Ross Tanner

𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐯 𝐆𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐚 - 𝐁𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧 A direct train service will run from Boston’s South Station to Foxborough. Around 14 trains will run, with an approximate capacity of 2000 per train. Expect a queue at both ends We were warned at the time of meeting that the price for this service will be more expensive than normal, and reports since suggest this could be as high as $80 for a return ticket. Sales are due to commence around April 8th via MBTA, and will be available to match ticket holders only. Buses are also expected to run alongside this, however we are waiting for confirmation of schedule, routes and pricing. Unfortunately don't rely on those being much cheaper when announced. With Foxborough around 30 miles from Boston, taxis will be expensive and traffic is likely to be extremely busy. We have the benefit of Scotland testing the Boston Stadium out twice before we get there, so we will be able to learn from their experiences. For fans travelling from Providence, we are liaising with local organisers, but as it stands there is no train or bus service, however this could change, at least on the bus front. Parking once again is available via FIFA’s website, however there isn’t huge availability, and other options around Foxborough are limited . They are not making it easy for us! At the stadium itself, the ESTC sections will be located towards the North side, closest to Patriot Place and the train station. Queues after the game for the train service are likely to be very busy, however we expect the stadium area to remain open for a period of time after.