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NJ Transit sees increase in riders for second World Cup match

NEW JERSEY (PIX11) – Sports fans, tourists and commuters shared trains, buses and platforms Tuesday as the region hosted its second FIFA World Cup match in New Jersey.

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First weekday World Cup match in NY/NJ poses nightmare commute threat: What to know

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Your NJ Transit commute is about to get complicated. Here’s what to expect on World Cup days.

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World Cup match prompts Penn Station, street closures in NYC

A World Cup match at the Meadowlands, the usual evening rush hour, a concert at Madison Square Garden, along with transit shutdowns, is prompting a severe gridlock alert from city officials.

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World Cup Live updates with sunny day in NJ. Wear sunblock to MetLife

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World Cup transit chaos: How Penn Station, street closures will impact Tuesday commute

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NJ Transit’s World Cup ticket sales still lag. Is $98 pricetag pushing fans to find other options?

Host Committee shuttle buses, where tickets cost just $20 from the New Jersey or New York park and ride locations, sold out all 12,000 tickets early Monday afternoon.

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Here are our World Cup transit tips for France vs. Senegal match in NJ

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Our guide for NJ Transit commuters to navigate World Cup disruption

World Cup shuttle buses sell out for France vs. Senegal match in NJ

NJ Transit will be the train to the game for the second World Cup match at the stadium in New Jersey. Officials are recommending that fans take the rail service to the Meadowlands for the 3 p.m. kickoff.

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NJ Transit rail ticket cost for World Cup games lowered again, while NY slashes bus price

Whether going by rail or by bus, catching a ride to and from World Cup games at MetLife Stadium is going to cost less — and for one option, it will be significantly less.

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NJ public transit — trains and shuttle buses — got fans to MetLife

Shuttles were in demand — as were NJ Transit trains — to get to MetLife Stadium for the 2026 FIFA World Cup kickoff.