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NJ Transit cuts World Cup ticket prices

NJ Transit rail ticket cost for World Cup games lowered again, while NY slashes bus price

What to Know Unprecedented crowds are expected for World Cup matches at MetLife this summer. NJ Transit says it’s facing nearly $50 million in added costs. The governor has said she wants FIFA to pay,

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NJ Transit has put World Cup mass transit tickets on sale. Here’s how fast they are selling.

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NJ Transit lowers World Cup train ticket prices from NYC to MetLife — and it’s still an 800% markup

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New York reduces World Cup shuttle bus prices for round trip to World Cup

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul says she is spending $6 million of state funds on a shuttle bus service to FIFA World Cup matches, slashing the $80 round-trip bus fare to $20.

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Cheaper options emerge for transportation to World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium

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NJ Transit lowers the price of traveling to World Cup games again after huge public backlash

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NJ Transit will charge $150 for roundtrip ride to the World Cup

NJ Transit will charge $150 for a roundtrip ride to FIFA World Cup games at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It’ll be one of few options to get to the game. That price will apply for all spectators taking the train to the game,

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$100 for NJ Transit rides to World Cup? Prices set to skyrocket this summer

NJ Transit officials are preparing to charge World Cup attendees more than $100 for round-trip train tickets to MetLife Stadium. The 18-mile rail journey from New York’s Penn Station to the stadium, which includes a stop at Secaucus station, could see ...

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$13 train fare spikes to $150 for World Cup fans attending matches in New Jersey

Sky-high ticket prices won’t be the only thing emptying the wallets of soccer fans attending World Cup matches at some U.S. venues this spring.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill unveils NJ Transit rapid action plan to improve rider experience. Here's what it does.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill Tuesday rolled out a new plan to tackle some of the most common complaints about NJ Transit.

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NJ Transit shows off its new, modern passenger cars. Here’s when you will be able to ride in one.

The first of a fleet of new electric-powered Multilevel III rail cars were unveiled Monday, more than seven years after they were ordered in 2018, and Gov. Mikie Sherrill said she wants them put in service this year. The cars, which have “Test Train ...