A deep-dive dashboard analyzing traffic within a 2-mile radius of New York / New Jersey Stadium across seven matches during the 2026 Football World Championship. It explores how weekday, kick-off time, and match phase (Pre / During / Post) shape mobility around the venue, with all values benchmarked against a June 2025 baseline (year-on-year change).
Select any match to see hour-by-hour congestion, with Pre / During / Post game windows shaded.
The highest congestion recorded across all seven matches was 198.4%, two hours before Brazil vs Morocco kicked off. Weekend matches concentrated the pressure before kick-off, while weekday matches peaked after the whistle.
Average post-match congestion reached 108.1% across the seven matches, compared with 87.0% before matches. Four of seven matches recorded higher post-match than pre-match congestion. The persistence of the post-match wave depends on kick-off time.
The Final is scheduled to kick off at 15:00 local time. Of the seven matches analysed, the only 15:00 kick-off (France vs Senegal) generated the highest post-match congestion of the tournament (153.2%). Later kick-offs pushed disruption further into the evening; 18:00 kick-offs generated the largest pre-match arrival spikes.
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Filter and sort the seven matches analysed at the New York / New Jersey Stadium.
| Match ▲ | Date ▲ | Day ▲ | Kick-off ▲ | Round ▲ | Result ▲ | Attendance ▲ | Peak % ▲ | Peak hour ▲ |
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Match-day 3-hour Pre / Post averages vs same-weekday June 2025 baseline.
| Match ▲ | Match value ▲ | Baseline ▲ | Delta (pp) ▲ |
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