Traveling Around New England During the World Cup 

Boston is the place to be in 2026! From landmark moments like the World Cup and MA250 to quintessential New England summer activities, there are numerous things to do across Massachusetts and beyond. 

With Boston buzzing with activity, the last thing you want is to miss the fun by sitting in traffic. Skip the car, and ride the Commuter Rail for stress-free and convenient travel into over 170 cities across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. 

When you take the train, New England is your Oyster, making it possible to experience the laid-back lifestyle of seaside towns in the North Shore to the electric energy of Boston all in one day. Visiting Boston for the first time? Don’t stress, our How-to Guide on using the Commuter Rail covers everything you need to know before you ride!

Travel on the Commuter Rail with Summer Savings 

From first-time riders to monthly pass holders, riding on the Commuter Rail is convenient and stress-free, and this summer, the fare deals are heating up. From June to August, riders can: 

• Ride Commuter Rail trains ticket-free on Fridays
• Purchase Commuter Rail Monthly Passes for  50% 
• Monthly passholders can travel across all zones and bring a friend along for just $1 

These promotions do not include travel by Boston Stadium trains, CapeFLYER, or special event trains. Review Commuter Rail fares and promotions for full details before planning your trip.

Take the Train to World Cup Watch Parties Across Massachusetts

Even if you don’t have a World Cup Match Ticket, you can still join in on the celebrations across Boston! Watch Parties packed with live entertainment, food vendors, and World Cup spirit are starting on June 11th. 

Most of the Watch Parties are conveniently located within a mile of Commuter Rail stations, making it easy to get to the festivities and explore beyond after the final whistle. Don’t miss out on any of the action, and discover where, when, and how to celebrate. 

Things To Do in the City of Boston 

Spend a day enjoying the history and scenic ocean views in Boston. Walk through the Boston Public Gardens and the Charles River Esplanade, and window shop on Newbury Street. Explore museums such as the Institute of Contemporary Art or the Museum of Science. For those with kids, head to the New England Aquarium or the Boston Children’s Museum.  

Things To Do in Providence, Rhode Island

For visitors traveling to Boston Stadium from Providence, take some time to explore Rhode Island’s capital. Check out the Roger Williams Park Zoo, the RISD Museum, Waterplace Park (home to the famous WaterFire installation), and upcoming events happening in Providence. 

Tour New England with Keolis massAdventures 

Continue your stress-free, care-free, and convenient experience of  Massachusetts with an unforgettable experience with  Keolis massAdventures.  Whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or as part of a group, Keolis MassAdventures makes it easy to get out and experience Massachusetts.