"The MBTA has released early transportation guidance for visitors ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as officials prepare for an estimated 450,000 fans traveling to the Boston area next summer. The Boston Consulting Group projects the tournament could generate an estimated $500 million in net economic impact for the region. The MBTA has spent the past year coordinating with the Healey-Driscoll Administration, local municipalities, and Gillette Stadium/The Kraft Group in the last year to prepare for the international event."
"Gillette Stadium will be renamed "Boston Stadium," FIFA's designation of the stadium located in Foxborough. Boston Stadium will host seven games this summer from June 13 to July 9, which includes five group stage games, a Round of 32 matchup, and a quarterfinal. Ticket prices range from $180 to $1,270 for the events in Boston. There will be a Boston Stadium Express train from the Boston area to Foxborough during this period."
The MBTA released early transportation guidance ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as officials prepare for an estimated 450,000 visitors to the Boston area. The Boston Consulting Group projects about $500 million in net regional economic impact. The MBTA coordinated with the Healey-Driscoll Administration, local municipalities, and Gillette Stadium/The Kraft Group over the past year. The agency expects to transport up to 20,000 riders in and out of each match and will publish service schedules and ticketing information on MBTA.com/WorldCup. Boston Stadium will host seven matches, with a dedicated Boston Stadium Express train and match-only ticketing rules.
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