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World Cup Fans Face Transit Mess as New Jersey Clashes With FIFA

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Millions of fans are facing costly, chaotic, or time-consuming trips to stadiums, especially in US cities, with options like helicopter rides costing as much as $30,000 for a group of eight passengers. #fifa #worldcup #soccer #football #newyork #newjersey #nyc #usa #worldnews

Public transport systems are jacking up fares, with New Jersey Transit considering a $150 round-trip fare for World Cup matches and special shuttle bus tickets costing $80.

Host cities are working to address transportation gaps, with some cities like Philadelphia offering free rides home on the train after games, while others like Los Angeles are charging $1.75 each way for buses to the stadium.

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