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NJ Transit CEO explains World Cup fare hike

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NJ Transit CEO explains World Cup fare hike as NJ gov again implores FIFA to pay for $150 train tickets
NJ Transit hiked roundtrip train fares from to $150 for FIFA World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium, up from $12.90, as parking is barred at the venue.

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NJ Transit tickets for FIFA World Cup games will cost $150, with 40k per match up for grabs
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$150 NJ Transit tickets to World Cup confirmed. Here’s what else to know about getting there.
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NJ riders fired up about $150 World Cup fare: ‘That’s nuts’
Soccer fans are popping off about the news that tickets to ride NJ Transit to MetLife Stadium will go from the usual $12.90 to $150.

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New Jersey announces $150 public transit tickets for travel to World Cup games
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NJ Transit says $150 World Cup train ticket price needed to offset extra security, labor costs
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$150 to get to MetLife: NJ Transit announces prices for rail, bus tickets to World Cup

Will NJ Transit charge $100 — or more — for a round-trip ticket between New York Penn and MetLife Stadium this summer? Will Penn be closed to commuters for hours? You’ve heard the reports. On Friday,
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World Cup transportation plan sparks debate over costs, commuter impact

NJ Transit’s $150 World Cup fare and event security spark debate over costs, commuter impact, and calls for FIFA to help pay.
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$13 train fare spikes to $150 for World Cup fans attending matches in New Jersey

Sky-high ticket prices won’t be the only thing emptying the wallets of soccer fans attending World Cup matches at some U.S. venues this spring.
ABC7 New York on MSN
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NJ Transit to address commuter alternatives amid World Cup concerns during press conference

NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri said the cost has to be $150 to recoup the $48 million cost to run dedicated trains to MetLife.

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