Scotland’s travelling supporters, known as the Tartan Army, and England fans are using bus travel to reduce costs for trips to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough during the World Cup. According to reports, local officials in Boston set the price of round-trip train tickets to the stadium at about $80 (around £60), prompting fans to look for alternatives. The Tartan Army hires a fleet of buses described as yellow US school buses to move supporters to matches. The arrangement is presented as a way to manage spending amid transport charges. The same reporting also says England fans board coaches costing about $50 per trip as another lower-cost option. The overall coverage focuses on the ticket and transport pricing for travel from the Boston area to Foxborough and on fans’ responses, including hiring buses, to keep travel expenses down. No details are provided across the sources about official backing, regulatory approvals, or final passenger numbers, but the reports agree that fan-organised coach and bus services are being used to avoid higher-priced rail options.