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Getting Here
Getting Here
Transportation:
Public Transit: America's Oldest Subway know as "the T," opened in 1897, is still the best way to get around Boston. All underground stations on the red, orange, blue, and green lines have machines to buy tickets and some above ground green line stations have them as well. Obtaining a hard pass Charlie Card (free of charge) can reduce fares and are faster to get through turnstiles. To obtain a Charlie Card, please visit Charlie Card Distribution locations for more information. For aboveground stations on the green line, cash and coins can be used upon entry if you don't already have a ticket. For routes, prices, and schedules, please see the MBTA's website.
Some quick facts:
Closest Stop: Kendall/MIT Station
Operating Hours: The subway runs from 5:30am-12:00am, the bus schedules vary by line. Operation frequency: The MBTA schedules for busses and subways can be found using Google Maps directions or at mbta.com
Costs: Subway - $2.75 per ride, $21.25 for a week pass (good for unlimited subway and bus), Bus - $2.00 per ride
Walking: Boston is a walking city and is probably the easiest and most scenic way to get around.
Driving: Often known for its confusing roads and interesting driving habits, if you choose to drive around the city, make sure you note one-ways, no left turn intersections, and find a garage to park in. A lot of street parking is either meters or resident sticker parking only. Also, they're called rotaries, not roundabouts.
Hotels
Parking
The Green Garage (attached to our 3CC/4CC/5CC buildings)
90 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02142
$48.00/day
One Kendall Square Garage
389 Binney St, Cambridge, MA 02139
$38.00/day
Covid + Guest policy
Covid + Guest policy
COVID VACCINATION
Covid-19 vaccinations are suggested but not required for this event. All registered attendees must only provide a valid photo ID for entry. You must present a copy of your ID for entry. Masks will be provided and are optional.
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