group Sales you can reach out to Lippu.fi customer service.

About the Championships

The Men’s World Floorball Championships will be held in Tampere, Finland in December 2026.

The official venues are Nokia Arena, Hakametsä Ice Hall, and Kauppi Sports Center.

All venues are accessible by public transportation and are located either in downtown Tampere or a short distance from the city center.

For more information about the venues, visit the Venues page.

The Men’s World Floorball Championships will be held in Tampere, Finland from December 5 to 13, 2026.

You can find the tournament schedule on the Games page.

Sixteen teams are competing in the Men’s World Floorball Championships.

The teams have been divided into groups, which are:

Group A: Latvia, Norway, Finland, Switzerland
Group B: Sweden, Germany, Slovakia, Czech Republic
Group C: Singapore, Slovenia, Thailand, Estonia
Group D: Philippines, Japan, Canada, Denmark

You can find the teams on the Teams page.