Source: New York Post
New Jersey gets a red card when it comes to World Cup travel. Out of all 16 North American host cities for the international tournament, The Meadowlands is dead last in terms of convenience and cost for ticketholders trying to get to games, according to a new study from travel company Holafly. The Garden State site has the most expensive and limited transportation options, the company found, with only the official World Cup bus service and New Jersey Transit available for those trying to get to MetLife Stadium.
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