The FIFA World Cup has arrived in Philadelphia, bringing excitement and a unique culinary experience to local fans. As Ecuador faces Ivory Coast on June 14 at the city’s stadium, visitors can expect a variety of food and drink options, though not all may be as familiar as they seem.
Food Prices at Lincoln Financial Field
Attendees at the World Cup can indulge in a selection of local favorites, albeit with some notable price increases. Here’s a breakdown of food offerings and their prices:
- Cheesesteak: $20.51 – $22.67
- Chicken cheesesteak: $22.67
- Miso roast pork fries: $22.67
- Cheesesteak fries: $21.59
- Boneless wings (six-piece): $20.57
- Chicken tenders: $19.49
- Buffalo chicken tenders: $19.49
- Jumbo hot dog: $12.58
- Veggie burger: $14.57
- Tim tam brownie: $8.52
Drink Prices During the World Cup
Fans will also find a range of beverages available at the stadium, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Pricing is as follows:
- American beer: $18.58
- Craft/imported beer: $20.85
- Hard seltzer: $20.85
- Non-alcoholic beer: $20.85
- Water: $6.99
Additionally, fans are permitted to bring in one sealed, disposable water bottle, which should help ease costs.
Merchandise Options
The stadium also features an array of merchandise for fans looking to commemorate the event. Key items include:
- Official jerseys: $130
- Philadelphia-specific shirts: Approx. $45
- Hats: $30 – $50
- Official match ball (Trionda by adidas): $200
- Replica match ball: $30
- Mini ball: $25
While the food and beverage experience at Lincoln Financial Field is influenced by FIFA guidelines, attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with unique flavors as they enjoy the World Cup festivities.
