Boston port shuttle

[doublej]

Does Celebrity provide a shuttle to Quincy Market or any other location for its passengers from the port area?

[mets123]

Most lines do. I believe it is $20 or $25 RT. That price was from last September.

[Conniepo]

Does the shuttle take folks with wheelchairs? My chair is collapsible. We'd love to the the "Shuttle and New England Aquarium" trip when we dock in Boston in June.

[princeton123211]

On 4/21/2019 at 9:38 PM, mets123 said:

Most lines do. I believe it is $20 or $25 RT. That price was from last September.

Thats an insane ripoff-- depending on how many people you have you could easily Uber or Lyft for $10 each way for a car that seats 4. You'll get there a lot quicker as well not having to queue up for a bus on both ends. 

 

You can also request handicap accessible options from Uber as well for not much more. I used to live in Boston and Quincy Market is so close to the terminal I just couldn't believe someone would pay that much to take a 5 minute bus ride when there are quicker, nicer, and cheaper options. 

[138east]

On 4/22/2019 at 10:08 AM, Conniepo said:

Does the shuttle take folks with wheelchairs? My chair is collapsible. We'd love to the the "Shuttle and New England Aquarium" trip when we dock in Boston in June.

You might want to explore this site for “The Ride” - https://mbta.com/accessibility/the-ride

[mets123]

Princeton, you need to chill. The author asked for information and I provided it

[princeton123211]

8 minutes ago, mets123 said:

Princeton, you need to chill.

I'm quite chill. As a former Bostonian I'm just shocked thats what they're getting for such a short distance. Makes me want to move back and get into the cruise ship shuttle business!

[138east]

What is the cruise line charging for this excursion?  Have you considered doing the Aquarium on your own?  It is free for wheelchair users.  I’d be willing to bet that booking an accessible ride two ways and paying one admission is cheaper than paying for two ship’s excursions.

 

https://www.neaq.org/visit/accessibility/