Rent a Bus to Gillette Stadium: The Complete Transportation Guide

Every Patriots season, the same scene plays out on Route 1 in Foxborough: a three-mile backup of cars inching toward the stadium while fans inside the idling vehicles check the clock and do the math on whether they'll make kickoff. It happens for the New England Revolution on summer evenings. It happens for major concerts.

And for the seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches happening at Gillette this summer, transportation planners are telling fans to build in three to four hours of extra travel time. The question your group needs to answer before any of that happens is simple: where exactly does the bus drop you off, and where does it park while you're inside?

This guide answers it plainly, using the stadium's own published information, then walks through everything else a group trip needs: which vehicle fits your headcount, what shapes the price, and how a Boston charter bus rental lets your whole crew skip the Route 1 crawl and step off steps from the gates. Gillette Stadium is one of our most-requested destinations out of Boston — we coordinate these pickups across every season — so the logistics below come from doing it repeatedly, not from a stadium brochure.

Why Rent a Bus to Gillette Stadium?

The case for a Boston party bus rental to Gillette Stadium starts on Route 1 itself. Every car heading to the stadium — from the I-95 interchange north and the I-495 interchange south — funnels onto the same stretch of road, and that bottleneck can extend two to three miles on major event days. What's normally a 40-minute drive from downtown Boston can stretch well past two hours when 65,000 fans are all making the same turn.

Then, after the game, those same cars compete for the same exit lanes at the same moment.

A Boston charter bus rental removes your group from that math entirely. One vehicle picks everyone up at a single agreed address — a downtown hotel, a South End address, a suburban park-and-ride — drives past every idling caravan on Route 1, drops your crew near the gates, and waits for the return trip. No one draws straws for who stays sober to drive.

No one pays for a parking pass only to find themselves hiking in from a far lot. Your whole group arrives together and leaves together, while the bus handles every mile of the Route 1 approach. Call 857-317-8503 to get a quote and lock in your date.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Parking at Gillette Stadium

Here is the part most transportation pages get vague about — so let's go straight to what the stadium actually publishes.

For general events, charter and commercial buses use designated charter-only drop-off lanes that bypass the standard parking-lot entry points, letting your group walk directly toward security checkpoints rather than threading through the general parking grid. The comparison point that makes this real: the stadium's designated Uber and Lyft zone is in Lot 15, adjacent to Bass Pro Shops near the CVS Health Gate — a workable location, but still a lot further from the gates than a coordinated charter drop. Taxis for concerts stage in Lot 6A.

A private charter bus gets your group closer than either option because it operates on a separate commercial lane.

For bus and RV parking when the vehicle is staying on-site during the event: the stadium directs oversized vehicles to Lot 52, accessed via the P10 North or P10 South entrances depending on your direction of approach. Bus parking is $150 per vehicle. That's the published rate, it covers the full event, and it must be coordinated in advance — you will not find an open bus-parking spot by arriving without a plan.

We confirm the current approach route and lot assignment when you book with us, so your group's vehicle isn't circling Foxborough trying to locate the right entrance gate.

Confirm the Plan When You Book — Here's Why

Gillette Stadium's transportation setup shifts by event type, and the World Cup changes everything further. For the seven 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, the Massachusetts state transportation plan notes road closures, turn restrictions, and traffic shifts throughout the Route 1 corridor. Parking has been reduced from roughly 20,000 standard spots to approximately 5,000 FIFA-managed spaces at $175 per vehicle, with an additional 5,000-plus in independent lots along Route 1.

State transportation officials recommend fans arrive at their transit hub or parking area three to four hours before kickoff; Route 1 congestion is expected to begin two to three hours before match time.

For Patriots games, local roads around the stadium close to non-ticketed traffic before and after games, and any navigation app routing you through those secondary roads will encounter closures it doesn't know about — the stadium itself warns that ticket holders who use local roads "will experience delays in arrival time due to road closures that are not captured by traffic and navigation apps." Because the drop-off plan and bus-parking assignment shifts by event, our 24/7 reservation team is always a call away to confirm the current approach for your specific date. We recommend checking the official Gillette Stadium transportation page before your visit.

All Your Options for Getting to Gillette: Compared Honestly

Foxborough is an outlier in New England: it's far enough from Boston to make rideshares expensive and unpredictable after the game, but close enough that flying makes no sense. Here is a straight comparison of every realistic option for a group, scored on what actually matters.

The honest read: for one or two people, the MBTA event train from South Station is the smartest and cheapest call — $20 round-trip, a dedicated Foxboro Station right next to the stadium, and no parking headache. But once your group fills more than a couple of cars, the coordination cost of separate vehicles — different arrival times, scattered parking, multiple fares, and someone stuck staying sober to drive — tips decisively toward one bus. That's the group the rest of this guide is written for.

The MBTA Event Train, Explained

The MBTA Commuter Rail and Keolis operate special event trains to Foxboro Station for Patriots home games, Revolution matches, and major concerts all season long. Round-trip tickets are approximately $20, available exclusively through the mTicket app starting about two weeks before each event. From Boston, trains depart South Station with stops at Back Bay and Dedham Corporate Center before arriving at Foxboro Station — a short walk to the stadium gates.

From Providence, trains depart Providence Station and stop at Pawtucket/Central Falls, Attleboro, and Mansfield. Trains typically arrive 60 to 90 minutes before events and depart Foxboro Station 30 minutes after they end.

For the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the MBTA has set the round-trip train fare at $80 per person — reflecting the additional service and expected demand. Tickets are limited and expected to sell out; a same-day match ticket is required to purchase a train ticket. The train option is excellent for pairs and small groups, but a 40-person fan group on a fixed train schedule with no baggage storage, no pregame drink setup, and no control over post-game timing is a different calculation.

See the MBTA Gillette Stadium destination page for current schedules and ticketing details.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

Not every fan group heading to Gillette Stadium needs the same vehicle — and with our fleet, you never pay for seats you don't actually need. Here's how the options break down for a Foxborough run.

The right pick comes down to headcount and what your group is bringing. For fan groups who want the tailgate to start the moment the bus pulls away from the curb, our 15- to 50-passenger party buses have a built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, and a Bluetooth sound system — the pregame energy is already running by the time you hit I-95. For larger outings or groups with tailgate gear, a full 56-passenger charter bus gives you the undercarriage bays for a cooler and folding chairs, plus an onboard restroom that matters on the 30-minute ride back.

ADA-accessible vehicles are always available — just let us know at least 48 hours before your event date.

Boston to Gillette Stadium Bus Rental Prices

Party Bus In Boston provides all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you will know the exact price before you ever book. No single sticker number exists, because the quote is shaped by a few clear factors:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 14-passenger Sprinter limo are different rates.
• Total hours — how long the vehicle is reserved for your group, including any pregame time and the post-game wait in Lot 52.
• Date and event — a regular-season Patriots Sunday prices differently than a World Cup match day or a sellout concert, when demand across the entire Boston fleet spikes.
• Mileage and pickup — a downtown Boston pickup is a shorter run than a multi-stop sweep of the North Shore suburbs.

For real ranges to anchor your planning: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type — but you will never be surprised by hidden costs. Note that the stadium's $150 bus-parking pass for Lot 52 is a separate, pre-coordinated cost on top of your rental quote.

Here's the per-person math that usually settles the conversation: a single 56-seat charter bus replaces about 14 cars. That's 14 parking passes, 14 sets of Route 1 frustration, and at least 14 people who can't have a beer at the tailgate because they're driving — versus one flat rate split across the whole group. Once your crew passes a few cars' worth of people, a Boston party bus rental is usually both simpler and cheaper per head.

Call 857-317-8503 any time for a free, all-inclusive price quote.

A Real Game-Day Example

For a late-season Sunday night Patriots game last November, a 36-person fan group booked a 40-passenger party bus from the Back Bay. Pickup was at 2:30 PM from a hotel on Stuart Street, through the Lot 52 entrance by 3:45 PM — four hours before kickoff, plenty of time to claim their tailgate spot. The undercarriage bays held a folding table, a Yeti cooler, and a portable Bluetooth speaker.

The group tailgated through 6:45 PM, walked to their gate, and the bus stayed on-site for a 10:30 PM pickup after the final whistle. The 8-hour all-inclusive rental came to $2,350 — about $65 per person, with the question of who stays sober to drive, the Route 1 crawl, and the post-game rideshare surge all solved in a single number.

Getting There: Routes, Traffic & Timing

Gillette Stadium sits about 29 miles southwest of downtown Boston — a 40-minute drive in normal conditions. On game day, count on something longer. The approach from every direction eventually merges onto Route 1, and that final stretch is where the time evaporates.

The standard route from Boston is I-93 South to I-95 South (also signed Route 128), then Exit 9 South onto Route 1 and follow it approximately three miles to the stadium. That last three miles is where every car converges. On major Patriots games and concert nights, the Route 1 backup from the interchange can stretch two to three miles; on World Cup match days in summer 2026, Massachusetts transportation officials and state police are managing the approach as a full traffic operation with the same scope as a major highway incident.

The earlier your bus gets on Route 1, the better — building in 90 minutes of cushion before kickoff on a big event day is not excessive, it's just how Foxborough works.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup at Gillette: What Groups Need to Know

Gillette Stadium hosts seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches between June 13 and July 9, 2026 — operating under the name "Boston Stadium" for the tournament per FIFA's stadium-naming rules. This is the single biggest transportation event in the stadium's history, and the logistics are categorically different from a Patriots game.

The complete match schedule at Gillette for the 2026 World Cup:

• June 13 — Group C: Haiti vs. Scotland, 9:00 PM
• June 16 — Group I: Iraq vs. Norway, 6:00 PM
• June 19 — Group C: Scotland vs. Morocco, 6:00 PM
• June 23 — Group L: England vs. Ghana, 4:00 PM
• June 26 — Group I: Norway vs. France, 3:00 PM
• June 29 — Round of 32, 4:30 PM
• July 9 — Quarterfinal, 4:00 PM

What changes for the World Cup: parking drops from roughly 20,000 spaces to approximately 5,000 FIFA-managed spots at $175 per vehicle, with independent lots along Route 1 picking up some of the remainder. State transportation planners are recommending fans arrive at transit hubs or parking areas three to four hours before kickoff. Charter buses operating on the designated FIFA Charter Bus zones get groups closer to the gates than any general parking lot.

The Boston Stadium Express — a direct bus service running from multiple Boston pickup points — will handle some public demand, but a private Boston party bus rental is the only option that picks your specific group up at your specific address and drops them at the gate with no transfers.

World Cup match days will book out the Boston-area vehicle fleet months in advance. If your group has a match ticket, call 857-317-8503 now — the window to secure the right bus for an England vs. Ghana day or the Quarterfinal is short.

What's Happening at Gillette Stadium in 2026

Gillette Stadium runs year-round across three tenants and a packed concert calendar, and groups love arriving together by charter bus so the pregame energy builds on the road rather than in a parking lot. The marquee events drawing groups in 2026:

• FIFA World Cup 2026: Seven matches from June 13 through July 9 — the biggest transportation demand the stadium has ever seen, with parking cut roughly 75% from normal capacity and Route 1 operating under state-managed traffic control.
• New England Patriots season: The NFL home slate runs August preseason through the regular season (September–January). Lots open four hours before kickoff; tailgating is permitted across all lots with open fires prohibited and charcoal grills confined to your space.
• New England Revolution MLS matches: Summer and fall home games, with lots opening two hours pre-kickoff (three for season members) and complimentary parking for all Revolution attendees.
• Major concerts: The 2026 summer lineup includes BTS World Tour 'ARIRANG' (August 5–6) and Usher & Chris Brown (August 17), with MBTA event trains operating round-trips from South Station for each date. Concert-night rideshare pickup stages in Lot 5B — different from the Patriots/Revolution Lot 15 — which is exactly the kind of event-specific detail that shifts by night and catches people off guard.

Whatever brings your group to Foxborough this year, the booking logic is the same: lock in early. For World Cup matches and sold-out concerts, Boston-area buses are reserved months in advance. Call 857-317-8503 to discuss your event date.

Tailgating at Gillette Stadium: The Rules

A charter bus is the ideal tailgate vehicle — the undercarriage bays handle the cooler and the folding table, and the party starts the moment you leave the pickup address. But Gillette Stadium enforces specific tailgating rules, and knowing them upfront keeps your group on the right side of the parking staff.

• Lots open four hours before kickoff for Patriots games. Arriving as the lots open is the standard strategy for the best tailgate position; Patriots fans tend to gather at Lots 3A and 3B at the stadium's northeast corner.
• Open fires are not permitted. Gas and charcoal grills are allowed, but fire pits with open flames are specifically prohibited. All fires must be contained in a movable device. Used charcoal must be disposed of properly — not left on the pavement to burn out.
• Postgame tailgating is permitted for up to 90 minutes after the event ends. The stadium also offers a "delayed exit" incentive for Patriots games: park in designated Lots 45 or 55B and wait 75 minutes to depart, and you receive a $50 Visa gift card.
• World Cup tailgating is different. For FIFA events, the standard open tailgate model is significantly reduced — expect a much more controlled environment similar to what FIFA ran during the 2025 Club World Cup, with fewer lots open for standard tailgating and more structured entry procedures. We'll confirm what's permitted for your specific match when you book.

Leaving Gillette Stadium After the Game

Getting out of Foxborough after a big event is the part of the trip that surprises first-timers. When 65,000 fans exit at once, every single one of them has to funnel back onto Route 1 — the only road out — and the resulting backup can hold fans in the parking lot for 45 minutes to well over an hour. Rideshares surge in price and wait time simultaneously.

The MBTA event train runs post-game, but with a fixed schedule and limited seats, missing the first departure means a long wait.

With a pre-arranged charter bus, you skip the queue entirely. The bus is parked in Lot 52 during the event; your group agrees on a pickup window before anyone splits up, and the bus is right there when you walk out — while everyone else is still in the lot. Because the exit flow is police-managed and the Route 1 clearance time varies, we build a realistic post-game buffer into the booking and identify the fastest cleared route back toward I-95 or I-495 from the start.

The group climbs aboard and recaps the game while the road clears, instead of standing on a cold Foxborough sidewalk watching rideshare prices climb.

Flying in for the World Cup or a Concert? Airport Pickups Explained

For the World Cup and major concerts, a significant portion of attending groups is flying in from out of state. Logan International Airport (BOS) sits about 30 miles northeast of Gillette Stadium — a 50- to 65-minute drive in normal conditions, stretching to 75 to 120 minutes or more on World Cup match days once Route 1 congestion sets in. A private bus from Logan handles the airport-to-stadium leg cleanly: one vehicle collects your group at baggage claim and runs straight to Foxborough, instead of fragmenting everyone across separate rideshares from different terminals.

We coordinate Logan airport-to-Gillette runs as part of our standard group transportation service — and for a group that's flying in specifically for a World Cup match, that single coordinated transfer is the only way to guarantee everyone arrives together on schedule.

T.F. Green Airport (PVD) in Warwick, Rhode Island is about 25 miles south of Gillette and serves as a popular alternative for groups flying into New England for the World Cup, particularly for southern Rhode Island and Connecticut groups. The MBTA event trains also run from Providence Station to Foxboro for major events, making PVD a genuine option for smaller groups or individuals — but a private bus remains the only way to keep a large group synchronized from wheels-down to gate entry.

Tips for Visiting Gillette Stadium

A few things every group should know before game day, sourced from the stadium's published guidelines:

• Follow the clear-bag policy for all events. Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″, or a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Tinted or frosted clear bags don't qualify. There is no on-site bag check — non-compliant items must be stored off-site before entry, which means leaving them in the bus's undercarriage bay.
• All prepaid stadium-side parking requires advance purchase. Free general parking is available on the opposite side of Route 1, but stadium-side prepaid spots ($50) are sold through Ticketmaster and tied to the purchaser's ticket account at a limit of one pass per account. Bus parking in Lot 52 ($150/vehicle) is entirely separate from the standard pass system.
• Local roads around the stadium close to non-ticketed traffic before and after events. Any GPS route that takes you through residential Foxborough streets will hit closures that the app doesn't account for. Route 1 is the only functional approach on event days.
• Arrive early — four hours before kickoff for Patriots games, three to four hours early for World Cup matches. For concerts, the MBTA event train arriving 60 to 90 minutes before the show is the minimum buffer if you're not tailgating; for a group with a pregame plan, budget more.

We always recommend reviewing the official Gillette Stadium transportation page before your visit to confirm current drop-off protocols, parking costs, and event-specific policies — they shift by event type and season.

Trip Types We Cover to Gillette Stadium

Different groups, same goal: everyone arrives together, relaxed, and in time to enjoy the full experience. The most common runs we handle to Foxborough:

• Patriots fan groups and tailgaters: Large-scale fan travel where the pregame party starts on the bus — built-in bar, LED lighting, and sound system to keep the energy up from pickup to kickoff, with the undercarriage bays handling everything the tailgate needs.
• World Cup match groups: International fans flying into Logan or PVD who need one coordinated transfer from baggage claim to Gillette, for any of the seven 2026 matches — especially the high-demand England vs. Ghana (June 23) and the Quarterfinal (July 9).
• Concert groups: Stadium-scale shows where Route 1 backs up hours before doors and post-show rideshare surges make the return trip miserable without a pre-staged bus. The 2026 concert calendar at Gillette includes multiple sellout-scale dates where transportation books out weeks in advance.
• New England Revolution supporters: Midweek and weekend MLS matches with free parking and shorter lot-open windows — a minibus handles smaller Revolution supporter groups efficiently without overbuying capacity.
• Corporate and client groups: Businesses entertaining clients at a suite or premium seating level, where arriving together in a comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle is part of the experience, not an afterthought.

Booking, Tailgate Time & Pickup

Booking a Boston bus rental to Gillette Stadium is straightforward, and a little planning makes it seamless:

1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location or multi-stop needs, event date, and how much pregame tailgate time you want.
2. Confirm the vehicle and the Lot 52 approach. We lock in the right vehicle and verify the current charter-lane drop-off and bus-parking routing for your specific event.
3. Set your post-game pickup window. Arrange the return pickup in advance so the bus is ready and waiting when your group walks out — no surge-priced rideshare queue, no waiting at a closed exit lane.

Two questions we hear constantly: how early should we arrive? Four hours before kickoff for Patriots tailgates; three to four hours for World Cup matches. Can the bus wait on-site during the event?

Yes — the vehicle is reserved as a block of hours, and it waits in Lot 52 during the game, holding any tailgate gear in the undercarriage bays until the group walks out. Call 857-317-8503 or use our online tool for instant availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at Gillette Stadium?

Charter and commercial buses use designated charter-only drop-off lanes that allow groups to bypass the standard parking-lot entry grid and walk directly toward the stadium security checkpoints. This puts your group closer to the gates than the Lot 15 rideshare zone (adjacent to Bass Pro Shops near the CVS Health Gate). For World Cup matches, buses operate in designated FIFA Charter Bus zones.

The exact approach varies by event, which is why we confirm the current drop-off lane for your specific date when you book.

Where do charter buses park at Gillette Stadium?

Charter buses and RVs park in Lot 52, accessed via the P10 North or P10 South entrance depending on your direction of approach. Bus parking costs $150 per vehicle and must be pre-arranged — there is no walk-up bus parking on event days. We coordinate that access as part of your booking so there's no scramble at the P10 gate on game day.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to Gillette Stadium from Boston?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours (including tailgate time and post-game wait), the event date, and pickup location. Rough ranges: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour. The Lot 52 bus-parking pass ($150) is separate.

Call 857-317-8503 or use our online tool for an all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds.

What is the bag policy at Gillette Stadium?

Gillette Stadium follows a clear-bag policy for all events. Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ (or a one-gallon clear ziplock), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Tinted or frosted clear bags are not accepted.

There is no on-site bag check, so non-compliant bags need to be stored off-site — the bus's undercarriage bay is the obvious solution. See the Gillette Stadium A to Z Guide for the full policy.

What is the MBTA event train to Gillette Stadium?

The MBTA Commuter Rail and Keolis operate round-trip special event trains to Foxboro Station — a short walk from the stadium gates — for Patriots home games, Revolution matches, and major concerts. Tickets run approximately $20 round-trip for most events and are purchased through the mTicket app, available starting about two weeks before each event. For 2026 World Cup matches, the round-trip fare is $80 per person, and a same-day match ticket is required to purchase.

See the MBTA Gillette Stadium page for current schedules and availability.

Can we tailgate at Gillette Stadium if we arrive by charter bus?

Yes, for most events. Tailgating is permitted in all lots and begins when lots open — four hours before kickoff for Patriots games. Open fires are not allowed; gas and charcoal grills confined to your space are permitted.

The bus itself parks in Lot 52, so your tailgate setup comes out of the undercarriage bays and sets up in your assigned space. For World Cup matches, tailgating is expected to follow a more controlled model similar to what FIFA ran during the 2025 Club World Cup — we'll confirm exactly what's permitted for your match when you book.

What happens to Route 1 traffic on event days?

Route 1 is the only road providing direct access to Gillette Stadium. On major event days, the backup from the I-95 interchange can extend two to three miles, turning a normal 40-minute drive from Boston into 90 minutes or more. For World Cup matches, state transportation officials recommend arriving at your transit hub or parking area three to four hours before kickoff, and traffic management on Route 1 operates as a formal state police operation.

The bus approach we use gets around the worst of it and tracks current closures so you don't have to.

What's the closest airport to Gillette Stadium?

Logan International Airport (BOS) is the closest major airport, about 30 miles northeast — a 50- to 65-minute drive under normal conditions, longer on event days. T.F. Green Airport (PVD) in Warwick, Rhode Island, is about 25 miles south and serves as a useful alternative for groups flying in from the south. Both are straightforward single-pickup origins — one bus collects your group at baggage claim and runs directly to Foxborough, no rideshare juggling on arrival day.

Do you have ADA-accessible buses?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are always available. Let us know your group's specific needs at least 48 hours before your event date and we will arrange the right vehicle.

How far in advance should we book for a World Cup match?

As early as your tickets are confirmed. Seven World Cup matches across six weeks this summer means sustained demand on the Boston-area vehicle fleet from June through early July. For the highest-profile matchups — England vs. Ghana on June 23 and the July 9 Quarterfinal — buses should be booked months in advance.

For regular Patriots and Revolution home dates, two to four weeks of lead time is workable, but the earlier you call, the better your vehicle options. Call 857-317-8503 right now to secure your date.

Book Your Gillette Stadium Bus Today

The perfect group ride to Foxborough is one call away. Whether it's a Patriots tailgate in November, a summer concert, a New England Revolution supporters trip, or one of the seven FIFA World Cup matches this summer, Party Bus In Boston has access to a fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos across Greater Boston — and we handle the Lot 52 parking so your group steps off near the gates while everyone else is still on Route 1. Give us a call any time at 857-317-8503 for an all-inclusive price quote, or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Transportation details, parking costs, and event schedules at Gillette Stadium shift by season and event type. Key details verified against the stadium and its partners in June 2026; confirm event-specific figures — bus parking costs, MBTA fares, World Cup match details, and lot assignments — against the official pages below before your trip.

• Gillette Stadium — Transportation & Parking (lots, rideshare zones, bus/RV Lot 52, transit)
• Gillette Stadium — Getting to Gillette (directions, prepaid parking, Route 1 access)
• Gillette Stadium — A to Z Guide (bag policy, prohibited items, contact information)
• MBTA — Gillette Stadium Destination Page (event train schedules, Foxboro Station, ticketing)
• Mass.gov — Transportation During the World Cup (Route 1 closures, World Cup traffic management)
• Boston FWC 2026 — Match Schedule (seven Gillette Stadium match dates and kickoff times)