A large group of Scotland supporters travels to Boston to celebrate World Cup success, drawing a reported crowd of around 20,000 Scots. Multiple outlets describe heavy demand at local bars, with owners saying they have “never seen anything like it.” The coverage frames the event as a significant influx of fans—often referred to as a “Tartan army”—arriving in the city and quickly filling bars and other venues. Bar owners report that patrons actively consume available stock, contributing to bars being emptied of beer and other drinks. The reports emphasize the scale of the turnout and the impact on hospitality businesses, rather than specific incidents or individual events. Overall, the story centers on the intensity of the celebration and the strain placed on local bars by a sudden surge of visitors following Scotland’s World Cup success, with the number of fans cited consistently across the accounts.