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Still thinking about World Cup tickets? Here's where prices, availability stand

NEW YORK (AP) — The World Cup starts Thursday, and FIFA is charging record prices at the 11 stadiums in the United States, three in Mexico and two in Canada. FIFA is using dynamic pricing and has repeatedly raised the prices since tickets first went on sale last fall. FIFA president Gianni Infantino defended those prices Wednesday as fitting in the North American market, but they have been criticized for list prices that have reached five figures.

Here's where things stand on the eve of the World Cup opener:

Several venues have sold out, but there are seats available for most games

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