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Protests from 4:00 PM and Additional Transit Services for the NEXT Show

October 8, 2026

    Dear passengers,

    Planning to head out today? Please note that protests and road closures are expected from 4:00 PM.

    In addition, extra public transport and special train services will operate for the NEXT show 🚆

    Avoid heavy traffic and the hassle of finding parking – use public transport to get around 🚆

    Plan your trip and pay easily with Moovit 💫


    Protests:
    Starting at 4:00 PM, protests and road closures are expected along Highway 4, with possible traffic congestion on Highways 1 and 6 as well. Please stay updated.

    Additional Public Transport Services for the NEXT Show Tonight:

    🚆 Israel Railways

    Between October 8–22, 2026, the “NEXT” shows will take place at Ramat Gan Stadium, near Bnei Brak Railway Station. To accommodate the expected demand, ensure the safety of event attendees, and reduce traffic congestion in the area, additional train services will operate on these dates, including extra trains and extensions to existing train routes.

    In addition to regular train services, extra trains will operate on a “Fill and Go” basis (departure times may vary depending on demand and the event’s ending time):

    • Trains 8160 and 8162 – “Fill and Go”:
      Will depart from Bnei Brak Station to Nahariya, stopping at: Herzliya, Beit Yehoshua, Netanya, Hadera West, Caesarea–Pardes Hanna, Binyamina, Haifa Hof HaCarmel, Haifa Bat Galim, Haifa Center HaShmona, HaMifratz Central, Kiryat Haim, Kiryat Motzkin, Acre, and Nahariya (final stop).

           Estimated departure times: 23:20, 23:40

    -Please note: Due to construction work on the Nofit Light Rail project, carried out by Cross Israel Highway Ltd., on Thursdays, October 8 and 15 only, these trains will terminate at Haifa Hof HaCarmel Station. Alternative shuttle services will be available for onward travel.

    •  Trains 8297 and 8299 – “Fill and Go”:
      Will depart from Bnei Brak Station to Ashkelon, stopping at all Tel Aviv stations, Kfar Chabad, Lod Ganei Aviv, Lod, Be’er Ya’akov, Rehovot, Yavne East, Ashdod Ad Halom–Metropol, and Ashkelon (final stop).

      Estimated departure times: 23:25, 23:50

     

    • Train 8697 – “Fill and Go”:
      Will depart from Bnei Brak Station to Be’er Sheva Center, stopping at all Tel Aviv stations, Holon Junction, Holon Wolfson, Bat Yam Eli Cohen–Yoseftal, Bat Yam Komemiyut, Rishon LeZion Moshe Dayan, Yavne West, Ashdod Ad Halom–Metropol, Ashkelon, Sderot, Netivot, Ofakim, Be’er Sheva North, and Be’er Sheva Center (final stop).

      Estimated departure time: 23:45

     

    • Trains 8682 and 8684 – “Fill and Go”:
      Will depart from Bnei Brak Station to Herzliya, stopping at: Petah Tikva Kiryat Aryeh, Petah Tikva Segula, Rosh HaAyin North, Kfar Saba Nordau, Hod HaSharon Sokolov, Ra’anana South, Ra’anana West, and Herzliya (final stop).

      Estimated departure times: 23:15, 23:40

     

    •  Train 8053 – “Fill and Go”:
      Will depart from Tel Aviv Savidor Center Station to Be’er Sheva Center, stopping at: Tel Aviv HaShalom, Tel Aviv HaHagana, Lod, Ramla, Mazkeret Batya, Kiryat Malakhi, Kiryat Gat, Lehavim–Rahat, Be’er Sheva North University, and Be’er Sheva Center (final stop).

      Estimated departure time: 00:30

     

    •  Train 687 – Extended Route:
      Will depart from Bnei Brak Station at 00:27 and continue toward Be’er Sheva Center instead of terminating at Tel Aviv Savidor Center.

    Source: Israel Railways.

    ⚠️ Please note that when validating a train ride – the ride must be opened and closed in the app – even if the train gates are open.

    🚈 Dankal Light Rail

    The light rail will operate with increased service this evening for your convenience.
    📍 To reach Ramat Gan Stadium, get off at Ben Gurion Station.


    It is recommended to plan your trip in advance 🚥. *There might be unexpected changes.*

    Moovit is updated with the latest changes that are being published by the bus operators and the Ministry of Transportation.

    Safe travels 🙂

    The Moovit Team

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