What would it cost England and Scotland fans to go to World Cup?

Our two England fans fly out of Heathrow on Monday, 15 June with return flights to JFK in New York costing just over £500 each - which is good value. With the Three Lions' final group game taking place in New Jersey, it is the most cost-effective way to travel to the US and back, with the first stop being Dallas. After landing in the States, they pick up a flight to Dallas the same night - this costs £283 per person. Four nights at the Hampton Inn & Suites Dallas Market Center cost £624 (£156 a night) for a twin. Double rooms, which are more available in all cities, come in cheaper at the Hilton Dallas Medical District at £560 (£140 a night). Both properties have breakfast included, meaning Dallas - which also has free shuttle buses from stations to the stadium in Arlington - is an affordable start to the trip. The England supporters fly to Boston on Friday, 19 June with the fare £378 each. Boston is at the other end of the scale as one of the more expensive host cities for accommodation. Our couple stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center, costing £1,650 (£330 a night), including breakfast, for five nights. The cheapest twin-bed option in the city itself is £2,041 (£408 a night) without breakfast at the Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station. It is possible to book a hotel near the airport £500 cheaper but with five days in the city, it may not be worth the saving. With England's third game being in New Jersey, there is no need to take a flight. …