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New Jersey lowers $150 train fare for World Cup

New Jersey lowers $150 train fare for World Cup to $105 amid outcry

New Jersey Transit is reducing a planned $150 round-trip fare from all stations to the stadium in East Rutherford to $105.

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New Jersey reduces World Cup public transit fare to $105

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NJ Transit reduces cost of round-trip tickets to World Cup games

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

New Jersey Transit plans to trim its universally hated World Cup fare hike by 30% after securing funds from “sponsors and other sources,” according to a new report, and it could drop even lower.

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NJ Transit cuts price of World Cup rail tickets from $150 to $105

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NJ Transit Reducing Fare For World Cup: Report

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NJ Transit will lower cost of train tickets to World Cup matches from $150 to $105

A spokesperson for Gov. Mikie Sherrill released the following statement: "Governor Sherrill has been clear that FIFA should contribute to transport its fans to World Cup games. Since it hasn't, she di...

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Eye-popping World Cup transit price has dropped

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NJ Transit reduces controversial World Cup ticket prices

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NJ Transit confirms $150 train tickets for World Cup in transit plan

The much-awaited mobility plan for the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches taking place in the Meadowlands released on April 17 indicates there will be no parking at MetLife Stadium on the eight match days. Tickets will be needed to access the property overall.

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$150 NJ Transit tickets to World Cup confirmed. Here’s what else to know about getting there.

The speculation about how high an NJ Transit ticket would be for a train ride between Penn Station and the renamed New York New Jersey Stadium for World Cup matches this summer was confirmed Friday. Round-trip rail fare will cost $150.

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Train fares soar for World Cup fans in New Jersey

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Soccer fans planning to attend World Cup matches at U.S. venues this spring will face significant costs beyond just high ticket prices. Transportation officials confirmed that fans traveling from New York City to MetLife Stadium ...

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Which subway stations could be most affected during FIFA World Cup?

The FIFA World Cup games are getting closer, and residents across the NYC region are preparing for a mass-influx of riders on public transit.