Ghanaian supporters planning to follow the Black Stars’ 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign in the United States will face significant transport costs, with a dedicated shuttle service to Gillette Stadium priced at about GHS1,000 per seat for the group-stage meeting with England.
Ghana face England on June 23, 2026, in their second Group L fixture at the venue in Foxborough, Massachusetts, which will be branded “Boston Stadium” for the tournament.
Organisers have introduced a structured transport system aimed at managing large matchday crowds, but the pricing has sparked attention among travelling fans.
Boston’s World Cup host committee has confirmed a bus service branded the “Boston Stadium Express”, which will charge $95 per passenger for a round-trip transfer to and from the stadium.
The fare applies uniformly, with no concessions for children, elderly supporters, or passengers with accessibility needs.
The shuttle will be operated in partnership with Yankee Line and is expected to cater for up to 10,000 fans per match.
Pick-up points will be spread across Greater Boston, including key transport hubs and selected hotels, with services beginning three hours before kick-off and return journeys departing roughly 30 minutes after the final whistle.
Authorities have also warned that matchdays will bring road closures and major traffic adjustments around the stadium area, as organisers prepare for heightened congestion during the tournament period.
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