So You Want to Ditch the Car and Hit Gillette Stadium by Train? You, Glorious Public Transport Hero, You!
Let's face it, Boston traffic can be a real drag, especially on game day. Don't even get me started on parking! But fear not, my friend, because for the low price of a train ticket and your sense of adventure, you can arrive at Gillette Stadium ready to cheer (or jeer, depending on your allegiances) without the stress.
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| How To Get To Gillette Stadium From Boston By Train |
The Patriot Train: Your Chariot to Gridiron Glory (or Pop Concert Euphoria)
Now, for the big game (or concert, because hey, Gillette Stadium isn't all about touchdowns!), there's a special hero in our midst: The MBTA's Patriot Train. This bad boy whisks you away from the city center directly to Foxboro Station, a stone's throw from the stadium. Check the MBTA website to confirm if the Patriot Train is running for your specific event. Just be aware, this valiant steed only graces us with its presence on special occasions.
But wait! There's more! Even if the Patriot Train isn't running, fear not, intrepid traveler! There's a trusty Plan B...
The Franklin Line: Your Not-So-Secret Weapon (Unless You Tell Everyone)
The MBTA's Franklin Line runs like clockwork (well, most of the time) and can get you close enough to Gillette Stadium for a quick Uber or taxi ride. Just hop on a train from South Station bound for Forge Park/Franklin. Foxboro is the next stop down the line, but Walpole is a good option too, especially if you're feeling adventurous (or on a budget).
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Insider Tip: Download the MBTA app to check schedules and plan your route in advance. Nobody likes a hero who gets lost on the way to the battle (or the concert)!
BYOB (Bring Your Beverages) But Not on the Train (Maybe)
Alright, so technically you shouldn't bring alcoholic beverages on the train. But hey, that's between you, your backpack, and your conscience. Just sayin'.
Now, let's address some burning questions you might have:
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How to Get Tickets for the Patriot Train?
Tickets are usually available online through the MBTA website closer to the event date.
How Much Does the Train Cost?
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The fare can vary depending on the event, but expect it to be in the ballpark of $10-$20 for a round trip.
How Long Does the Train Ride Take?
The Patriot Train takes about an hour and 15 minutes, while the Franklin Line with a connecting taxi/Uber ride might take a bit longer depending on traffic.
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What if I Miss the Last Train Back?
Don't worry, be happy! There are usually plenty of taxis and ride-sharing options available after the event. Just be prepared for a potential surge in prices.
Can I Take My Bike on the Train?
Nope, bikes are not allowed on the MBTA during peak hours, which most game days and concerts will fall under.
So there you have it! With a little planning and this handy guide, you'll be a public transport pro, ready to conquer Gillette Stadium and avoid the parking pandemonium. Now go forth and cheer (or jeer) with the best of them!
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