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Fans attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Gillette Stadium will pay $95 for shuttle service. The 'Boston Stadium Express' will transport up to 10,000 spectators from over 20 pickup points for each of the seven matches.
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A bus service will shuttle fans to and from Gillette Stadium during the 2026 FIFA World Cup for $95 per passenger, the Boston host committee said.
The "Boston Stadium Express" will transport up to 10,000 spectators from more than 20 pickup points for each of the seven matches scheduled in Foxboro during the soccer tournament, Boston 26 said in a press release. The service will be operated by Yankee Line, a Massachusetts-based motorcoach company.
Bus tickets, which went on sale on April 14 for $95 round-trip, must be booked in advance, Boston 26 said.
"The Boston Stadium Express bus service offers a direct, accessible, and convenient option for fans, while complementing the broader public transportation network," Mike Loynd, president of host committee Boston 26, said in a statement. "This is about giving fans alternatives to driving and making it as easy as possible to get to and from the matches."
Earlier this month, the MBTA announced that its special event Commuter Rail train tickets to Gillette Stadium during the World Cup will cost $80 each, up from its typical $20 special event service for Patriots games.
Boston 26 said it encourages fans to consider alternatives to driving to Foxboro on match days, as heavy traffic is expected and parking is limited.
The Boston Stadium Express shuttle costs $95 per passenger for a round-trip.
The service can transport up to 10,000 spectators to and from Gillette Stadium.
Ticket sales for the Boston Stadium Express shuttle began on April 14.

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The Boston Stadium Express bus service will operate from pickup points across Greater Boston and the surrounding region, as well as Rhode Island, providing service to Gillette Stadium, according to Boston 26.
Pickup and drop-off locations include the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, Boston Logan International Airport, and multiple hotels across Eastern Massachusetts.
"Route design for Boston Stadium Express is driven by AI-powered demand forecasting of fan booking trends, as well as capacity management, ensuring routes are designed to maximize capacity and minimize roadway congestion," Michael Costa, of Yankee Line, said in a statement.
Service from each pickup location will begin three hours ahead of kickoff, with return service from Gillette Stadium starting 30 minutes after the final whistle, the host committee said.
Spectators must reserve tickets online in advance and provide proof of a valid same-day World Cup match ticket upon boarding, Boston 26 said. Riders are encouraged to arrive at least 30 minutes before their scheduled departure time.
Here's when each Boston FIFA World Cup match is scheduled at Gillette Stadium, according to the schedule:
This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Getting to Boston Stadium for World Cup now costs $95 just for the bus