The headline figure is a reported US$22.75 for the most expensive beer. Craft and imported options are listed between US$18.50 and US$22.75, while a house cocktail is said to cost US$26.
Those prices matter because stadium spending rarely stops at one purchase. A supporter arriving early, staying through the interval and buying for a group could quickly spend more than the ticket itself.
The report also lists a pulled-beef burrito at US$19.25 and a chicken asada burrito at US$18.75. A hot dog is reportedly US$10, while churro bites are listed at US$11.
That makes the stadium menu feel closer to an event-hospitality bill than an everyday football concession. SoFi Stadium, home to the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, is built for major sporting occasions, but a World Cup opener carries a different emotional and financial weight for travelling fans.
For the United States, the priority remains a strong start in Group D. Paraguay will provide the first competitive examination, with the host nation expected to carry the pressure of opening its campaign on home soil.
The reported prices will become part of the supporter experience, but the lasting story should be decided by the result. The next storyline to watch is whether the United States can give its fans a performance worth remembering after they have paid a premium to be there.