As excitement builds for the World Cup, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has revealed a detailed transit plan for fans traveling to matches at Gillette Stadium. Train tickets will cost $80 round trip from Boston, a significant increase that has sparked outrage among fans, particularly as this price is reportedly four times higher than regular fares for Patriots games. The MBTA aims to provide enhanced rail service and extended hours to accommodate fans, but concerns remain about potential traffic congestion, especially following recent events that demonstrated the challenges of accessing the stadium. Local officials are hoping that the addition of special event trains and buses will help ease transportation difficulties during the tournament.