Boston World Cup 2026 — Airport to Gillette Stadium

Gillette Stadium is in Foxborough, about 30 miles southwest of Boston — well outside the city, on a site served by a single access road. A pre-booked ride or the dedicated match train beats the Route 1 crush.

Airport routes to Gillette Stadium

BOS → Gillette Stadium

Boston Logan International Airport

30 mi·~37 min·$39–$46
Route details

Estimates use Tourch's standard (Tourch Go) rate with no surge pricing. Final fare is confirmed when you book.

World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium

Jun 13, 2026

Group Stage

Haiti vs. Scotland

Jun 16, 2026

Group Stage

Iraq vs. Norway

Jun 19, 2026

Group Stage

Scotland vs. Morocco

Jun 23, 2026

Group Stage

England vs. Ghana

Jun 26, 2026

Group Stage

Norway vs. France

Jun 29, 2026

Round of 32

Teams TBD

Jul 9, 2026

Quarter-final

Teams TBD

7 matches at Gillette Stadium. Dates and kickoff times can change — confirm with FIFA before you travel.

Rideshare pickup

Rideshare drop-off and pickup is Lot 16, next to the Bass Pro Shops at Patriot Place beside the stadium — the only official TNC staging area. Post-match waits of 45–60 minutes and 3–5× surge are typical, so book ahead and aim for ~30 minutes after the final whistle.

Public transit

MBTA’s dedicated “Boston Stadium Train” runs express from South Station to Foxboro Station (a <10-minute walk to the gates) in ~60 minutes; $80 round-trip on the mTicket app, match ticket required. From Logan, take the free Silver Line SL1 to South Station first.

Traffic to expect

Route 1 is the ONLY road to the stadium for cars, and I-95 backs up at Exit 9 starting 3+ hours before a World Cup kickoff. FIFA parking is ~$175 (pre-purchase only) and still subject to the Route 1 bottleneck — MassDOT’s “Kick the Drive” campaign urges fans not to drive.

Local match-day tips for Boston

  • The train is the answer — Foxboro Station is right at the stadium. Buy the $80 round-trip “Boston Stadium Train” ticket on the mTicket app as soon as your match ticket is confirmed; it sells out.
  • From Logan Airport, the Silver Line SL1 to South Station is free, then the stadium train — far cheaper than a $150–300 surge ride to Foxborough.
  • Five of Boston’s seven matches are weekday afternoon/evening kicks that stack onto Boston rush hour — leave big buffers if you drive.
  • Patriot Place (the mall attached to the stadium) is the pre-match hub — arrive early and wait there rather than sitting on Route 1.

Boston World Cup transport — FAQs

Is there a train from Boston to Gillette Stadium?

Yes — MBTA runs express “Boston Stadium Trains” from South Station to Foxboro Station next to the stadium. They’re $80 round-trip on the mTicket app and require a valid match ticket.

How far is Boston Logan (BOS) from Gillette Stadium?

About 30 miles (~37 min) by car in light traffic, but Route 1 — the only stadium access road — clogs on match days. The reliable route is the free Silver Line SL1 to South Station, then the stadium train.

How early should I leave for a match at Gillette?

If taking the train, board at least 90 minutes before kickoff. If driving, leave 3–4 hours early for I-95/Route 1 congestion and the $175 parking queue.

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