'Daylight robbery but worth it' - what fans are spending on World Cup
Summary
Fans attending the 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico are spending large amounts of money on tickets, travel, and accommodations. Despite the high costs, many are willing to pay because they see the event as a rare, special experience.Key Facts
- Tickets to World Cup matches can cost hundreds to over a thousand dollars each.
- Travel expenses include flights, transportation to stadiums, and hotel stays, adding significantly to the total cost.
- Some fans are using frequent flyer points to help cover expensive flights.
- One fan from Norway will spend about $3,600 for three people to attend a single match.
- A British fan paid $1,200 per ticket and plans a road trip to watch multiple matches.
- Tickets and related costs are compared to high prices for other big sports events like NBA finals.
- Some fans traveling internationally, such as from Bosnia and Herzegovina, spend thousands for a short trip to see their teams play.
- Despite calling prices "insane" or "daylight robbery," fans often feel the experience is worth the money.
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