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Find Your World Cup Bus With Trailways

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Bus Travel Options For The FIFA World Cup

Choose the right travel style for your trip.

Book A Bus Ticket

to and from Major Public Transit Hubs
Players walking beside a Trailways bus
Purchase a bus ticket for scheduled service into major public transportation hubs within World Cup host cities.
This option is best suited for:
  • Individual travelers or small parties
  • Fixed travel schedules
  • Travelers planning onward connections via local transit
Getting To The Stadium From Your Bus

Rent A Bus

& Group Transportation
Players boarding a Trailways bus
White glove game day travel for greater control for groups of any size. Travel door to door without logistical headaches.
  • Fan groups and supporter clubs
  • Corporate and hospitality travel
  • Media teams and organizations
  • Groups attending multiple matches or events
  • Dedicated vehicle and driver
  • Custom pickup and drop-off locations
  • Flexible timing and routing
  • Group stays together throughout the trip

Check Your Match Day "Last Leg" Rules

  • Security Perimeters: Most stadiums enforce a 0.5 to 1-mile "No Drive" zone. Private vehicles and unpermitted charters will be turned away by law enforcement.
  • Specialized Transit Tickets: Cities like NY/NJ (MetLife) and Kansas City (Arrowhead) require specific, pre-booked transit passes. In NY/NJ, you may be required to show your match ticket just to purchase a shuttle or rail pass.
  • Official Rideshare Hubs: Do not set your destination to the "Stadium." Use the city’s official Rideshare Hub (e.g., Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment for NJ) to avoid road closures.
  • NJ Transit Restrictions: Trains to the Meadowlands run from Penn Station via Secaucus, but they are limited-capacity "Event Trains." Expect heavy security screening before boarding.
  • Manhattan Shuttle Hubs: For NY/NJ matches, official "Meadowlands Express" shuttles depart from Port Authority Bus Terminal and Midtown East (near Grand Central).
  • Parking Prohibitions: On-site parking is strictly prohibited for non-permit holders. Many cities have implemented $150+ "Congestion Pricing" for the few private lots that remain open.
  • Charter Permits: If you are booking a private charter, the vehicle must have an Official Security Permit to access stadium-adjacent drop-off zones.
  • Verify Local Rules: Each host city manages its own security. Always check your specific city link below for the most recent "Last Mile" maps.

Popular World Cup Routes

BuffalotoToronto
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AustintoDallas
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San DiegotoLos Angeles
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OrlandotoMiami
KingstontoNew York
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Atlantic CitytoPhiladelphia
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SacramentotoSan Francisco
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Las VegastoLos Angeles
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MonterreytoSan Antonio
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World Cup Travel Considerations

Traveling to the World Cup differs from typical event travel. Fans and groups should plan with the following factors in mind:
Multi-week event creating sustained transportation demand
High volume of international visitors
Heightened security and controlled access zones
Limited parking and managed stadium access
Increased pressure on city transit networks
Soccer match in progress

Frequently Asked Questions