From $30K suites to $1M packages, luxury World Cup options abound in New York City
New York City is offering extravagant luxury packages for the upcoming World Cup. Options range from a $30,000 suite to a $1 million penthouse experience at the Mark Hotel, complete with private helicopter rides and gourmet dining. Other hotels are also providing unique experiences, catering to those looking to indulge during the sporting event.
- ▪The Mark Hotel offers a $1 million package that includes a penthouse suite, private roof access, and tickets to the World Cup finals.
- ▪The Peninsula is providing a five-day stay with two tickets to the final match for $500,000, including chauffeur rides and personalized memorabilia.
- ▪The Gansevoort Hotel has a $30,000 package featuring a penthouse duplex and premium tickets to a match, along with helicopter rides.
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Jennifer Gould Business side dish From $30K suites to $1M packages, luxury World Cup options abound in New York City By Jennifer Gould Published June 4, 2026, 6:49 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google New York City’s luxury proprietors have come up with some jaw-dropping options for people who really want to splash out on the World Cup. A special booking for six people for six days at the posh Mark Hotel on the Upper East Side comes with a penthouse suite, access to a private roof – and coveted tickets to the World Cup finals. The package goes for $1 million, optional daily caviar and martini service not included.
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