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Philly's Lincoln Financial Field will host six World Cup matches this summer. Photo: Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty
Securing a parking spot at Lincoln Financial Field during World Cup matches won't be cheap.
Why it matters: Parking passes will cost fans up to $620 per match, adding to the steep prices of attending the tournament in person.
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