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$150 to get to MetLife: NJ Transit announces prices for rail, bus tickets to World Cup

Things are getting heated between New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill and FIFA.

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NJ Transit will charge $150 for roundtrip ride to the World Cup

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World Cup fans dealt blow as NJ Transit limits tickets to 40,000 and tells others to 'go somewhere else'

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New Jersey announces $150 public transit tickets for travel to World Cup games

Round-trip public transit tickets to World Cup ‌games in New Jersey will cost $150, up from less than $15 for the same route on a typical day, FIFA and NJ Transit officials said on Friday.

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Officials unveil transit plan for NJ World Cup: $150 by train, $80 by shuttle

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World Cup fans to pay train fares of $150 for the round-trip to MetLife Stadium — when it usually costs $12.90

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Penn Station to be ‘restricted’ during World Cup: What riders need to know

With many of the games planned for weekdays, officials warn that travel to the games will overlap with peak commuter times, especially on June 22 and June 30.

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New Jersey officials confirm World Cup transit prices: $150 by train, $225 to park

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New Jersey Transit says cost of train ticket to World Cup will be $150 this summer

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NJ Transit launches MicroLink: pilot program for free shuttle service to bus stops

New Jersey Transit launched a pilot shuttle program on Monday that will operate in parts of the state by offering free connections to major bus stops and park & rides, providing commuters a new way to access the bus network.

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FIFA host committee, NJ Transit say plan for World Cup at MetLife Stadium will be a success amid $150 trains

The FIFA New York New Jersey Host Committee backed NJ Transit’s World Cup transportation plan despite $150 travel costs to MetLife Stadium, as officials clashed over concerns.