"Officials in New York and New Jersey have urged local commuters to stay home and operate remotely during the World Cup matches to alleviate transportation congestion."
"NJ Transit will sell only 40,000 round-trip tickets from Penn Station to MetLife Stadium to limit trips during the FIFA World Cup, amid surging travel demand."
"Transportation fares are expected to increase significantly, with NJ Transit anticipating a 700% fare hike, leading to accusations of price gouging from frustrated fans."
"Kathryn Garcia, Executive Director of the Port Authority, advised those not attending matches to work from home, as both cities will experience incredible congestion."
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will attract many fans to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, with New York and New Jersey hosting events. Officials have warned Americans to work from home during June and July to avoid congestion. NJ Transit plans to limit round-trip tickets to 40,000 to manage transportation demand. Fare increases of up to 700% have frustrated fans, leading to accusations of price gouging. Officials are also warning travelers about illegal taxis at airports.
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