- NJ Transit CEO defends massive World Cup fare hike as Gov. Sherrill again calls on FIFA to foot $150 train tickets NY Post —
- Why World Cup travel costs are so high CBS News —
- New Jersey's $150 transit fare will have 'chilling effect', FIFA warns The Straits Times —
- New Jersey announces $150 transit tickets to reach the World Cup Al Jazeera —
- $150 train tickets and closed stations; FIFA and New Jersey's World Cup feud USA Today —
- New Jersey announces $150 public transit tickets to World Cup games Reuters —
- World Cup fans to be charged $200 for 15 minute train trip ABC News —
- $13 train fare spikes to $150 for World Cup fans attending matches in New Jersey CNN —
- World Cup fans to pay train fares of $150 for the round-trip to MetLife Stadium — when it usually costs $12.90 Business Insider —
- 'Fleeced' and 'gouged' fans hit out at FIFA over extortionate World Cup train tickets - with supporters facing an 11-fold price hike Daily Mail —
- New Jersey transit agency confirms controversial $150 train, $80 bus tickets for World Cup matches The Guardian —
- New Jersey governor makes Fifa demand over spiralling World Cup costs and $100 train tickets The Independent —
- US confirms transit fare spike to $150 for World Cup fans in New Jersey Al Jazeera —
- Fifa warns New Jersey’s $150 train fare will have ‘chilling effect’ on World Cup The Independent —
- You Thought World Cup Tickets Were Expensive. Wait Until You Take the Train. Wall Street Journal —
- New Jersey Transit announces $150 round-trip train fare for World Cup matches NBC News —
- FIFA says NJ Transit fare hikes for World Cup will have 'chilling effect,' again rips NJ Gov Sherrill Fox News —
- NJ Transit to charge $150 round-trip train fares for World Cup games UPI —
- Fans feel 'gouged' by £111 World Cup train tickets BBC News —
- Ticket to ride? Fifa premium makes this the World Cup that actively hates you | Jonathan Liew The Guardian —
New Jersey Transit
Public transit authority in the U.S. state of New Jersey
New Jersey Transit Corporation, branded as NJ Transit or NJTransit and often shortened to NJT, is a state-owned public transportation system that serves the U.S. state of New Jersey and portions of the states of New York and Pennsylvania. It operates buses, light rail, and commuter rail services throughout the state, connecting to major commercial and employment centers both within the state and in its two adjacent major cities, New York City and Philadelphia. In 2025, the system had a ridership of 221,114,200.
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NJ Transit and NJT
World Cup train fare controversy