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The Boston Globe
Boston World Cup transit plans
The article details Boston's preparation for the upcoming World Cup, focusing on logistical challenges at South Station and the transportation strategies to manage large crowds attending matches at Gillette Stadium. It highlights plans for crowd control, ticketing, and train schedules to accommodate up to 20,000 fans per game, along with temporary service reductions and street closures. Public response varies, with some skepticism about the system’s ability to handle the influx, while others remain optimistic about the city's capacity to host the event effectively.
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