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World Cup countdown enters final stretch in NJ
New Jersey accelerates 2026 FIFA World Cup plans with lower transit fares, fan festivals, tech tools and MetLife Stadium events.
NJ Transit drops World Cup rail fares to $98 as tickets launch
NJ Transit lowered FIFA World Cup train fares to $98 for MetLife Stadium matches with help from sponsors.
Flag Cities World Cup fan fest adds events, sponsors, acts
Flag Cities is adding new events, sponsors and entertainment as the massive sports event approaches.
NJIT launches World Cup digital hub for fans
The offering brings together transit information, event listings, dining recommendations and AI tools to help regional visitors get the most out of their stay for the marquee tournament.
Bohler helps Pingry secure spot as World Cup practice base
Bohler led complex design and engineering work for The Pingry School’s FIFA World Cup upgrades, preparing the campus to host Team Morocco in 2026.
NJ restaurants, bars gear up for 2026 FIFA World Cup crowds
New Jersey bars and restaurants gear up for a surge of visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with officials expecting major economic and hospitality impacts.
Excitement and tension: NJ ramps up 2026 World Cup preparations
New Jersey expands 2026 FIFA World Cup events, grants and transit plans as statewide preparations shift into execution.
World Cup Fan Hub schedule announced for SI Stadium
The NYNJ World Cup 26 Jersey Fan Hub at Sports Illustrated Stadium will host match screenings, concerts and events.
NJ Transit cuts World Cup rail fare to $105
NJ Transit lowered its FIFA World Cup round-trip rail fare to MetLife Stadium from $150 to $105 after backlash over pricing plans.
NJ grants $5M for World Cup fan events statewide
New Jersey awards $5M in World Cup grants to 34 organizations to host fan zones, festivals and watch parties to boost tourism and small businesses statewide.
Morocco selects NJ base for FIFA World Cup 2026 (photos)
Team Morocco will prep for FIFA World Cup 2026 at The Pingry School in Basking Ridge, joining Brazil, Senegal and Haiti in the region.
Officials detail NJ World Cup plan centered on public transit
Speaking at an event in the Meadowlands, leaders emphasized rail service and shuttle buses as primary fan transportation options to MetLife Stadium, while also addressing business concerns regarding deliveries and worker commutes.
