World Cup local transit costs will vary significantly between New Jersey and Philadelphia
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Key Points:
- The World Cup will be held at multiple NFL stadiums, with transportation costs to and from venues varying significantly across host cities.
- In New Jersey, a return rail trip from MetLife Stadium to New York’s Penn Station will cost $150, a steep increase from the usual $12.90 fare.
- Philadelphia is offering free transit for fans traveling to and from World Cup matches, thanks to arrangements by the local host committee.
- FIFA has criticized New Jersey’s high transit fares, warning they may push fans to alternative transportation, causing congestion and reducing the event’s economic benefits.
- Boston will charge $95 for round-trip bus services to Gillette Stadium, highlighting the high costs associated with transportation during major events.
