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Ticket trouble resolved for young North Texas soccer fan
By Diana Zoga and Robin Carter at NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (KXAS) - Local
· June 22, 2026
· 1 min read
A few days before Messi Monday, a North Texas family learned their World Cup tickets, purchased on a third-party platform, couldn’t be delivered. They asked NBC 5 for help.
‘COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS’
Wearing Argentina’s away jersey, 15-year-old Cade Tolin headed to Dallas Stadium to see his f...
Key takeaway ‘COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS’ Wearing Argentina’s away jersey, 15-year-old Cade Tolin headed to Dallas Stadium to see his f...
Why this matters in Frisco News
The resolution of the ticket issue for the Tolin family is a welcome outcome for Frisco residents who were likely following this story with interest. As a community that takes pride in its vibrant sports scene, the fact that a local family was able to secure tickets to see Lionel Messi play is a testament to the city's enthusiasm for international events. The incident also highlights the importance of having reliable and customer-focused ticketing platforms, especially for high-demand events like the World Cup. For families in Frisco, the experience of the Tolin family serves as a reminder to be cautious when purchasing tickets from third-party sellers and to seek help when needed. As the city continues to grow and attract more international events, it will be crucial for local residents to be aware of their options and resources when it comes to ticket purchasing and customer support.
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Published: June 22, 2026 ·
Source: NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (KXAS) - Local ·
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What is this story about? A few days before Messi Monday, a North Texas family learned their World Cup tickets, purchased on a third-party platform, couldn’t be delivered. They asked NBC 5 for help.
‘COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS’
Wearing Argentina’s away jersey, 15-year-old Cade Tolin headed to Dallas Stadium to see his f...
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