the t's

We stayed in Hull, MA at B & B by the Sea, on 5 Q St. A 5 minute drive took us to the ferry which stopped at Long Wharf in about 40 minutes. It was a 5 minute walk to Hanover St. and Carmelina's Restaurant, our goal! Nice ride not expensive, didn't have to drive in Boston, no parking issues or fees. What a way to travel. Stay in Hull, ride the ferry ($8 for 2 Sr.'s) a short walk and the best food in Boston! So, waddayawantmore?

My partner and I decided to use the T rather than drive to Boston this past Saturday. This was our first time using this type transportation. We were uncertain where to park with no employee in site to question. Inside the station we could find no one to help us at the automated machines. Other people came in and were as confused as us. A customer service phone number on the machine was of little help, after being on hold for 10 minutes. We finally decided to purchase the $11.00 all day pass ticket, however still don't know whether the $4.50 Charlie ticket would have been what we needed. Why do they not have a person in the terminal to assist people? It certainly did not make a good impression.

The train system in Boston was so easy to take. $110.00 p.p. you can ride ALL day. We parked in the Wonderland parking garage for ONLY $5.00 a day. The city is color coded starting in the "BLUE" track. We then took the "Green" to Fenway Park Exit & then the same track to "Cheers" . My husband was even calm to say the least LOL . EVERYONE was VERY helpful when ever we asked for directions.

A cidade é pequena mas vários locais servem bom café da manhã, este é um deles. É normal os frequentadores locais observarem os estrangeiros, mas são muito educados e solicitos.