The public transportation plan for the eight World Cup 2026 matches at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, has been released.

• NJ Transit will transport up to 40,000 riders paying $150 round-trip tickets (first-come, first-serve, and available to purchase next month) by train from New York’s Penn Station to Secaucus Junction, where they will transfer to Meadowlands Rail Station. (There will be security checkpoints, CBS News reported, at Penn Station, the Secaucus hub and MetLife Stadium).

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Paul Kennedy edited Soccer America for 41 years (1985-2026). He began writing for SA in 1974. He started writing for France Football in 1978 and has served on in Ballon d'Or jury since 2007.