New Jersey Transit faces ticket sales issues ahead of World Cup matches
nj.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 3:29 PM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
SoccerNew Jersey Transit is experiencing lagging ticket sales with just days remaining before the World Cup matches commence. The tournament's opening match is scheduled soon, and transportation officials are working to encourage ridership. The lack of sales could impact attendance at the games and overall transit usage during the World Cup period. Officials are strategizing to address these concerns as the event approaches.
- •Ticket sales for World Cup matches are below expectations.
- •The opening match is just days away.
- •New Jersey Transit aims to boost public transport usage.
- •Officials are actively addressing the sales lag.
- 3:29 PMnj.com — NJ Transit World Cup train ticket sales lag with just days to go before the first match - NJ.com
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