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High ticket prices keep World Cup fans in Jamaican Diaspora at bay
When the FIFA World Cup kicks off later today in Mexico, many Jamaicans in the Diaspora will be seated in front of their television sets watching the games rather than attending matches.The main reason, they say, is the high price of tickets.Allan Cunningham told The Gleaner that he would love to attend some of the matches being played in South Florida, where he lives, but the price of tickets makes that an impossibility.
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independent.co.uk
Still thinking about World Cup tickets? Here's where prices, availability stand
The World Cup starts Thursday, and FIFA is charging record prices at the 11 stadiums in the United States, three in Mexico and two in Canada
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sbs.com.au
'FIFA is going to kill football': Some Mexican fans feel locked out by 'crazy' World Cup calls
Average salaries in Mexico are lower than those of other 2026 FIFA World Cup host nations, yet some match tickets there cost more.
