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World Cupfans who are alreadybleeding cashto attend games at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles will have to fork over an insane amount just to park outside the arena.
The cheapest parking for the first match between the US and Paraguay on June 12 costs an eye-popping $151, according to theofficial parking partnerfor the FIFA event.
Adding insult to injury, the lot is located more than a mile away from the stadium, or about a 21-minute walk.
There’s also parking at the stadium itself, but a spot will run fans a staggering $300. And even that’s not close, with a 12-minute walk to the games.
On top of that, parking passes aren’t available for purchase the day of matches and must be prepaid.
For fans unwilling to open their wallets, there’s an option to park via theapp ParkingWhiz.
It features several high-cost options, with the cheapest running $47.73 — but that requires walking a full 2 miles to the stadium.
Los Angeles officials have encouraged fans to get to the games via public transportation through its “Go Metro to World Cup” promotion.
“Ride Metro bus, rail or regional transit to a direct service pick-up location near you. No reservation needed,” theLA Metro websitestates.
Source: California Post – Breaking California News, Photos & Videos
