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"Unprecedented": Travel Prices Expected To Soar To And From World Cup Matches This Summer
"Unprecedented": Travel Prices Expected To Soar To And From World Cup Matches This Summer
Traveling to matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup may prove to be one of the biggest hurdles for fans, with transportation costs and logistics shaping up to be a major concern across U.S. host cities, according to Bloomberg.
Prices for getting to stadiums are expected to spike due to high demand, limited parking, and reliance on rideshare services, where surge pricing could make even short trips expensive.
Costs for simply getting to and from matches could vary...
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