North Station

You also download the mbta train app on your phone and buy the ticket there.

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Green line to the blue is easy but fastest Uber or Lyft is just as cheap and much faster. Look for one of the T-ambassadors they're god at directions you'll find them near the turnstiles wearing red.

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Yes

The one for women I don't know But the men's is always open

I think you should ask at the station to get better info

Yes, garage nearby.

No

There's various restaurants inside of the north station there's a burger place a barbecue place seafood a chicken place Chinese pizza a Mike's pastry all inside the north station

Yes, the Newburyport/Rockport Line

16 minutes

I think there is Wi-Fi in the station, but Im not positive. You can travel with luggage if you can carry it, I suppose. It wasn't super crowded when we rode, but there isn't a place to store it on the trains we travelled on.

You should call the station and ask. They all change.

No free parking.

No

They close around 1AM

I don't really know just the past in front of the museum

Depending on the time you're going. I would take the green line to Kenmore, itd be a lot faster

Boston Landing is on the Worcester Line, which operates from South Station and not North Station. You can take the Orange Line from North Station to Back Bay and catch the Worcester Line from there.

No, South Station

You would have to take Amtrak from South Station and make a connection in New York or DC.

Norwood Hospital is in Norwood, so you have to go to South Station to catch the Franklin Line train

You would catch the train to Framingham at the South Station.

Take the green line D to Government Center, then take the green line C or E to North Station, which should be two stops away from Government Center. However, if you board your train at Kenmore station then you can Take the green line C directly to North Station. The green line c will terminate directly at North Station. The green line C stops running at 12:30 a.m.

Between 10 n 15 dollars round trip

South station red line to downtown crossing than Orange line to oak grove train 3 stops l8.

3.2 miles

The green line E train and walk up Longwood ave. Or Kenmore and catch bus 19 or 8

When ever you want. They offer personalized service.

Yes

Take the Orange Line to Back Bay, and take the Framingham/Worcester Line train. It'll take 1 hour 37 minutes.

Not that far, just like Scott said, take either the Green Line to Government Center or Orange Line to State Street, and switch to the Blue Line to Wonderland.

To back bay: take the orange line train via forest hills to get to back bay. I believe it is 6 stops. Not sure about forge park though

It would definitely be easier for you to take an Uber

It is complicated. Yes they do, but it is very restricted. If you would like to take the bus, take the orange line to Wellington, get on the 134. Things to keep in mind are that after 8 p.m., the 134 does not go past Medford Square. Also, one of the most frequent portions is the ones going to West Medford, which does not service Winchester Center. Which means it is very limited to Winchester on weekends. On Sundays, the 134 only goes to Woburn square, but it does bypass Winchester Center. But after 8 p.m., there was no service past Medford Square. I highly suggest you take the train because it will be a lot less confusing. FYI the portion that goes to West Medford is called Winthrop Street. That person stops at Playstead Road and Winthrop Street, supposedly West Medford Square, but the real West Medford Square is down by West Medford station. For schedules, please visit MBTA. Com. You can also find schedules for the Lowell commuter rail line at North station

you have to pay more money on the train it's cheaper if you get your ticket at North Station

You can purchase a ticket at the station you get the train at. If there is no ticket booth you can get the ticket on board. Usually in that case there is no fee.

Amtrak.com for those train schedules

There are actually two North Stations now: the MBTA station, serving the Green & Orange Lines on the south side of Causeway St., and the Amtrak & T Commuter Rail station at the ground level of TD Garden, on the north side of Causeway. If memory serves, there's a cab stand on the north side near the west exit of the rail station. To get there from the MBTA station, cross Causeway St. and go to your left until you see a statue of a flying hockey player. If there's no cab waiting there one should show up soon. Have a safe trip. ☺️