NJ Transit confirms $150 train tickets for World Cup

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MetLife World Cup train tickets confirmed at $150, alternative bus priced at $80 per seat
New Jersey Transit confirmed in a media briefing on Friday that fans attending World Cup games will be charged $150 for a return rail trip from New York Pennsylvania Station to MetLife Stadium this su...

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NJ Transit plans to jack up train tickets from NYC to MetLife up by a maddening 775% during World Cup
NJ Transit confirms $150 train tickets for World Cup in transit plan
New Jersey's $150 transit fare at World Cup will have 'chilling effect', FIFA warns
New Jersey's decision to ‌charge $150 for round-trip transit to World Cup games will have a "chilling effect" on fans, FIFA have warned as the fare represents a 10-fold increase from the usual $15 for...

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NJ Transit says $150 World Cup train ticket price needed to offset extra security, labor costs
NJ Transit announces $150 World Cup train tickets: ‘We are not making profits’
New Jersey officials confirm World Cup transit prices: $150 by train, $225 to park
The $150 ticket will be a flat cost with no reduced options for children, seniors or people with disabilities.

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New Jersey announces $150 public transit tickets for travel to World Cup games
NJ Transit officially announces exorbitant $150 round-trip train tickets to World Cup games— and travel nightmare gets even worse
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