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Welcome everyone to hipfig video guide

series on Boston. In this video we'll be

discussing the most convenient and

economical way to get from (Boston's)

Logan International Airport to your hotel

using buses and subway or T as it is

known here in Boston. Keep watching for tips

to make your trip to Boston easier

Boston Logan International airport is

about 15 minutes by subway or T from

downtown Boston. Logan airport has 4

passenger terminals A,B,C, and E. Each

with its own ticketing, baggage claim, and

ground transportation facilities. Once

you disembark the plane at Logan Airport

domestic passengers and passengers from

Canada who have gone through US

Immigration and Customs in Canada

through Preclearance can go directly to

baggage claim. Other international

passengers should follow the signs to

passport control and immigration

Once you're clear immigration all

international passengers need to pick up

their bags and clear customs. If Boston

is not your final destination, after

clearing customs you'll have to drop

your bags at the transfer belt for your

next flight. If Boston is your final

destination follow the signs to ground

transportation

There are many choices for

transportation into downtown Boston by

rent-a-car, private shuttles, T( subway) taxi,

or bus. The Massachusetts Bay

Transportation Authority, MBTA, offers the

Free Silver Line Bus Rapid Transit

service from the airport to downtown

Boston. The Silver Line bus, route SL1,

is the most convenient option and

your best connection to and from the

airport with pick up directly in front

of each of Logan's terminals. There are no

shuttle transfers and room to store your

luggage (on the buses). At the arrival level follow the

Bus signs. Look for the MBTA Silver

Line bus stop sign just right outside

the terminal. Take the Silver Line bus

SL1 to South Station in Boston. Take the

MBTA Silver Line bus SL1 route to

South Station in Boston. If South Station

is not near your hotel make sure to take

the free transfer to the subway often

called the T for the red line from your bus

driver before you exit (bus)

You can get on the Red T lineI for free

with the transfer but if you have to

transfer to another line you will have

to buy a T ticket. Exit at your hotel

stop or you can also take a cab from

South Station

Another option is the free Massport

shuttle to Airport Subway Station. From

Airport Station, you can catch the Blue Line (T)

inbound to downtown Boston. You

can take the free Massport shuttle

outside each terminal and look for the

airport shuttle signs. Look for the Blue

Bus

Look for the signs that say "Blue Line T"

and numbers "22, 33, or 55"

The Massport shuttle will drop you off in

front of the Blue Line T Airport Station

Once in Airport Station

purchase your tickets at the vending

ticketing machine on the side of the

entrance hall. Ticketing machines accept

cash, credit cards, or both. Purchase a

Charliecard and load an amount onto it

the Charliecard works for all forms of

MBTA public transportation in Boston

Once you purchase your ticket, tap your card

through the entrance and walk to the

Blue Line train track platform. Make sure

you are going inbound toward Bowdoin. Exit

the train at your hotel stop, or transfer

to another T-line. Another option is the

Back Bay Logan Express Bus. The Express

Bus stops at all terminals for downtown

Boston. It stops at Copley Square, St.

James Avenue and Hynes Convention Center

Please go to the hipfig website for Boston

for links to MBTA maps and schedules and

more transportation options for Ferries,

Express Bus Service, Taxis, and shared rides.

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