We have a thread going for the Winter Classic that has a mix of info that Fenway just posted and other stuff people might be interested in.
Also note that Gillette has a clear bag policy that is strictly enforced. That info is in the thread too.
http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1995321
Can't wait for the game!!
It is going to be fun and the stadium could well be evenly split between B's and Habs fans. Foxborough has always been a pain to drive to as 45 years later they still haven't built the access road off Interstate 95 and instead funnel the traffic to US-1.
Transit is limited to the one train from Boston and one from Providence.
Hopefully there will be little trouble but
both fanbases have a lunatic fringe that could incite a situation.
I love the City of Montreal and the Expos were my National League team. I hope I see the day when 'Nos Amours' live and I hear this song played again.
I also understand why the Bruins became the Habs #1 rival over Toronto and while competition was part of it the bigger factor was television and a small UHF station in Burlington, Vermont paved the way.
40 years ago anyone with cable TV in Montreal could expect a good percentage of Wednesday and Saturday Habs home games to be televised but very few road games until the playoffs. However TV22 from Burlington, Vermont beamed every Bruins game home and away to Montreal cable. The Bruins were on TV more in Quebec than the Habs and WHA Nords combined and they picked up fans.
TV22 in Burlington was simply acting as a relay of TV38 in Boston. Somebody at TV38 back in the 70's understood the need to archive hockey video. A year ago when Jean Beliveau passed, CBC and SRC looked frantically for video of one of Beliveau's greatest games and they discovered the tapes had been erased.
WSBK-TV in Boston archived the game and one of the greatest comebacks in Montreal history is preserved because somebody at the Bruins station didn't erase it.
If you are coming to Boston for the game please feel free to ask me questions.