⚽ Fanz Guide

Call 911 for any emergency. If you cannot safely speak, text 911 (where available) and include your location and the emergency. For non-emergencies in NYC, call 311.

Call 911 immediately for any crime in progress, fire, serious injury, or life-threatening medical situation. Speak slowly, give your exact location (street + cross street, or stadium gate/section). Stay on the line until told to hang up.

Dial 911. Works from any mobile, no SIM needed.

For anything that is NOT life-threatening, call 311. They connect you to 200+ city services, directions, and can advise where to go.

Dial 311 (or 212-639-9765 from outside NYC). Text 311-692. Online: nyc.gov/311.

In New Jersey, call 911 for emergencies. For non-emergency resources, social services, or 'where do I go' help, call or text 211.

Dial 911 (emergency). Dial 211 or text your ZIP to 898-211 for NJ resource help.

1) Report it cancelled right away so no one can misuse it. 2) Contact your country's consulate/embassy in New York for an emergency travel document. 3) Bring any photo/copy of your passport and ID to speed things up.

Find your consulate via NYC Mayor's Office for International Affairs. For US citizens: travel.state.gov (Form DS-64) or call +1-202-501-4444.

1) Freeze or lock the card instantly in your banking app. 2) Call your card issuer's 24-hour line to report it. 3) If stolen, file a police report (call 311 for non-emergency, or 911 if a crime is in progress) — you'll need it for insurance.

Visa: +1-800-847-2911. Mastercard: +1-800-627-8372. Amex: +1-800-333-2639.

1) Stay in a safe, well-lit, public place (open café, hotel lobby, staffed station). 2) Book an official rideshare or licensed taxi. 3) If you feel unsafe or threatened, call 911.

Use Uber, Lyft, or Curb (licensed NYC taxis). NJ Transit info: njtransit.com.

For minor illness, find a pharmacy (CVS, Walgreens, Duane Reade) or an urgent-care clinic. For anything serious — chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe injury — call 911.

Many CVS/Walgreens are open late or 24h. Search 'urgent care near me' in Google Maps.

For a serious incident involving a visitor (injury, arrest, casualty), your consulate can help. The NYC Mayor's Office for International Affairs helps connect foreign nationals to consulates. In an active emergency, call 911 first.

NYC Mayor's Office for International Affairs: 212-319-9300. Emergency: 911.

If confused, stop and re-check direction before boarding.

Save hotel address and return route before going out.

Keep enough battery for map, ticket, and ride home.

Avoid unofficial rides. Confirm license plate before entering.

Keep photo/copy separate from passport.

Expect crowds after match; stay together.

Everyone saves hotel address and meeting point.

Check weather before long travel days.