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Brewers fans can fly to Florida, attend the World Series and still save $1,500

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Yahoo SportsBrewers fans can fly to Florida, attend the World Series and still save $1,500
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A flight, hotel and World Series ticket in Florida could cost well less than one ticket in Milwaukee. Here’s what Brewers fans could pay for the trip.

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