World Cup transportation costs are set to soar across the US, with some train tickets rising to $150 — where the worst (and best) fares will be
Here’s why footie fans will be footing the transportation bill in cities with the highest fares.
On foot and by train, how fans get to the World Cup in New Jersey
From trains and school buses to taxis, rental cars and stadium-bound treks, World Cup fans are turning the journey to New ...
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NJ Transit handles World Cup crowds and commuters, but $98 fare draws ire
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tuesday was the first day that two unlikely groups — seasoned New Jersey commuters and World Cup soccer fans — were heading home ...
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NJ Transit’s World Cup ticket sales still lag. Is $98 pricetag pushing fans to find other options?
NJ Transit sold more tickets to transport fans to Tuesday’s World Cup match than it did on Saturday’s first match, but sales still haven’t hit the expected 40,000 mark. By Tuesday afternoon, NJ ...
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Soccer fans face more travel hell over World Cup match at MetLife
World Cup fans faced transit hell no matter what for Tuesday’s match at MetLife Stadium. Spectators who drove to see the 3 p.m. game between France and Senegal in New Jersey were exasperated after ...
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NJ Transit handles World Cup crowds and commuters, but $98 fare draws ire
Tuesday was the first day that two unlikely groups — seasoned New Jersey commuters and World Cup soccer fans — were heading home at the same time after a 3 p.m. match at MetLife Stadium. People from ...