Source: BroBible
Summary
NJ Transit’s World Cup train tickets, priced at $98, have not been selling well, with only 17,739 tickets sold as of Monday evening, accounting for around 5.5% of the total allotment. The agency had estimated it would cost nearly $50 million to run trains for fans at MetLife Stadium. Fans are opting for cheaper transportation options, such as a $20 shuttle bus.
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The habit gets a new name.
NJ Transit’s World Cup train tickets are a pricey habit that not many are willing to adopt. The $98 tickets are moving slowly, with only 5.5% of the total allotment sold. Fans are seeking cheaper alternatives, like the $20 shuttle bus. The World Cup’s hefty price tag is not just about tickets, but also transportation. It’s a costly habit that’s hard to justify. The World Cup’s budget-friendly options are as scarce as a sold-out train ticket.
Author: Evan Null
