Cost of electricity in US cities during World Cup

A study indicates that the seven American cities hosting World Cup matches will incur a total of over $860,000 in electricity bills to operate the stadiums, with Los Angeles expected to have the highest costs, reaching up to $152,864 for eight matches. Stadiums with closed or partially covered roofs tend to consume more energy, with Dallas ranking at the top for consumption—enough to supply power to more than a thousand homes for a month. The high energy costs are part of the overall increase in expenses for the fan experience, which also includes significant rises in ticket prices and food costs.

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