World Cup Faces High Price Concerns and Ticket Sales Challenges
Concerns are growing that high prices for the upcoming World Cup could deter attendees, with FIFA now facing the challenge of unloading tens of thousands of unsold tickets.
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I've been to 4 World Cups. The games are supposed to bring people together, I'm worried high prices will keep them away.
Michael McCready has been to four World Cups around the world. Courtesy of Michael McCready Michael McCready has attended World Cups in the US, South Africa, Russia, and Qatar. He says this year's tournament is the most expensive he's encountered. He recommends fan zones, public transportation, and arriving early on match days. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Michael McCready, 57, who has attended four World Cups around the world. It has been edited for length and clar...
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