Here's how much people are paying for FIFA World Cup tickets. ⚽️

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Oh, that's got to be 5,000.

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>> 20,000.

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>> I ain't going to lie, like probably like

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1,000.

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>> 5 grand.

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>> Crazy.

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>> So, you're going to the World Cup today?

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>> Yes.

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>> Vamos Ecuador.

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>> How much did you pay for your seat?

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>> Um section 315 and I paid a grand.

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>> How much did you pay for your ticket?

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>> I am in 342 and I paid 1,000 dollars.

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>> I'm in the 300s. I bought at face value.

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>> I sitting in 319 and I paid like 800.

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>> Paid 1,400.

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>> Paid 1,000 dollars, section one.

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>> Section this is 134 and 500.

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>> Around 1,000. The ticket is 900 dollars.

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>> How much did you pay for your ticket?

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>> Too much.

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>> I paid 700 dollars and paid the 100 row.

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However, this was directly from FIFA.

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The same tickets would cost 3,000 if you

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go on StubHub. And we're paying 100

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dollars to take the train, which is

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ridiculous.

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>> Go Germany.

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>> Go Germany.

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>> Let's go Germany.

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>> Let's go Ecuador.

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This video features a brief street interview with World Cup attendees, focusing on the high cost of match tickets and transportation. Most fans report paying between 800 and 1,400 dollars for their seats, highlighting the significant price variation compared to face-value tickets and the inflated costs on secondary markets like StubHub.