What would it cost England and Scotland fans to go to World Cup?

High ticket prices, expensive accommodation and train fares way above normal rates. If you want to book a World Cup trip now, this is what it would cost. By Dale Johnson Football issues correspondent The 2026 World Cup has been a story of high ticket prices, expensive accommodation and train fares way above normal rates. The cost for a single person would be higher as accommodation prices are for twin or double rooms. England fans get a good deal in Dallas but Scotland have eight nights in Boston - one of the most expensive cities.

That works out on average as a conservative £107 per person per day for England fans. After landing in the States, they pick up a flight to Dallas the same night - this costs £283 per person. Four nights at the Hampton Inn & Suites Dallas Market Center cost £624 (£156 a night) for a twin. Our couple stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center, costing £1,650 (£330 a night), including breakfast, for five nights. But the last two games come with a sting - train tickets to the stadiums cost £59 per person from Boston and £114 from New York.

In Dallas, the Comfort Inn Dallas Medical-Market Center costs £627 (£156 a night). The same Hampton Inn is used in Boston with a higher cost of £1,763 (£353 a night). Over in New York, the Holiday Inn in Times Square costs £1,589 (£318 a night). For the opener against Croatia, the two tickets cost £1,406 - the face value being £517. You've sorted out transport to the matches and the expensive resale tickets.

The couple: £12,815 (£6,408 per person) Two friends: £13,361 (£6,681 each) A family of four: £22,228 England & Scotland World Cup tickets on resale at inflated prices Fans being fleeced by £111 World Cup train tickets - FSA Unfortunately for Scotland fans, they have got a bad deal when it comes to the hotels. It's £1,887 for two tickets or £3,390 for the family, heading out on 11 June - nearly twice what England fans would pay to fly to New York. It is more cost-effective to spend the first night in New York rather than get to Boston very late and pay a higher hotel cost. On 12 June, the evening train to Boston costs £122 for two tickets. The enVision Hotel costs £2,290 - or £286 a night.

On Saturday, 20 June the fans leave Boston and fly to Miami. The Scotland fans would then get to spend six nights in Miami. The MetroPa High ticket prices, expensive accommodation and train fares way above normal rates. If you want to book a World Cup trip now, this is what it would cost. What would it cost England and Scotland fans to go to World Cup?