Danielle F.
2/16/2014
Don't want to drive to Gillette for a Pats game? This is a $15 solution! For the Pats-Colts playoff game, a few of us committed to taking the train as tailgating in high winds & 100% chance of...
Patriots Train
(30)
Boston, MA 02111
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) offers a comprehensive range of transit modes in the Boston area, including subway, bus, commuter rail, ferry, and paratransit services. With various lines and routes, the MBTA facilitates easy travel across the region, ensuring connectivity and accessibility for local residents and visitors alike.
Passengers can take advantage of various fare options, such as one-way tickets and monthly passes, to navigate the extensive transit system efficiently. The MBTA is also committed to service alerts and updates, providing timely information to enhance the travel experience.
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Whitney P.
10/24/2022
1. You pay $20, but no one ever checks tickets 2. depending on where you get off the train, you may be required to literally jump off--no platform, just into an unlit gravel path 3. the train is...
Kristen E.
10/20/2016
Nothing above average to say about this. The pros---while the train does go very slow, as many have said, $20 for the convenience if you just want to get to the stadium and not worry about...
Fumie K.
1/16/2018
Yes, the other reviewers aren't exaggerating. This train does crawl to and from the stadium, and most likely consistently delayed. I doubt I will ever be going to a Patriots game again, but if I...
Katie M.
9/13/2013
I will never take the train to a Pats game again. We left South Station about 10 minutes late. Which translated to getting to the Stadium about 25 min late. By the time we got through security and...
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