Ticketholders will have a limited number of options, from NJ Transit, to shuttle buses, to private ride shares.

With World Cup coming, NJ Transit has launched a courtesy campaign centered around a beloved bovine, SEPTA employs a ...

Organizers have been encouraging soccer fans to buy tickets in advance of the World Cup games — but this does not seem to be ...

NJ Transit is offering deals and increasing services for the Memorial Day weekend. The Family SuperSaver Fare allows two children 11 and under to ride free with a paying adult. Rail, light rail, and ...

Kansas City, the smallest World Cup host city, is preparing for residents to be outnumbered by visitors this June. Efforts to actually get fans to the stadium outside the city meant existing public ...

Lavender won’t cover NJ Transit’s stench. A new plan to freshen up the decrepit NJ Transit system has designated lavender as the official scent of the agency’s cleaning products, CEO Kris Kolluri ...

Several new plans have been announced to help fans get to the FIFA World Cup matches cheaper and faster. New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said late Tuesday that round-trip tickets on NJ Transit will now ...

Whether going by rail or by bus, catching a ride to and from World Cup games at MetLife Stadium is going to cost less — and for one option, it will be significantly less. With matches kicking off in ...

NJ Transit riders getting off a train at New York Penn Station in Jun e 2025. Commuters will have to find transportation alternatives during the eight World Cup matches, as NJ Transit announced that ...

Getting to World Cup games at MetLife Stadium via train this summer will reportedly be a little cheaper than originally planned. After NJ Transit and the FIFA New York New Jersey Host Committee ...

The reduction comes after NJ Transit secured sponsorship support. Dustin Satloff via Getty Images New Jersey Transit are to reduce their round-trip rail prices for World Cup events from $150 to $105 ...

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