World Cup 2026

Tony Crocker said:
has a retractable roof like Houston, so I suspect it's rarely open air for MLB games. We saw a game in Houston mid-July 2021. When we drove by it the next day we could see the roof was open to let the sun shine on the grass.
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I have only been to a few evening games; decent weather, roof open.

Marlins games are so poorly attended that one can generally purchase tickets for $10 per seat - maybe $6. This "generally admission" (not really) gives one the ability to float and try out about 3-5 different sections of the stadium. They even need to sell $44 Family 4-Packs: a ticket, a hot dog, and a soda. Basically, they cannot give away Marlins tickets. It's the 2nd-cheapest MLB team?!

Anyways, the question is not whether to attend a Marlins Game: it's whether you want to pay for parking? Brightline would include shuttles to the stadium, same with soccer.
 
Obviously, the USA Team did not look very good on Monday night. However, Belgium capitalized on every mistake and was definitely the better team.

The USA goalkeeper had an especially rough night; a reputation can be undone quickly in soccer.
 
The bad referee calls and VAR misuse are exhausting. If you missed it, check out clips of the Egypt/Argentina match. Messi definitely lives up to his reputation; however, the ARG favoritism is difficult to overlook. Egypt wuz robbed.
 
Sbooker said:
My Scotsman mate and neighbour Bill went into Brisbane city at 6am this morning (Thursday)
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The Scots made quite an impression upon Boston.
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ChrisC said:
Marlins games are so poorly attended that one can generally purchase tickets for $10 per seat - maybe $6. This "generally admission" (not really) gives one the ability to float and try out about 3-5 different sections of the stadium. They even need to sell $44 Family 4-Packs: a ticket, a hot dog, and a soda. Basically, they cannot give away Marlins tickets. It's the 2nd-cheapest MLB team?!
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I'm living in the opposite world. Per game price of my two season seats plus the most convenient parking in Dodger Stadium:
1995​
26.46​
DS
1996​
26.70​
DS
1997​
28.70​
1998​
30.77​
1999​
34.30​
2000​
36.00​
2001​
36.10​
2002​
39.40​
2003​
39.40​
2004​
39.40​
DS
2005​
41.28​
2006​
44.32​
DS
2007​
57.28​
2008​
57.83​
LCS
2009​
56.00​
LCS
2010​
56.00​
2011​
56.00​
2012​
46.00​
2013​
44.51​
LCS
2014​
50.93​
DS
2015​
54.73​
DS
2016​
64.74​
LCS
2017​
75.10​
WS
2018​
90.68​
WS
2019​
90.31​
DS
2020​
103.27​
WS
2021​
103.27​
LCS
2022​
107.86​
DS
2023​
111.18​
DS
2024​
120.80​
WS
2025​
146.45​
WS
2026​
184.51​

Postseason results are in third column, so the price of success is evident. Single game prices are more than mine. Rarely do I sells seats on StubHub/SeatGeek. 10+ years ago I would get less than I paid; now I would get more. I almost never buy food at Dodger Stadium. We have so many excellent options close by to dine or bring takeout into the stadium. Drinks are very restricted but food is OK in the clear bags most stadiums want these days.
 
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