Bank of America, Vet Tix offer free World Cup tickets for veterans
Bank of America and Vet Tix will provide free FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets to veterans, military families and first responders.
NJ voters expect World Cup economic boost, traffic woes
The latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds residents believe the world's largest sporting event will help lift the local economy; however, concerns about traffic, transit crowding and delays persist.
NJ, NY launch FIFA World Cup ticket sales probe
New Jersey and New York launched an investigation into FIFA World Cup ticket sales, pricing and seat assignment practices pertaining to the eight games coming to the region, including the World Cup Final in July.
American Dream unveils World Cup fan fest lineup
American Dream megamall unveiled an expanded lineup for its 39-day FIFA World Cup fan fest, including watch parties, concerts and soccer clinics.
World Cup rewards program to support small biz launches June 1
The Welcome World Rewards Program aims to plant the seeds for long-term impact from the tournament, while connecting fans and residents to small operators with the chance to win prizes and more.
Haiti’s Stockton pick among 4 NJ World Cup training sites
The state will host four the teams throughout the tournament, at Stockton and Rutgers universities, in Morris Township, and at The Pingry School, bringing a boost to local economies and underscoring the strengths and diversity of the region.
Jersey City launches World Cup celebration series
Jersey City announced free 2026 FIFA World Cup events across four wards to boost tourism and local business activity.
New Jersey expands bar hours for 2026 World Cup
Making the announcement in Hoboken, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said the move will help boost tourism and impact for local businesses during the once-in-a-lifetime tournament.
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.















