"World Cup Travel Chaos Looms for NJ Commuters: Major Changes to Penn Station to Hit Rail Travelers As the highly anticipated World Cup kicks off, New Jersey commuters are bracing for a travel nightmare. According to a recent report, NJ Transit plans to close portions of Penn Station, one of the busiest transportation hubs in the US, to accommodate the massive influx of fans attending games at nearby MetLife Stadium. The move is expected to cause significant disruptions for thousands of rail commuters, mirroring the congestion and gridlock that plagues highways near the stadium during major events. With the World Cup set to bring a surge of international visitors to the area, commuters can expect major changes to their usual travel routines, including potential delays, rerouted trains, and crowded platforms."
Rail commuters could experience the same pain as drivers using highways near MetLife Stadium during the upcoming World Cup games. A media report said NJ Transit will close parts of Penn Station New ...