Bus drivers in Sao Paulo went on strike this week, which is overwhelming the city's subways.
This video of a crowded metro station in Sao Paulo, posted by Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo, is especially terrifying considering how many spectators will be flooding the city for the opening game in June.
The New Republic notes that at least 300,000 commuters have been affected and about 300,000 foreigners are expected to visit Brazil for the World Cup in June and July.
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It's unclear when the strike will end, and this could become a major problem for soccer fans who will rely on public transportation to get to the games.