The inflated fares will impact Scotland's matches against Haiti and Morocco, as well as England's game against Ghana. Tickets go on sale on Wednesday, but are limited and non-refundable. Paul Goodwin of the Scottish Football Supporters Association described the increase as "totally out of order," warning fans might take on debt to attend. With stadium parking starting at $175, travel costs are becoming a major barrier.
Scotland and England fans face 'second mortgages' as World Cup train fares soar
MBTA has announced round-trip tickets from Boston to the World Cup venue will cost $80, four times the usual price, sparking outrage among fans.