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NYC's Penn Station to Ban Non-Ticket Holders on World Cup Match Days
New York City plans to ban non-ticket holders from Penn Station on World Cup match days to manage anticipated congestion, especially during weekday rush hours.
6 Apr, 23:16 — 6 Apr, 23:16
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The IndependentMostly Factual1d ago
NYC banning non-ticket holders from Penn Station on World Cup match days: report
Four of the tournament’s eight matches fall on weekdays, with several kick-offs scheduled to coincide directly with the heavy afternoon rush hour for New Jersey’s 132,000 daily rail riders
By Jasmine Fernández
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual1d ago
NYC banning non-ticket holders from Penn Station on World Cup match days: report
Four of the tournament’s eight matches fall on weekdays, with several kick-offs scheduled to coincide directly with the heavy afternoon rush hour for New Jersey’s 132,000 daily rail riders
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