As crowds descended on the Meadowlands for the kickoff of the FIFA World Cup 2026 at New York New Jersey Stadium — more commonly known to residents of the tri-state area as MetLife — most arrived and ...

While NJ Transit lauded its ability to move more than 370,000 during the World Cup, it would change a few things for future mega events.

Several transportation options are available for World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium, including public transit, shuttles and driving. NJ Transit offers a train-bus shuttle system from Secaucus ...

NJ Transit is using lessons from the 2014 Super Bowl's transportation failures to plan for the 2026 World Cup. Ridership will be capped, and fans must purchase advance tickets for specific time slots ...

There are new concerns over transportation just days before the first World Cup match in New Jersey. NJ Transit riders were hit with more delays and cancellations during the Tuesday evening rush, ...

NJ Transit has spent a dozen years since the debacle of Super Bowl 48 rebuilding its reputation for being able to handle large crowds attending events and concerts at MetLife Stadium. The first World ...

With the first World Cup match set for June 13 at MetLife Stadium, only 4,000 train tickets had been sold for that game as of Tuesday, representing only 10% of the 40,000 fans expected to be moved by ...

Various public and private transportation groups are planning for a worst-case scenario should NJ Transit trains stop rolling. Four park-and-ride NJ Transit bus pickup locations in New Jersey will ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As crowds descended on the Meadowlands for the kickoff of the FIFA World Cup 2026 at New York New Jersey Stadium — more commonly ...

Figuring out how to get to MetLife Stadium for the eight World Cup matches that start on Saturday, June 13, can seem confusing, especially for those not familiar with the region. But even for locals, ...