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Who Ate All The Hot Dogs? Obese Soccer Fans To Get Special Reinforced Supersized Seating At World Cup!

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March 1 2013, Published 6:25 p.m. ET

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The world’s biggest sport is catering for the world’s largest people!

At the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, obese soccer fans will be able to cheer their country on while sat in supersized seats, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

The reinforced double-width chairs can hold anyone who weighs up to 560lbs -- but will cost roughly the twice the price of a standard seat!

The seats, which are a different color, have been built in various stadiums around Brazil as a requirement under Brazilian disability laws.

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“Some fans are simply too big to fit in a standard seat,” a source told UK newspaper The Sun.

Obese seats, priced around $60, are already being sold for June’s Confederations Cup in Brazil, which sadly doesn’t feature the USA team, as a dry run for next year’s World Cup .

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One of the stadiums that will be used during the tournament, the Castelao venue in Fortaleza, boasts 120 ‘fat seats’ in its 64,000 capacity.

That should keep the hot dog stands busy!

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