A city report on Toronto’s early World Cup hosting outcomes says sales of FIFA Fan Festival premium tickets fall below expectations. According to officials, less than half of the premium tickets were sold during the tournament, generating an estimated $5 million in revenue. The report’s preliminary figures indicate that 44% of the premium tickets for the flagship FIFA Fan Festival at Fort York were sold. The coverage ties the findings to Toronto’s ongoing evaluation of its hosting performance and the results of ticket sales during the World Cup period. While the sources provide the same core metrics—premiums sold, the share sold, and the estimated revenue—they do not detail ticket availability, pricing, or comparisons with targets or other host cities. The information is presented as early or preliminary data from the city’s assessment rather than a final accounting, suggesting further reporting could follow as more information becomes available.