The Carribean island face Bahrain in the first play-off game tomorrow in Port of Spain with the second leg on Wednesday night.
Ince said: "I'm looking forward to it because every player wants to play football in the World Cup. "Being a small country, it would be great for Trinidad & Tobago to be there with the likes of England, Germany and Brazil."
Stern John is expected to win his 90th cap for Trinidad and now only needs thirteen goals to beat Pele's international record. The striker currently on loan at Derby County has netted 68 times for his country.