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Our two England fans fly out of Heathrow on Monday, 15 June with return flights to JFK in New York costing just over \u00a3500 each – which is good value.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
After landing in the States, they pick up a flight to Dallas the same night – this costs \u00a3283 per person.<\/p>\n
Four nights at the Hampton Inn & Suites Dallas Market Center cost \u00a3624 (\u00a3156 a night) for a twin. <\/p>\n
Double rooms, which are more available in all cities, come in cheaper at the Hilton Dallas Medical District at \u00a3560 (\u00a3140 a night).<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
The England supporters fly to Boston on Friday, 19 June with the fare \u00a3378 each.<\/p>\n
Boston is at the other end of the scale as one of the more expensive host cities for accommodation. <\/p>\n
Our couple stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center, costing \u00a31,650 (\u00a3330 a night), including breakfast, for five nights.<\/p>\n
The cheapest twin-bed option in the city itself is \u00a32,041 (\u00a3408 a night) without breakfast at the Courtyard Boston Downtown\/North Station. <\/p>\n
It is possible to book a hotel near the airport \u00a3500 cheaper but with five days in the city, it may not be worth the saving.<\/p>\n
With England’s third game being in New Jersey, there is no need to take a flight. The supporters can hop on the Amtrak train to New York on Wednesday, 24 June with tickets \u00a342 each. <\/p>\n
Unlike in Boston, there are still lots of hotel options in New York with a five-night stay before the flight home on 29 June. <\/p>\n
A double at the Truss Hotel Times Square costs \u00a31,184 (\u00a3237 a night) while a twin at the AMTD Idea Tribeca Hotel is \u00a31,275 (\u00a3255 a night).<\/p>\n
This time, however, you will need to head out for breakfast. <\/p>\n
But the last two games come with a sting – train tickets to the stadiums cost \u00a359 per person from Boston and \u00a3114 from New York.<\/p>\n
Just to get to the States and travel around, the estimated costs for two friends are \u00a36,273 and for a couple \u00a35,855.<\/p>\n
And what of the family? It is going to cost \u00a39,008 to get to the States, get around and put your heads down.<\/p>\n
Costs are helped by some hotels offering free stays for children.<\/p>\n
In Dallas, the Comfort Inn Dallas Medical-Market Center costs \u00a3627 (\u00a3156 a night).<\/p>\n
The same Hampton Inn is used in Boston with a higher cost of \u00a31,763 (\u00a3353 a night).<\/p>\n
Over in New York, the Holiday Inn in Times Square costs \u00a31,589 (\u00a3318 a night).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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