The Official World Cup 2026 Thread: Canada/USA/Mexico

[BigMan]

Toll of Commuting: No parking, tailgating at NJ FIFA World Cup site

It means four summer weeks of heavy transit demand for the 80,000 fans and the regular commuters of New Jersey.

newjersey.news12.com

There will be no parking at MetLife, plan is for everyone to take a bus or a cab to the matches.

???

There’s a rail station at MetLife that is very experienced in handling high capacity crowds

There’s also bus service throughout NJ and from NYC

It will be fine —have you ever been to MetLife before ?

 

[concise]

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There’s a rail station at MetLife that is very experienced in handling high capacity crowds

There’s also bus service throughout NJ and from NYC

It will be fine —have you ever been to MetLife before ?

I haven't been out there since MetLife went up but I've read about that station and there's no way it is going to properly handle most people going there by transit instead of most people coming in by cars.

That's why they're promising buses every 30 seconds!

 

[br82186]

How is this possible?

Come one, come all but please dont spend your money

The problem is that you have an administration pocketing everything they get their hands on. DO NOT be the slight bit surprised Trump's bytch ass pockets the actual trophy like the Club World Cup trophy.

 

[br82186]

We're looking at shyt that'll rival Qatar 2022, France 2016, and Poland/Ukraine 2012.

 

[storyteller]

I haven't been out there since MetLife went up but I've read about that station and there's no way it is going to properly handle most people going there by transit instead of most people coming in by cars.

That's why they're promising buses every 30 seconds!

They've been trying to prepare. Throwing quarterly block parties right where the train lets out, having big viewing parties when Messi plays at MetLife, and ish like that. They also throw random events like food festivals and ish every weekend of the summer, so their busing situation is somewhat organized (but those crowds aren't close to what we'll see during the Cup).

The biggest issue with MetLife events has always been getting to parking spaces. I'm guessing that's why they're trying this switch-up, even though I'm not sure anyone can be prepared to handle a World Cup crowd.

It's all fine by me though. I live right by the stadium, and I'm more worried about my work commute.

 

[hood b. goode]

We're looking at shyt that'll rival Qatar 2022, France 2016, and Poland/Ukraine 2012.

what happened with last two?