The 18-mile trip from Manhattan to the East Rutherford, NJ, stadium, including a stop at Secaucus station, typically runs $12.90 - which in itself is a rippoff - but the state’s largest transit provider plans to charge an egregious 775% premium for tickets during the World Cup. The New York Times first reported the news, citing sources familiar with the plans who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Leftie Gov. Mikie Sherrill said at a press conference, “We are not going to be paying for moving the people who are viewing the World Cup on the back of New Jersey taxpayers and New Jersey commuters.”
The astronomical ticket prices will reportedly apply across the board, even on tickets for seniors, children and disabled passengers, which are typically discounted.
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