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Less than six percent of $98 New Jersey Transit tickets to MetLife Stadium sold

Organizers have been encouraging soccer fans to buy tickets in advance of the World Cup games — but this does not seem to be happening.

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Less than six percent of $98 New Jersey Transit tickets to MetLife Stadium sold

NJ Transit reported only 5.5% ticket sales for $98 MetLife World Cup shuttles by May 31 (17,739 of 320,000)—seven times costlier than the usual $12.90. Poor demand forecasting and aggressive cost pass-through shifted users to alternatives (bus $20, ride-share); critical lesson on pricing elasticity for any platform scaling.

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salon.com3 mesi fa

Getting to the World Cup won’t be a walk in the park

The FIFA World Cup final highlights severe gaps in New York and New Jersey’s public transit infrastructure

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martedì 2 giugno 2026·nytimes.com
Less than six percent of $98 New Jersey Transit tickets to MetLife Stadium sold
Organizers have been encouraging soccer fans to buy tickets in advance of the World Cup games — but this does not seem to be happening.
mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·salon.com
Getting to the World Cup won’t be a walk in the park
The FIFA World Cup final highlights severe gaps in New York and New Jersey’s public transit infrastructure