First of all let me start out by saying that we plan on having giant rental cars and will hopefully be spending most of the weekend with our guests. This information is more helpful for people who are extending
their stay or wish to venture out on their own.
Taking the “T”
www.mbta.com
The MBTA Subway is often called “the T”. It takes you to essentially all attractions in Boston and Cambridge. There are four lines – red, green, orange, and blue, all connectable to one another.
Each ride on the T costs a token ($1.25), which includes all connections you need to make. Tokens can be bought at most stations. For stations without a token booth, the operator usually accepts exact change. At a given station location,
you often have to enter on different sides of the street for different directions you wish to travel. The direction of the subway will be labeled at the entrance to the staircases. The directions of the T are often denoted as “inbound”
or “outbound”. Inbound means the train is heading towards the center of Boston; outbound means away from center of Boston.
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