It's the only game on the West Coast for Messi this season, so every Argentinian within 1000 miles wants to go (that's clearly hyperbole). Add in global football fans in general plus a small (for Messi) stadium, throw in a high income state, and voila.
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JFC Who's paying that!?
Ticket prices for premier league football in the UK are well under £100.
The idea of paying for your family to see a game in the US is eye watering.
They were $400+fees early the morning Miami confirmed his transfer. I guess I'll watch him play next year.