World Cup fans hit by another astronomical charge for matches
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Parking at SoFi Stadium for the FIFA World Cup is extremely expensive, with the cheapest lot for the US vs. Paraguay match costing $151 and the closest stadium parking priced at $300, both requiring a significant walk.
- Parking passes must be prepaid, and day-of purchases are not allowed, adding to the inconvenience for fans attending the games.
- Alternative parking options via the app ParkingWhiz are available but still costly, with the cheapest option about $47.73 and located two miles from the stadium.
- Los Angeles officials are promoting public transportation through the “Go Metro to World Cup” initiative, offering $1.75 bus fares and direct service to the stadium from various city locations.
- Attending multiple matches, especially following the US Men’s National Soccer team across the country, can be extremely costly, with estimated expenses reaching around $63,000 for two fans, largely due to high ticket prices.