Super Bowl Economic Impact Quantified

Barry PetcheskyBarry Petchesky|published:
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New Jersey Transit took a $5.6 million net loss on the Super Bowl for the honor of shuttling fans to and from New York, where they actually stayed and dropped their cash. Public funds well spent!

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