Take the Train to the Game
Get to the Meadowlands and back without ever thinking about traffic, tolls or parking. NJ TRANSIT's new rail line to the Meadowlands Sports Complex will deliver football fans on the doorstep of the stadium. Service to select stadium events is expected to begin in June, with service to all home games in place for the 2009-2010 season.

Rail-Gating^TM is the New Tail-Gating
Your team is committed to delivering a fun-filled and exciting fan experience for everyone who takes the train to the game. Have fun with your friends as always! It's one more reason to leave the car at home.

How to Get to the Stadium
Whether you're coming from NYC, New Jersey, Rockland, Westchester or even Connecticut, simply take transit to the Frank R. Lautenberg Station at Secaucus Junction or Hoboken Terminal. From either location, connect to the Meadowlands Rail Line. The stadium is just a few minutes away.

Trains will depart frequently (starting several hours prior to kick off and continuing well into the game). And, avoid traffic jams after the game with robust train service shuttling you back.

Check train schedules to Secaucus Junction from Points in New Jersey, Rockland or Orange counties

MTA Travel Information for Customers in Westchester, Connecticut and the Hudson Valley

Speed Your Trip with a NJ Transit Gameday Pass
For only $110, get to all the games, including pre-season games, with the NJ TRANSIT GAMEDAY PASS. It's accepted for game day travel on all NJ TRANSIT trains, buses and light rail lines no matter where you start from or if you make connections. (NJ TRANSIT stations only.) Giving your game ticket to a friend? Give them your NJ TRANSIT GAMEDAY PASS, too! More information about this exciting new option will be sent to you shortly. For ticketing and discount information on MTA New York City Transit, MTA Long Island Rail Road, and MTA Metro-North Railroad visit the MTA website for details.

Kids Ride Free on NJT
On weekends, NJ TRANSIT allows up to 2 kids (age eleven and under) to travel free with each fare-paying adult, making the train an even more attractive option for families.

Direct Bus Service from Port Authority Bus Terminal
Another popular option for fans traveling from New York City. For your convenience, NJ TRANSIT will continue to offer No. 351 direct bus service from the Port Authority Bus Terminal for all home games in the 2009-2010 season. Use the GAMEDAY PASS for this transit option, too (kids-ride-free offer does not apply).