Here's the thing about the Xfinity Center that nobody tells you until it's too late: the concert is great, but getting there is a whole project. Thirty miles from Boston. Traffic crawling down I-95. Then the parking lots — big, expensive, and a solid walk to the gate. By the time you've hiked from Lot 4 with your folding chairs and your cooler, you're already tired and the opening act hasn't even started.
There's a better way. We drive people to shows at Xfinity Center out in Mansfield all summer long, and honestly, once you've done it this way, you won't go back.
We drop you off right by the entrance. No parking pass to buy, no twenty-minute walk across a hot asphalt lot, no trying to remember where the car is after the show. Your driver pulls up, you get out, you're at the gate. That's the whole experience.
The drive back is the real win. Concerts let out and thousands of people funnel into the lots at once. It can take 45 minutes just to leave. You're not doing that. Your car is waiting when you walk out, the AC is already on, and your driver already knows which route avoids the post-show gridlock. Everyone else sits in the lot. You're home.
You can actually enjoy the tailgate. Tailgating is half the fun of a Mansfield show, but somebody always ends up being the driver — meaning one beer, maybe two, watching the clock. Not this time. Everyone in your group drinks, nobody drives, nobody worries. Your chauffeur handles it.
Flat rate. No surge pricing. Concert nights are exactly when rideshare apps jack their prices up — if you can even get a car to accept the trip out to Mansfield. Our price is agreed before the show. It doesn't change because Drake is in town.
Who Books This
Concert groups. Six, eight, ten people splitting a stretch limo or SUV usually costs less per person than parking plus gas plus tolls. Do the math — it surprised us too the first time.
Bachelor and bachelorette parties. Xfinity Center is a classic stop on the route. Start in Boston, pregame in the limo, show, then hit the bars after. Your driver is with you the whole night.
Families. Bringing the kids to their first big concert? A sedan or SUV gets the whole family there without the parking-lot circus and the cranky walk back at 11 p.m.
Corporate outings. Taking clients or the team to a show? That's an impression you can't make in a Civic. We do sedans for small groups and Sprinter vans for bigger ones.
About Pricing
Straight answer: car service from Boston to Xfinity Center typically runs $95–$180 per hour depending on the vehicle, or a flat round-trip rate for the night. Sedans sit at the lower end, stretch limos and party buses higher. Split it across a group and it usually lands around what parking alone would cost per person — except you arrive in comfort and leave without the parking-lot wait.
How to Get to Xfinity Center from Boston (If You Insist on Driving)
For the record: Mansfield is about 30 miles south of Boston. Take I-93 South to I-95 South, get off at exit 7A onto Route 140 South, and about five miles later you'll hit Forbes Boulevard. Follow the signs. Then buy your parking pass, walk to the gate, and remember all this at midnight when you're stuck in the lot. Or just call us.
Book Your Ride
Summer concert season fills up fast — especially Fridays and Saturdays. Send us your date, your pickup spot, and how many people, and we'll get you a number today. It's that simple.
People Also Ask Car Service to Xfinity Center
How much does a car service to Xfinity Center cost?
Most trips run $95–$180 per hour depending on the vehicle. A sedan for two people costs less than a stretch limo for ten. Many groups book a flat round-trip rate for the whole night — ask about it when you call, since it usually works out cheaper.
How long is the drive from Boston to Xfinity Center?
About 30 miles, roughly 45 minutes without traffic. On show nights, leave extra time — I-95 and Route 140 back up. Your driver knows the alternate routes, which is half the reason to hire one.
Will you wait during the concert?
Yes. Round-trip bookings mean your driver stays local and returns when the show ends. Walk out, get in, leave. No parking-lot exit line, no surge-priced rideshare hunt.
Can we tailgate with a limo service?
Absolutely — it's one of the most popular reasons people book. Bring your cooler and your grill gear, your driver drops you at the lot entrance, and picks you up after. Just remember cans, not glass bottles — the venue doesn't allow those.
How many people fit in your vehicles?
Sedans take up to three or four, SUVs handle five or six, stretch limos fit eight to ten, and party buses go well beyond that. Tell us your headcount and we'll recommend the right one — no need to pay for seats you won't use.
Is this cheaper than parking at the venue?
Often, yes — when you split it. Parking passes for the Xfinity Center cost a decent chunk on their own, and that's before gas, tolls, and the 45-minute exit wait. Divide the limo across a group and it frequently comes out to about the same per person, with none of the hassle.
Do you pick up from outside Boston?
We do. Providence, the South Shore, the North Shore — if you're anywhere in the greater Boston area, we'll get you to Mansfield. Just mention your pickup city when you request a quote.
What about rideshare apps — why not just Uber?
On concert nights, rideshare availability around Mansfield is rough and surge pricing gets steep. Plus, nobody's picking up a group of eight. Booking ahead means a guaranteed car, a locked-in price, and a driver who'll actually be there at 11 p.m.
Can we drink in the limo?
For passengers 21 and over, yes — that's kind of the point of the tailgate package. Your chauffeur stays sober, obviously, and underage groups have a strict no-alcohol policy.
How far in advance should we book?
Big-name shows on Fridays and Saturdays should be booked a few weeks out — summer dates go fast. Weeknight shows usually need just a few days' notice. When in doubt, call early. It costs nothing to check.