The World Cup is coming to New York! Matches begin June 13 at NYNJ Stadium ⚽️ Here’s what you need to know about getting around on match days and beyond 👇

KNICKS IN FIVE! Congratulations, @nyknicks!

Penn Station will be open for regular service today; however, there will be larger crowds than normal because of the World Cup match at NYNJ Stadium. Consider traveling through Grand Central or Atlantic Terminal instead. Use the TrainTime app to plan your trip. For more details on World Cup travel, visit our website for more details: mta.info/worldcup

The World Cup is finally here! ⚽ Don't miss out on this weekend's NYNJ World Cup 26 Fan Zone at Bronx Terminal Market, just steps away from Yankees-E. 153rd Street station. Let Metro-North be your ride to all the fun! Details: nynjfwc26.com/bronx/

The Knicks Lights Train is back for Game 5! Don't miss your chance to catch its blue and orange glow: 🏀 3:39 PM, Croton-Harmon to GCT 🏀 6:19 PM, GCT to Poughkeepsie 🏀 8:58 PM, GCT to Poughkeepsie 🏀 12:50 AM, GCT to North White Plains We'll also be running additional service on all three East of Hudson lines for Game 5 watch parties. Check TrainTime for schedules and let's go Knicks!

New York: The World Cup is HERE! If you’re headed to MetLife today, remember: • Public transit is the best way to get to the stadium! $20 shuttle buses are available for thousands of fans • Leave plenty of extra travel time so you don’t miss a second of the match • @MTA customer ambassadors are available at transit hubs to help you get where you need to go Have fun, stay safe, and enjoy the beautiful game ⚽️

The first World Cup match at NYNJ Stadium is today! ⚽ If you're attending, take public transit to connect to the official NYNJ Stadium Shuttles. ▪️ 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, or LIRR to Penn Station ▪️ A, C, E to 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal ▪️ 4, 5, 6, 7, LIRR, or Metro-North to Grand Central ▪️ 1, A, C, B, D to 59 St-Columbus Circle Use the MTA app or the TrainTime app to plan your trip. If you're traveling through those areas today, expect larger crowds than normal, along with reroutes on some Manhattan bus routes. Visit our website for more details: mta.info/worldcup

Widgets for the MTA app are back! Now you can get real-time subway and bus information without even opening the app. You can create widgets for upcoming arrivals to your favorite stations or routes, or for service on the lines you use the most. They automatically update, so you’ll always have the most accurate information right at your fingertips. Not using the MTA app? Now’s the time to change that—download the app for iOS or Android today.

🌡️ Round two, New York. Friday is the last hot day of this stretch, with the heat index peaking near 97°F (36°C) in the late afternoon. The Heat Advisory stays in effect and lifts at 8 PM tonight. Keep finding a cool option, meaning any public or private space with air conditioning, like a library, a mall, a friend's place, or a city cooling center. Find one near you at on.nyc.gov/2U2dXTP. 🧊 Relief is on the way: a cold front rolls in tonight with storms, then clears the air for a cooler, less humid weekend. Here is Friday hour by hour. 👇

The World Cup has arrived! ⚽ Let the LIRR be your ride to the World Cup Watch Experience at Stony Brook University's Lavalle Stadium. We’re running extra westbound service from Stony Brook Station between 11:00 PM and midnight. Check TrainTime for schedules and enjoy the matches!

☀️ Heads-up, New York. Thursday brings the first real scorcher of the season, with the heat index climbing to 98°F (37°C) by early afternoon. A Heat Advisory is in effect from noon Thursday through 8 PM Friday. The best move on a day like this is to find a cool option, meaning any public or private space with air conditioning, like a library, a mall, a friend’s place, or a city cooling center. Find one near you at nyc.gov/beattheheat. 🧊 Cranking AC across the city also strains the power grid, so timing your energy use matters too. Here is how the day will feel hour by hour, and what to do at each step to stay ahead of both. 👇