2026 FIFA World Cup

NYC to offer 1,000 $50 World Cup tickets via resident lottery
The 1,000 tickets will be split across seven matches played at MetLife Stadium, five group-stage fixtures, a round of 32 tie and a round of 16 game. None will be for the July 19 final.
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Everything you need to know about New York's 8 World Cup games
Hotels say promised boon from World Cup hasn't materialized yet
FIFA announces Super Bowl-style World Cup final halftime show
New York reduces World Cup round-trip shuttle bus prices
NJ Transit lowers World Cup round-trip rail ticket prices again
NYC to transform 50 school blocks into World Cup Field Days
FIFA triples price to $32,970 for its best tickets to World Cup final
NJ Transit will lower cost of train tickets to World Cup matches
Exorbitantly expensive tickets for early World Cup games still on sale
World Cup transit plans at MetLife face business backlash
Mexico goalkeeper 'Memo' Ochoa eyes farewell after World Cup
Free World Cup fan zones announced for each NYC borough
World Cup buzz raises hopes, concerns for businesses
Amid $150 World Cup NJT tickets, NYC official proposes ferry option
Schumer says FIFA should cover cost of getting fans to World Cup
NJ Transit says cost of train ticket to World Cup will be $150
NJ Transit to address World Cup ticket prices
Thousands of NYC building workers set to vote to authorize strike
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