The nearly $100 train fare from Manhattan to the suburban stadium hosting eight World Cup games, including the July 19 final, has come to symbolize one of the biggest concerns surrounding the tournament: how expensive it can be. But, can soccer fans in the New York/New Jersey area save money by walking instead? TIME senior sports correspondent Sean Gregory put that question to the test. On a hot summer afternoon, he traveled 13 miles, almost entirely on foot, from #PennStation in New York City t

I spent €152 on Europa Park tickets, and ended up spending a huge part of the day just standing in queues. So while waiting in line, I opened Cursor right in my browser and built an app to track whether the tickets were actually worth the price. The app scores every ride based on: wait time rating and the only question that really matters: was it worth it? 🔥Fire for the rides that earned it. 💀Skull for the ones that absolutely didn’t. By the end of the day, it gives you a full scorecard: total

New York City has secured 1,000 World Cup tickets at $50 each, the cheapest available for the tournament, to be distributed by lottery to city residents. The lucky fans will also receive free round-trip bus travel to attend. #news #nyc #worldcup

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No pagué más de $50,000 por ese boleto… 🎟️ de hecho, no pagué nada. Pero tampoco fue suerte. Fue una inversión hecha hace más de medio siglo 🏟️ Una historia que hoy está chocando directo con el Mundial ⚽ #mundial #mundial2026 #inversiones #negocios #partido