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By any means possible. Preferably not by pedalo.<\/p>\n
While adrenaline will be surging through supporters that will no doubt endure them into the wee hours, roaring at your telly in the middle of the night is never a great idea.<\/p>\n
So what if you’re wanting to go?<\/p>\n
Already adverts from travel agents are popping up on social media offering members of the Tartan Army all sorts of deals.<\/p>\n
One, including a match ticket, flight and three nights of accommodation, will set you back \u00a33,499 for the game versus Haiti. You can add \u00a3400 on for the Brazil game.<\/p>\n
But what if you want to have a book at everything yourself?<\/p>\n
A one-way ticket from Edinburgh to Boston the day before Scotland’s bow, at the time of writing, will cost \u00a31,472 if you want to go direct. The same flight a month earlier is \u00a3624.<\/p>\n
Want to save a bit of cash? An indirect flight via Dublin is currently only \u00a3398. There is the small matter of 21 hours and 45 minutes of travel time including a 13-hour and 40-minute connection, though…<\/p>\n
There is the option to go across the Atlantic on a cruise if you don’t mind missing the first game and playing some shuffleboard as you go.<\/p>\n
Want to find a hotel in Boston? A three-star on the night of the Haiti game, again at the time of writing, won’t offer you much change from \u00a3300.<\/p>\n
The good news is that accommodation prices in Miami look a bit more appealing.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n