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The last train from Boston Stadium departs at 9PM. Please be respectful, listen for staff directions and report any unsafe behavior. Let's make the FIFA World Cup™ welcoming and safe for everyone. #WeAreBoston# #WeAre26# @cityofboston @massgov @massdot @mbta @mbta_cr
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The last train from Boston Stadium departs at 9:30 PM. Please be respectful, listen for staff directions and report any unsafe behavior. Let's make the FIFA World Cup™ welcoming and safe for everyone. #WeAreBoston# #WeAre26# @mbta @mbta_cr @cityofboston @massdot @meetbostonusa
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⚽ Match day reminder: Be Match Ready before heading to Boston Stadium. ⏰ Leave early and allow extra time. 🎒 Pack light and check bag rules before you go. 🚫 Leave drones, fireworks, flares, and pyrotechnics at home. 📲 Use official sources for safety, health, event, venue, and transportation guidance. Safety + health: Event + venue: #MatchReadyMA#
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⚽ Match day reminder: Haiti v. Scotland kicks off tonight at Boston Stadium. World Cup safety and health guidance is available in Haitian Creole. 📲 Turn on emergency alerts. 🚨 Call or text 9-1-1 only for emergencies. 🎒 Check official venue and transportation guidance before you go. 🚫 Leave drones, fireworks, flares, and pyrotechnics at home. 💧 Drink water and take breaks from the heat. Safety + health: Event + venue: #MatchReadyMA#
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One last match. One more chance to be #MatchReadyMA#. As fans head to the final World Cup match at Boston Stadium, plan ahead for heavier-than-normal traffic and transit congestion. Leave early, give yourself extra travel time, and stay alert. If you see suspicious activity at the match, on public transit, or at nearby celebrations, report it to law enforcement, venue security, event staff, or transit personnel. If there is an immediate threat or emergency, call 9-1-1. Remember: see something, say something.
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