The World Cup isn't quite wrapped up yet, with France and England ready to battle it out for third place this Saturday in Miami, but fans headed to Hard Rock Stadium are already looking at some wild prices just to park. It's the final chance to see these powerhouse teams on the field, and you're gonna pay for that privilege before you even step foot in the stadium.
Parking Pass Prices Are Wild For World Cup Finale
Parking for the France vs. England match this Saturday, July 18, at 5 p.m. ET is already available on Vivid Seats, and believe me, you'll wanna check your wallet. If you're hoping to get close to Hard Rock Stadium, you're gonna shell out some serious cash. Lot 95 is gonna set you back at least $70. Lot 70 jumps to $140. But get this: the Yellow Lots are hitting a staggering $400! Seriously, four hundred bucks just to park your ride. That's a huge chunk of change before you even get through the gates. And hey, if you're thinking about the Argentina-Spain final up at MetLife Stadium, parking is gonna be a thing there too, but for France-England in Miami, these prices are what's up.The Stakes and the Tickets for One Last Match
Even though France and England aren't playing for the championship title, this third-place match is still a massive deal. It's the final chance for fans to see these incredible teams throw down on the field in what's a once-in-a-lifetime World Cup event in Florida. Need a ticket to go with that pricey parking spot? World Cup tickets are officially sold through FIFA, but you can still snag last-minute passes on Vivid Seats for the third-place game. Prices for the match itself start at $740. So, you're looking at at least $740 for a ticket, plus that $70 minimum for parking, and potentially hundreds more if you want to get closer. So this Saturday, July 18, at 5 p.m. ET, France and England will hit the field in Miami for their final World Cup showdown. It's gonna be a battle for bragging rights and one last chance to see some world-class soccer. Just make sure you've budgeted for that parking!This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.