NewsWorld newsFIFA World CupFootball fans visiting the US to support the England side have been left reeling at the price of pints at some stadiums - and it looks like it might be the same across the board...06:46, 09 Jun 2026Updated 06:47, 09 Jun 2026The FIFA World Cup will kick off on Thursday and football fans from around the world are making their way to the United States to be a part of the iconic event - but they may not be prepared for just how much they'll have to fork out for a drink.‌Raymond James stadium, in Tampa, Florida, hosted England's warm-up game with New Zealand on Saturday, June 6.‌Fans were shocked by the cost of drinks at the stadium - with a standard pint costing fans a whopping £12.50.‌One supporter shared an photograph of the bar menu, which featured an $18 premium large beer, about £13.50. A single hard seltzer – carbonated water, alcohol and fruit flavourings at around 5% ABV – set fans back $20.50, more than £15.The Sun reported the following beverage prices:‌Ultra premium double cocktail – $28.50 (£21.36)Ultra premium single cocktail – $19.50 (£14.61)Premium double cocktail – $25.25 (£16.67)Frozen cocktails (Strawberry Daiquiri and Margarita) – $19.25 (£14.53)Domestic large beer – $16.75 (£12.55)Premium large beer – $18.00 (£13.50)Hard seltzer – $20.50 (£15.36)Non-alcoholic beer – $10.00 (£7.49)Gatorade – $8.75 (£6.56)Gatorade water – $8.75 (£6.56)Aquafina water – $7.50 (£5.62)One fan has called the cost "over-priced" and "greedy".Another said: "It probably doesn’t include tax and the HUGE tip they will want on top…."‌An American weighed in on the argument, saying that while price gouging was normal at a lot of games in the US, this was "beyond what even I'd expect".The Three Lions went on to beat New Zealand 1-0 in the warm-up match.Article continues belowEngland will play its first World Cup match against Croatia on June 17 at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, which has a capacity of 80,000 spectators.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌FIFA World CupBeerGatorade CompanyFrozenEngland football teamFootball fans