Fans heading to the World Cup in the U.S. are facing a new source of sticker shock: mass transit. In New Jersey and Massachusetts, some train fares tied to matches will cost fans far more than normal NFL gameday trips.
I think this deserves a chuckle at most.
I visited Sydney with 2 other people, and the train was literally going within 250 metres of the hotel we booked.
Didn’t take the train because a cab worked out cheaper, absolutely ridiculous.
The airports can be far away from the city center. I recently paid 10 euros to get to the airport by bus but it was 1h drive. Where I live it’s more like 15 minutes and it’s about 2 euros.
Laughs in $22 train ticket from Sydney Airport to Central Station.
Remember to protect your social services from the neoliberal plague or this could be you.
I think this deserves a chuckle at most. I visited Sydney with 2 other people, and the train was literally going within 250 metres of the hotel we booked.
Didn’t take the train because a cab worked out cheaper, absolutely ridiculous.
Public-private partnerships, not even once…
The airports can be far away from the city center. I recently paid 10 euros to get to the airport by bus but it was 1h drive. Where I live it’s more like 15 minutes and it’s about 2 euros.
About 40 years too late for that advice. 😒
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