Game days in and around Boston follow a pattern: the roads fill early, everyone leaves at once, and parking costs more than dinner. A car and a chauffeur turn that into a day where your only job is to watch the game.
Gillette Stadium
Gillette sits on Route 1 in Foxborough, about forty minutes from Boston on a clear day and far longer on a game day, because Route 1 is the main way in and out. We suggest a pickup time with plenty of room, drop you at the car-service area the stadium designates for that event, and agree a meeting point for after. Leaving Gillette always takes time; the difference is that you spend it in a comfortable seat rather than a car park.
Fenway Park
Fenway sits in the middle of the city, and the streets around it close or clog on game days. We drop you as close as the police lines allow and pick up a few blocks away from the crowd, which is faster than waiting at the gate.
TD Garden
The Garden is above North Station. After a Celtics or Bruins game, Causeway Street is crowded, so we agree a pickup spot a short walk away and your chauffeur messages you when they are in position.
Groups and gear
The Escalade and Suburban carry six fans each, plus coolers, chairs and bags. For a larger group, we send several SUVs together or arrange a Sprinter through our partner network.
A fixed price
Your fare is set when you book, so the post-game traffic costs you time, not money. Waiting beyond the booked time, for overtime or extra innings, is charged at $1.25 a minute.
