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How do I get to the World Cup matches from Atlantic City?
You can reach the NY/NJ stadiums using:
NJ Transit Rail: Direct service AC → Philadelphia → NYC/NJ lines.
Official Fan Shuttles: WorldCupAC and NJ Transit will provide coordinated shuttle routes during match days.
Car/Taxi/Rideshare: Use designated pickup/drop-off zones near stadium partners.
Check our Match-Day Travel Guide for schedules, real-time updates, and route maps.
How do I get to the Final match?
Take AC → Philly or AC → NYC/NJ rail (depending on your schedule).
Transfer to official stadium transit services.
Follow the clearly marked “FIFA Fan Entrance” signs.
Our step-by-step “How to Get to the Final” Guide walks you through the full route.
Which airports should I fly into?
Atlantic City International Airport (ACY): Closest and easiest for local arrivals.
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL): Best for international routes.
Both provide shuttles, rental cars, and ground transportation into Atlantic City.
How do I get around Atlantic City?
Use our local transit options:
NJ Transit buses running along major corridors
Jitneys (AC’s microshuttle system)
Boardwalk Tram & Rolling Chairs for beachfront mobility
Rideshare & taxis with designated pick-up zones
Our Transit & Shuttle Schedule includes real-time updates.
Where can I find parking near the Boardwalk and casino district?
Most casinos and hotels offer public parking (fees vary).
We provide a downloadable AC Parking Map with garages, surface lots, EV chargers, and ADA-accessible spaces.
Do I need a visa to attend the World Cup in the United States?
Visitors must comply with U.S. travel entry rules. Depending on your nationality, you may need:
A valid B-2 tourist visa, or
Approval via the Visa Waiver Program (ESTA)
Check the official U.S. immigration website before traveling.
Is Atlantic City safe during the World Cup?
Yes. The city is coordinating with:
Local police
NJ Transit security
AtlantiCare medical partners
FIFA’s fan safety team
You’ll see additional patrols, multilingual signage, and emergency staff at fan zones.
Is Atlantic City accessible for fans with mobility or medical needs?
Police/Fire/Medical: 911
AtlantiCare Urgent Care: 24/7 support
Tourist Helpline: Listed on our Safety & Support page
WorldCupAC Chat Support: Live guidance for lost items, directions, and assistance
Do I need a visa to attend the World Cup in the United States?
Yes. We highlight:
Wheelchair-friendly Boardwalk entrances
ADA routes to casinos, hotels, and beaches
Accessible parking and shuttle pick-ups
Priority seating areas at events
Multilingual assistance (English/Spanish) in partnership with Telemundo
Our Accessibility Guide covers every route and facility.
Do fan shuttles and NJ Transit accommodate wheelchairs?
Yes. All official shuttles and NJ Transit vehicles serving World Cup routes include ADA-compliant ramps or lifts.
How far is Atlantic City from the stadiums?
To New York/New Jersey venues: ~1.5–2.5 hours depending on transit choice.
To Philadelphia stadiums: ~1–2 hours.
We recommend planning travel at least 4–5 hours before kickoff.
Where do I buy FIFA match tickets?
Only through the official FIFA ticketing portal.
Avoid third-party resellers unless specifically approved by FIFA.
Will Atlantic City host fan zones or events?
Yes! Expect:
Boardwalk fan zones
Live match screenings with Telemundo
Music, food villages, and cultural events
Full schedules will be updated in our Events Calendar
I run a business. How do I participate?
Use our Vendor Sign-Up Portal to register for food stalls, pop-ups, tours, transport, and services.
We also provide CRDA-backed business resources.
Are there job opportunities during the World Cup?
Yes, over 5,000 temporary roles across hospitality, security, entertainment, transportation, and event services.
Check our Jobs Board for verified postings.
Do you offer downloadable guides?
Yes! Our “AC World Cup Planner” PDF includes:
Maps
Transit routes
Safety tips
Match schedules
Packing checklists
You can download it directly from the Resources Page.
Is the information on WorldCupAC verified?
Absolutely. We source all data from:
Official FIFA & NY/NJ Host Committee portals
NJ Transit & airport authorities (ACY/PHL)
CRDA-supported local content
Telemundo for bilingual updates
AtlantiCare for health and medical guidance