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World Cup Fans Face $100 NJ Transit Ticket
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April 15, 2026
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as posted by the channelNew Jersey Transit is considering charging riders more than $100 for return train tickets between New York's Penn Station and MetLife Stadium for World Cup games. #worldcup #fifa #soccer #football #newjersey #nyc #newyork #usa
The cost to the agency for the eight matches is approximately $48 million, and the Governor has stated that the cost will not be borne by regular commuters.
A final decision on the ticket prices is expected to be made in the next few days, with lawmakers criticizing the proposed price as "awfully high" and calling for FIFA to cover transportation costs.
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