Officials announce no drop-offs allowed for World Cup games in NJ
Gothamist • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 8:27 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
New Jersey Transportation officials have alerted fans attending this summer's World Cup games at MetLife Stadium that private cars will not be permitted for drop-offs. Transportation Commissioner Priya Jain emphasized that there will be no inexpensive transportation alternatives available for ticketholders. Fans are advised to plan accordingly to avoid issues on game days.
- •Private cars will not be allowed to drop off fans at MetLife Stadium.
- •New Jersey officials are warning against seeking workarounds.
- •Fans need to consider transportation options due to high costs.
- •World Cup games will take place this summer.
- 8:27 PMGothamist — Private cars will not be allowed to do drop-offs at NJ's World Cup games, officials warn - Gothamist
"Garden State transportation officials on Wednesday warned fans against trying workarounds for the pricey transportation options.
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