Thirsty? You're in luck if you're at a World Cup match in Atlanta, where a small draft beer goes for $5. In other U.S. cities hosting games, food and drinks can be much pricier.
Why it matters: There is a wild variance in prices for food, water and other drinks across the 11 U.S. cities hosting the World Cup this year.
Miami will always remember the Tartan Army invasion — not just for the soccer-and-beer-fueled parties but for the way the Scots immersed themselves in the city's culture.
