FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
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@Strandjunker Go to Canada or Mexico to see games
You know what, maybe don't come to México either, I would not put it past them to plan a black op and create chaos just to justify more of his hate and lust for invasion... they know people are not going to the US and he's mad as hell about this...
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker and no one can afford to have their social network account investigates and be they never mocked Trump on it.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Simulation?
Trump is reality.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Source(s)?
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@Strandjunker
This orange guy threatens and insults others as he pleases.
The entry requirements for the U.S. are a threat to democrats.
And ICE is a threat to everyone, but especially to foreigners.
How stupid do you have to be to travel to the U.S. as a foreigner?@baglava @Strandjunker i wonder if FIFA thought Trump was gonna buy all those tickets and rent those hotels himself when they gave him their "peace prize"
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
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@weyoun6 @Strandjunker There are reports like this:
https://www.ahla.com/news/new-report-warns-world-cup-hotel-boom-may-fall-short-expectationsQuote: "Los Angeles - Nearly 65-70% of respondents report booking pace below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer."
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Good people shouldn't come here right now, not safe.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Would be nice to have a source!
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker and many of the tickets are over £3,000.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
A neoliberal perversion… people vote with their feet and bank accounts..
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
New World Goblet less than half full.
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@weyoun6 @Strandjunker There are reports like this:
https://www.ahla.com/news/new-report-warns-world-cup-hotel-boom-may-fall-short-expectationsQuote: "Los Angeles - Nearly 65-70% of respondents report booking pace below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer."
@goedelchen @weyoun6 also, for example:
2026 World Cup: Empty rooms & Fifa cancellations - US hotels fear washout - BBC Sport
<https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c9q34pxv79eo>
Hotels warn World Cup bookings are far below expectations : NPR
<https://www.npr.org/2026/05/04/nx-s1-5810626/world-cup-hotels-tourism-bookings-visitors>
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@Strandjunker
Actual 1930's Nazi German fascism in the current 2026 United States. No simulation and no drill, it is real fascism.Still I think Trump is cosplaying the 1930s scenario. A senile megalomaniac narcissist…
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@cocaine_owlbear @Strandjunker
One needs to recognize irony when it happens…
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@Strandjunker
Many smart humans staying away.Who in their right mind would be there to be ripped off…
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker, what really “needs” to happen is for ICE to detain some people involved in the tournament. Let's say some coaching staff, a few players, a few referees…
They'll be very quick about releasing them, I'm sure of that.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker
Good. I hope it totally crashes. The orange madman has bragged about it plenty; let that shame his sorry ass. He will no doubt blame trans people, Hakeem Jeffries, maybe Biden.
Some inane conspiracy because "they" are out to get him. But maybe it will hurt a bit too. -
FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker New Jersey isn't that bad tbh
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too expensive ot none were offered to residents?
