During the 2026 World Cup that kicks off on June 11, Uber will be offering shuttles from games in the Boston, Dallas, Miami and New York City areas.
The shuttles will operate after games, and each shuttle will have 50 seats. Fans will have the option to either book their ride back from a match in advance or to book the day of the event, according to WABC-TV.
Uber Shuttle rides will cost $49 per person for rides back from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, less than 8 miles northwest of New York City, according to the Sports Business Journal.
The shuttles provide another option, as compared to the New York metropolitan area’s transit options. Round-trip rail rides between MetLife Stadium and New York City will cost around $98, according to the New York Times.
The rides will cost $45 per person for rides back from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, 13 miles north of Miami, AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, just over 17 miles west of Dallas and Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, around 21 miles southwest of Boston, according to the Sports Business Journal.
Round-trip rail rides between Boston and Gillette Stadium will cost around $80, and fans in Miami will be able to go between the city proper and Hard Rock Stadium for around $20 by train or bus, according to the New York Times.
MetLife Stadium is hosting eight matches, including the World Cup final. Gillette Stadium and Hard Rock Stadium are each scheduled to host seven matches, while nine are scheduled for AT&T Stadium, per the FIFA website.
