Rent a Bus to MetLife Stadium: The Jersey City Group's Game-Day & Concert Guide

If you're organizing a group trip from Jersey City to MetLife Stadium, the question that matters most is simple: where exactly does the bus drop your group off, and where does it wait? Most rental pages get vague right there — and that's the one detail that decides whether your crew walks through the gate together or spends the first quarter regrouping in a parking lot.

This guide answers it straight, using the stadium's own published information, and then walks you through everything else a group trip needs: which vehicle fits your headcount, what shapes the price, how the tailgate rules actually work, and why a charter bus from Jersey City is the smartest call for Giants games, Jets games, FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, and stadium-scale concerts alike. We cover these game-day and event trips constantly — so the logistics below come from doing it, not from a brochure.

Why a Bus from Jersey City Makes More Sense Than You Might Think

Jersey City sits close to MetLife Stadium on a map — roughly 10 to 12 miles straight across the Hudson and through the Meadowlands. On an ordinary Tuesday at noon, you'd make it in 20 minutes. On a Giants home opener or a summer concert night, that same drive swells to 45 minutes minimum and can push past 90 minutes depending on when you hit the Route 3 bottleneck near the Turnpike's Exit 16W.

Every car in your group adds one more toll, one more parking pass at $65 a vehicle, and one more person who can't drink at the tailgate because they're driving home.

A Jersey City party bus or charter bus rental changes the arithmetic entirely. One vehicle, one parking arrangement in Lot L, and everyone's hands are free from the moment the bus pulls away from your block in the Heights or Journal Square. Your group arrives together, tailgates together, and walks out together when the final whistle blows.

Someone else handles the route across the Turnpike — while everyone else fights for position in the Exit 16W queue.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at MetLife Stadium

Here is the part that keeps groups from scattering — and it's simpler than the stadium's size suggests. Per the stadium's own A-Z Guide, the designated area for all drop-offs and pickups is between Parking Lots D and E. There is curb space along the roadway specifically for this purpose, and there is no charge to access the drop-off zone.

Your group steps out curbside, walks directly to the MetLife Gate or Moody's Gate, and is through the entrance in minutes.

Compare that to rideshare. Uber and Lyft designate a pickup area well away from the gates, and after a three-hour Giants game or a two-hour concert, every other rideshare passenger in the building is queuing for the same spot. The surge pricing starts the moment the final whistle blows, and your group isn't leaving until seven different ETAs finally line up.

With a bus, you set the pickup window with our team before the game, and the bus waits nearby when you walk out. No app refresh, no surge fare, no headcount scramble.

Lot L and the Oversized Vehicle Permit

After dropping your group at Lots D and E, the bus moves to Lot L — the designated charter bus and oversized vehicle parking area at MetLife Stadium. This is where RVs, limousines, and full-size charter buses park during the game, and it's where your bus will be waiting when you're ready to leave.

The detail most groups miss: all event-day parking at MetLife Stadium is 100% prepaid and cashless — no passes are sold at the gate. Oversized vehicles including charter buses require a special oversized vehicle parking permit, typically priced at $160. Vehicles without a valid digital parking permit may be turned away at the stadium entrances entirely.

When you book with us, securing the Lot L permit and the Lots D/E drop-off routing is part of the coordination, not something you figure out in the Exit 16W backup.

The math makes this easy. A single bus replaces ten or twelve cars, each paying $65 for standard event parking. One $160 oversized permit versus $650 to $780 in individual passes — and nobody in any of those twelve cars can drink, because they're all driving home.

One bus handles your entire crew for one number, with the permit included in the plan.

Confirm the Approach When You Book — Here's Why

MetLife Stadium's traffic management shifts by event type, and the gap between a regular-season Jets game and a FIFA World Cup match is enormous. For World Cup 2026, general spectator parking at the stadium complex has been banned by FIFA entirely — the only FIFA-endorsed parking near the venue is at the adjacent American Dream Mall at $225 per day. Road closures and transit restrictions for World Cup match days are the most extensive in the stadium's history.

For regular NFL games, NJ Turnpike Exit 16W backs up significantly in the final hour before kickoff, and the stadium's own published guidance recommends arriving at your lot at least 90 minutes early. The NJ Turnpike Authority opened a new ramp at Exit 19W in 2026 (EZ-Pass only) specifically to relieve the Exit 16W bottleneck — a detail our team factors into the approach route for your specific date. Our reservation team is available 24/7 to confirm the routing, the drop zone, and the Lot L permit for your event, because the plan changes by date.

We always recommend reviewing the official MetLife Stadium parking page before your event day.

MetLife Stadium Transportation: Every Option Compared

New Jersey has more options for getting to the Meadowlands than most markets — NJ Transit rail, Coach USA express buses, rideshare, and of course driving yourself. We'll be straight with you: a private bus isn't automatically the right call for every group. Here's the honest comparison for a group making the trip from Jersey City.

The honest read: for one or two people coming from Jersey City, NJ Transit's Meadowlands Rail shuttle from Secaucus Junction is genuinely convenient and budget-friendly — 10 minutes from Secaucus to the Sports Complex station, and the train runs for a couple of hours after games end. Coach USA's 351 Meadowlands Express picks up at Port Authority Bus Terminal (Gates 411–414, third floor, South Wing) for $18 round trip and drops at Lot K near the MetLife Gate — solid for an individual who wants to skip the car entirely.

But the moment your party grows past a handful of people, coordination costs take over. NJ Transit doesn't guarantee your whole group boards the same train at Secaucus Junction. The Coach USA bus runs on the stadium's schedule, not yours.

Rideshare surges hard after big events — and in the World Cup window, the entire NJ Turnpike corridor around the stadium becomes a credentialed-vehicle zone. A private bus is the only option that picks your whole group up at one Jersey City address and drops them curbside at the gate, with zero transfers.

NJ Transit and the Meadowlands Rail Line, Explained

NJ Transit Meadowlands Rail. For most NFL games and major events, NJ Transit runs shuttle trains between Secaucus Junction and the Meadowlands Rail Station directly adjacent to the Sports Complex. From Secaucus, the ride is about 10 minutes.

From Jersey City, you'd board at Exchange Place or Hoboken Terminal and connect at Secaucus. Most of NJ Transit's rail lines feed Secaucus Junction — the Morris & Essex, Northeast Corridor, Main/Bergen County, Raritan Valley, North Jersey Coast, and Port Jervis lines all connect there. Train shuttles typically start a few hours before kickoff and run roughly two hours after the game.

For World Cup 2026 match days, NJ Transit announced that starting four hours before kickoff, Penn Station New York to Secaucus Junction rail service would be limited to FIFA ticket holders only, with up to 40,000 passes available per match. NJ Transit initially priced these at $150 round trip before cutting the fare by roughly 30% following public pushback. Even so, 80,000 fans attempting to funnel through Secaucus Junction onto the Meadowlands shuttle creates an obvious choke point — and if you miss the train window, the backup plan is competing for whatever surge-priced rideshare is left.

A private charter bus from Jersey City bypasses Secaucus entirely.

Coach USA 351 Meadowlands Express. This is a well-run express bus service from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan to Lot K at MetLife Stadium, running from 2.5 hours before kickoff through about one hour after the game ends. The round trip is $18, and it's worth knowing about for individuals or very small groups — but it departs from PABT, not from Jersey City, and you're on the stadium's schedule for the return.

For a group celebrating a birthday at the game, you'd spend more time coordinating the Port Authority rendezvous than the ride itself takes. Contact Coach USA at (800) 877-1888, Ext. 3, or visit 351express.com for current schedules.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

Not every fan group heading to MetLife from Jersey City needs the same vehicle. A squad of 18 heading to a Jets game is a different trip than a 50-person corporate outing for a Giants opener. Here's how our fleet breaks down for a Meadowlands run.

For fan groups who want the pregame energy rolling before you've even crossed into Bergen County, our 15- to 50-passenger party buses come with a built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, and a premium sound system to keep the momentum from pickup to kickoff. For large outings where the tailgate gear matters — two grills, a folding table, a 60-quart cooler — a full-size charter bus gives you deep undercarriage bays to carry it all and an onboard restroom for the return leg. ADA-accessible vehicles are available; just let us know your needs before your event date so we can arrange the right vehicle.

MetLife Stadium Bus Rental Prices

Party Bus Jersey City offers all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you will know the exact price before you ever book. There's no single sticker number because the quote is shaped by a few clear factors:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 14-passenger Sprinter limo are very different rates.
• Total hours — how long the bus is dedicated to your group, including tailgate time and the post-game wait.
• Date and event — a regular-season Jets game is priced differently than a World Cup match or a BTS weekend, when demand spikes across the entire metro area.
• Pickup location — a Jersey City pickup runs shorter than a pickup from Newark or Staten Island.

For real ranges to anchor your estimate: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type, but you will never be surprised by hidden costs. The stadium's $160 oversized vehicle parking permit is a separate, pre-purchased cost on top of the bus rental.

Here's the per-person math worth knowing. Split a 56-seat charter bus across 50 fans and the per-head number often beats a caravan of cars once you add $65 parking per vehicle, tolls through the Lincoln Tunnel or over the Goethals Bridge, and gas. Plus nobody draws the short straw as the designated driver.

One bus, one number, one plan. Call 551-280-5040 for a free, all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

A Real Game-Day Example

To put numbers behind the math: last October, a 40-person Jets fan group from Journal Square booked a 40-passenger party bus. Pickup was at 11:00 AM from a midblock address in Jersey City, through the Lincoln Tunnel, into the stadium complex by 12:30 PM — two and a half hours before a 1:00 PM kickoff. The undercarriage bay held two grills, a folding table, and a pair of coolers.

The group tailgated through noon, walked to the MetLife Gate, and the bus staged in Lot L for a 5:00 PM pickup after the final whistle. The 7-hour all-inclusive rental came to $2,100 — about $52 per person — with the routing, the Lot L permit, and the post-game wait built in.

The Drive from Jersey City: Routes, Timing & What Actually Slows You Down

The distance from Jersey City to MetLife Stadium is roughly 10 to 12 miles depending on your pickup block, and in clear traffic it runs about 20 to 25 minutes across the NJ Turnpike. Event days are a different story. Approximate drive times from common Jersey City pickup areas:

Those off-peak times are nearly irrelevant on game days. Here's what actually happens: every vehicle heading to the stadium converges on NJ Turnpike Exit 16W and Route 3 East in the final 90 minutes before kickoff. The Turnpike Authority opened a new EZ-Pass-only ramp at Exit 19W in 2026 specifically to relieve that bottleneck — bypassing the worst of the Exit 16W queue by adding a few miles north.

For our bus routes, we factor in which ramp is flowing better for your specific event, so your group isn't sitting in the Exit 16W backup while the opening coin toss happens.

Plan to cross into Bergen County at least two hours before a 1:00 PM kickoff and at least 90 minutes before an evening start. For World Cup matches, with FIFA-mandated road management and transit restrictions, build in three hours of buffer. The routing is taken care of — your job is to be at the pickup spot on time.

Tailgating at MetLife Stadium: Rules Your Group Needs to Know

The tailgate at MetLife is a genuine tradition — and a charter bus is the ideal tailgate vehicle, because the undercarriage bays carry the grills, coolers, and folding chairs, and nobody at your party needs to stay sober to get everyone home. But the stadium enforces real rules, and knowing them before your group sets up keeps the day running smoothly. Straight from the stadium's published tailgating guidelines:

• One spot, one setup. All tailgating must be set up in front of or behind your vehicle, limited to the lined parking space and the area directly behind or in front of it. No spreading across two spots, no reserving spaces for other vehicles in your caravan.
• Tents have a size limit. Canopies cannot be larger than 8′×8′. Vehicles measuring more than 18 feet in length or 8 feet in width — which includes full-size charter buses — are not permitted to park in a standard lined space, which is why Lot L is the designated charter zone.
• Charcoal grills allowed; open flames not. Charcoal grills are permitted, but open fires are prohibited. Hot coals must be disposed of in the hot coal containers located at the perimeter of parking lots — not dumped on the asphalt.
• Nothing towed. Vehicles cannot enter the Sports Complex towing grills, trailers, or oversized rigs. For a bus group, the gear rides inside the luggage bays, which handles this automatically.
• Platinum spaces are reserved. The parking spaces closest to the field are for premium seat licensees only — not general tailgating territory.

One critical note for World Cup 2026: FIFA has banned general spectator tailgating at the stadium complex entirely for match days. The standard Jets-and-Giants tailgate culture does not apply during World Cup. Your group can still plan a pregame gathering — on the bus, at a restaurant along the Route 3 corridor, or at the American Dream Mall nearby — but the lot-based tailgate is off the table for FIFA events.

We confirm what's permitted for your specific event when you book.

Clear Bag Policy: What Gets Through the Gate

MetLife Stadium enforces a clear bag policy at the secure perimeter entrance — the moment you step off the asphalt and toward the gates. You can bring whatever you want to the tailgate in the parking lot, but only compliant bags cross into the stadium. Per the stadium's A-Z Guide:

• Permitted: One clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″×6″×12″, or a one-gallon clear freezer bag. Plus one small clutch bag no larger than 4.5″×6.5″.
• Prohibited: Non-clear bags larger than 4.5″×6.5″, backpacks, diaper bags, coolers, and standard seat cushions (medical exceptions apply).
• Bag check: Available at the stadium for $5 at non-NFL events; free for NFL games.

The tailgate gear — coolers, folding chairs, the big bag of snacks — stays in the bus's undercarriage bays or is checked before the gate. One more reason a dedicated charter bus beats a caravan: your bags and gear are secure in the bus while you're inside, not locked in a dozen different car trunks spread across three lots.

What's Happening at MetLife Stadium in 2026

MetLife Stadium is running at full volume in 2026, and fan groups love arriving together by charter bus so the pregame starts on the ride over, not in the parking queue. The marquee events drawing groups from Jersey City this year:

• FIFA World Cup 2026. MetLife Stadium hosts eight matches including the World Cup Final on July 19, with additional match days on June 13, 16, 22, 25, 27, 30, and July 5. This is the most logistically complex event in the stadium's history — FIFA-mandated no-general-parking rules, credentialed vehicle zones, and NJ Transit rail limited to ticket holders from Penn Station. A private charter bus is the only option that bypasses all of it with a single coordinated pickup from Jersey City.
• New York Giants home season. The Giants' NFL home slate runs August through January at MetLife Stadium — the regular reason groups book buses from Jersey City, Hoboken, and Newark for a Sunday in the Meadowlands.
• New York Jets home season. The Jets share MetLife for their full home slate. For both teams, early-season September games in the heat and late-season January games in the cold both make the climate-controlled, reclining-seat charter bus a better call than standing in traffic in a parking lot.
• Summer concert season. BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' plays MetLife on August 1 and 2; Guns N' Roses brings their World Tour 2026 on August 12; Bruno Mars with RAYE and DJ Pee .Wee plays four nights on August 21, 22, 25, and 26; Ed Sheeran's LOOP Tour closes summer on September 4 and 5; and AC/DC wraps the outdoor season on September 25. Concert nights on Route 3 are notoriously backed up from the Lincoln Tunnel exit all the way to the stadium entrance — a bus from Jersey City skips the post-show rideshare surge entirely.

For World Cup and BTS weekends especially, the right-size vehicles go weeks before the event. Call 551-280-5040 to lock in your date as soon as your tickets are confirmed.

Trip Types We Cover to MetLife Stadium

Different groups, one goal: everyone arrives together, on time, and without the Route 3 stress. A few of the runs we coordinate most often from Jersey City:

• Fan groups and tailgaters. Large-scale fan travel to a Giants or Jets game where the party starts the moment the bus leaves Journal Square — built-in bar, LED lighting, and sound to keep the energy up from pickup to kickoff.
• World Cup watch parties. International fans and local groups flying into Newark Liberty (EWR) or JFK who need one coordinated transfer from Jersey City or the airport to the stadium, skipping the NJ Transit bottleneck at Secaucus Junction.
• Concert groups. Stadium-scale shows where Route 3 backs up for miles — a charter bus drops your group curbside between Lots D and E and picks everyone up at a set time when the encore ends.
• Corporate and suite groups. Moving clients and staff from downtown Jersey City offices or Exchange Place hotels to a club seat or suite at MetLife without anyone worrying about parking passes or the post-game Turnpike crawl.
• Birthday and milestone celebrations. A game day or concert night that doubles as a party — with the LED-lit, sound-equipped rolling pregame built into the ride from pickup to gate.
• Prom and homecoming groups. MetLife area high schools draw groups from across Hudson County for spring events; a party bus handles the pickup, the venue photo stop, and the post-event return in one coordinated itinerary.

Flying In? Newark and the Airport-to-Stadium Run

For World Cup 2026, a significant share of your group may be flying into the New York metropolitan area, and airport logistics matter as much as the stadium plan. The two closest airports are Newark Liberty International (EWR) — about 8 to 10 miles from MetLife Stadium via the NJ Turnpike, one of the closest major airport-to-stadium distances in the NFL — and JFK International in Queens, roughly 25 to 35 miles away depending on traffic. LaGuardia (LGA) is about 20 to 25 miles.

EWR is the obvious choice for groups landing specifically for a MetLife event: one bus picks your group up at the Terminal B or C arrivals curb and goes directly to the stadium or your Jersey City hotel, without the NJ Transit connection through Newark Penn Station. For groups landing at JFK, a private bus from the arrivals level is the only option that doesn't involve two train connections and a walk through Secaucus Junction on one of the busiest stadium days of the decade.

Booking, Timing & Pickup Logistics

Booking a bus from Jersey City to MetLife Stadium is straightforward, and a little lead time makes it seamless:

1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location in Jersey City (or Hoboken, Newark, or wherever your group is gathering), event date, and how much pregame tailgate time you want.
2. Confirm the vehicle, the drop zone, and bus parking. We lock in the right vehicle, secure the Lot L permit, and verify the current approach route for your event date.
3. Set your post-event pickup window. Arrange the pickup time with our team before the game or concert so the bus is waiting in Lot L when you walk out — no waiting in the post-game surge queue.

A few questions we hear constantly: how early should we leave Jersey City? Two hours before a 1:00 PM kickoff minimum; two and a half hours for evening starts when Route 3 is already backed up from the commute. For World Cup matches, three hours of buffer is not excessive.

Can the bus wait during the game? Yes — the bus is reserved as a block of hours, staged in Lot L during the game and available for the return at the agreed pickup time. What if we want multiple pickup stops?

We can sweep Journal Square, the Heights, and Exchange Place on the way out — one bus, one coordinated run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at MetLife Stadium?

Per the stadium's own A-Z Guide, the designated drop-off and pickup area is between Parking Lots D and E, with curbside space along the roadway. There is no charge to access this zone. From there, your group exits at the MetLife Gate or Moody's Gate — steps from the stadium entrance, not a 25-minute walk from a remote rideshare lot.

Where does the bus park during the game?

Charter buses are directed to Lot L, the designated oversized vehicle parking area at MetLife Stadium. All event-day parking is 100% prepaid and cashless — no permits are sold at the gate — and oversized vehicles require a pre-purchased permit typically priced at $160. We secure the Lot L permit as part of the booking so there's no scramble at the entrance gate.

How much does it cost to rent a bus from Jersey City to MetLife Stadium?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours (including tailgate and post-game wait), the event date, and pickup location. For ranges: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; small party buses (15–20 passengers) run $204–$378/hour; mid-size party buses (20–30 passengers) run $244–$414/hour; large party buses and minibuses (35–50 passengers) run $294–$490/hour; and full-size charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. The $160 oversized vehicle parking permit for Lot L is a separate cost.

Call 551-280-5040 or use our online tool for an all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds.

What roads get congested on event days and how does a bus help?

The primary bottleneck is NJ Turnpike Exit 16W and Route 3 East in the final 90 minutes before kickoff. For World Cup 2026, road closures and transit restrictions make the approach even more complex, with credentialed-vehicle zones active for several hours around match times. The NJ Turnpike opened a new EZ-Pass-only ramp at Exit 19W in 2026 to help relieve Exit 16W.

We factor the current approach into your booking so the route is taken care of — your group rides while someone else navigates the backup.

Is there a train from Jersey City to MetLife Stadium?

Not directly. NJ Transit runs Meadowlands Rail shuttles from Secaucus Junction to the Meadowlands Rail Station adjacent to the Sports Complex — but from Jersey City, you'd connect at Secaucus via the Exchange Place or Hoboken Terminal PATH and then transfer. For World Cup matches, NJ Transit limited Penn Station to Secaucus service to FIFA ticket holders, with 40,000 passes per match at up to $150 round trip.

Coach USA's 351 Meadowlands Express runs $18 round trip from Port Authority Bus Terminal (not from Jersey City). A private bus from Jersey City is the only option with a direct pickup at your address and no transfers.

What is the bag policy at MetLife Stadium?

One clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″×6″×12″, or a one-gallon clear freezer bag, plus one small clutch no larger than 4.5″×6.5″. Backpacks, opaque bags, and coolers are prohibited inside the secure perimeter. Oversized bags can be checked for $5 at non-NFL events and for free at NFL games.

Tailgate gear including coolers stays in the bus's luggage bays during the game.

Can the bus wait with our tailgate gear during the game?

Yes. The bus is reserved as a block of hours and is staged in Lot L during the event. Tailgate gear — grills, coolers, folding chairs — stays secured in the undercarriage bays while your group is inside.

You set the post-game pickup window with our team before the event so the bus is right there when you walk out.

Can we tailgate at MetLife Stadium?

Yes, for NFL games and most concerts. Charcoal grills are permitted; open flames are not. Setup must be limited to the space directly in front of or behind your vehicle within the lined space.

Tents cannot exceed 8′×8′, and nothing can be towed into the complex — gear rides in the bus's luggage bays. For World Cup 2026 match days, FIFA has banned general spectator tailgating at the complex entirely. We confirm what's permitted for your specific event when you book.

What are the closest airports to MetLife Stadium?

Newark Liberty (EWR) is the closest at about 8 to 10 miles via the NJ Turnpike — one of the shortest airport-to-stadium distances in the NFL. JFK is approximately 25 to 35 miles in Queens. LaGuardia (LGA) is about 20 to 25 miles.

For World Cup groups landing at EWR, a private bus from the arrivals curb to the stadium or Jersey City hotel is the cleanest one-transfer solution.

How far in advance should we book for a World Cup match or major concert?

As early as your tickets are confirmed. World Cup 2026 match days — especially the Final on July 19 — and stadium-scale concert runs like BTS in August fill the greater metro vehicle supply weeks in advance. For regular Giants or Jets games, two to four weeks of lead time is generally workable.

The earlier you call, the better your vehicle options and the lower the rate. Call 551-280-5040 to discuss your event date.

Do you have ADA-accessible buses?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are always available. Let us know your group's needs before your event date and we'll arrange the right vehicle.

Book Your MetLife Stadium Bus from Jersey City Today

The perfect ride to East Rutherford starts with one call. Whether it's a Giants home opener, a Jets divisional game, a World Cup match, or a BTS night at one of the biggest outdoor venues on the East Coast, Party Bus Jersey City has access to a full fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos across the Jersey City metro area — and we drop your group curbside between Lots D and E while everyone else circles the Turnpike. Give us a call any time at 551-280-5040 for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Drop-off zones, parking lots, bag policy, tailgating guidelines, and transit details verified against official venue and agency sources in June 2026. Confirm event-specific figures (permit pricing, World Cup match logistics, NJ Transit schedules) against official pages before your event date.

• MetLife Stadium — NFL Parking (Lot L, Lots D/E drop-off, permit requirements)
• MetLife Stadium — A-Z Guide (drop-off zone, bag policy, Coach USA service, bus parking)
• MetLife Stadium — Tailgating Guidelines (lot rules, grill policy, tent sizes)
• NJ Transit — Meadowlands Rail Service (Secaucus Junction connection, event shuttle details)
• NJ Transit — FIFA World Cup 2026 Regional Mobility Plan (ticket-holder only rail, World Cup schedule)
• Coach USA — 351 Meadowlands Express (Port Authority service, $18 round trip, Lot K drop-off)