TORONTO – The price for food and beverage at the 2026 World Cup appears worse than it is. At least in Canada.
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For Americans, paying $25 for a large beer might be a bridge too far. But take into account that prices are listed in Canadian currency (CAD), not USD, then it becomes more palatable.
The $7 charge for a bottle of Dasani water comes out to just about $5 USD.
But hopefully fans didn’t arrive hungry. A “charbroiled cheeseburger” or “dill pickle fried chicken” will run you $25.25 (CAD) apiece. The poutine is a more reasonable $17.75, while normal french fries are $10.25. The footlong hot dog – truly 12 inches – is $19.75.
In the snack space, chips are $7 CAD while popcorn is $11.75.
Fans waiting in line at the various merchandise vendors don’t have an idea of the price because nothing is listed. At least there is a 10% discount for those who use a Visa card.
Canada World Cup schedule
- June 12 vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina – Toronto, 3 p.m. ET – BUY TICKETS
- June 18 vs. Qatar – Vancouver, 6 p.m. ET – BUY TICKETS
- June 23. vs. Switzerland – Vancouver, 3 p.m. ET – BUY TICKETS
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: How much is water at World Cup games? Toronto stadium prices