Rest & Recharge in Rockland
Whether you’re watching the World Cup right here in Rockland or traveling to the match at MetLife Stadium, you’ll find the perfect place to rest after the excitement.
Rockland’s vibrant international communities celebrate the sport of soccer year-round. The World Cup is an opportunity to showcase how we do it.
This June and July, Rockland County will host the Global Rhythms–Rockland Summer Festival – featuring live World Cup viewing parties in Pearl River, Nyack and Nanuet! These free, family-fun events will include live World Cup soccer match screenings, youth soccer clinics, music, food, kids’ activities, and MORE!
Come and join the celebration!
Rockland County is your ideal home base for FIFA World Cup New York New Jersey matches and finals. Simply hop on NJ Transit for a quick ride to Secaucus Junction, where special event service takes fans directly to MetLife Stadium.
Rockland offers four convenient NJ Transit stations: Suffern (Main Line) and Spring Valley, Nanuet, and Pearl River (Pascack Valley Line).
Whether you’re watching the World Cup right here in Rockland or traveling to the match at MetLife Stadium, you’ll find the perfect place to rest after the excitement.
From welcoming hotels to charming overnight stays, our accommodations keep you close to lively towns, diverse dining, and summer festivals like Global Rhythms, all with easy NJ Transit connections to the stadium and beyond.
Hungry for more than goals? Rockland’s table is always set. Whether you need to fuel up before the match, refuel at halftime, or wind down after the final whistle, you’ll find plenty of flavor waiting for you.
From riverfront villages and vibrant arts to scenic trails, golf courses, and family attractions, Rockland County offers something for every kind of fan. Between matches at MetLife Stadium, you can shop, dine, and explore or simply enjoy the outdoors, making Rockland the perfect place to balance the thrill of the World Cup with unforgettable local experiences.
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