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Fares Lowell Line Haverhill Line Newburyport/ Rockport Line West Medford OAK GROVE Woodlawn 116 + + 111 WWONDERLANDONDERLAND Malden Center Revere Arlington Center Rapid Transit Arlington 77 Center Chelsea 117 Rapid Bus + Rapid Heights Revere PRICE PER TRIP Local Bus Bus + Bus Wellington Winter December 28, 2013 – March 21, 2014 Transit Transit Beach ALEWIFE 77 Bellingham Square Beachmont Davis Sullivan Sq CharlieCard $1.50 $1.50 $2.00 $2.00 Waverley Waltham Belmont Suffolk Downs Porter CharlieTicket $2.00 $2.00 $2.50 $4.50*** Community College Central BLUE LINE Square Orient Heights Cash-on-Board $2.00 $4.00 $2.50 $4.50*** Fitchburg Line ORANGE LINE Charlestown (E. Boston) Navy Yard 73 C h Wood Island Harvard LECHMERE a 116 r Student* $0.75 $0.75 $1.00 $1.00 71 73 le s t 117 Airport Science Park/ o 71 1 w 111 n RED LINE West End Senior/TAP** $0.75 $0.75 $1.00 $1.00 Watertown F Central e West Newton North Station r Square r Blue Line Newtonville 66 y Watertown Union Maverick UNLIMITED TRIP PASSES Yard Brighton Square Haymarket AIRPORT Kendall/MIT *BOWDOIN Newton Center (Allston) Long TERMINALS Wharf Corner 57 MIT 1-Day $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 57 Government North Worcester Line Center Aquarium Charles/ Logan 7-Day $18.00 $18.00 $18.00 $18.00 1 MGH State Long Logan International Washington St BU Central Wharf Ferry Terminal Airport BOSTON B BU East South Monthly $48.00 $48.00 $70.00 $70.00 COLLEGE Park St Harvard Ave Rowes GREEN LINE Kenmore Wharf Sq ay Senior/TAP Monthly $28.00/month for unlimited travel on CLEVELAND Washington Coolidge Cnr Hynes Copley Arlington rade CtrW Quincy/Hull Ferry CIRCLE C Downtown T Local Bus and Rapid Transit RIVERSIDEWoodlandGREEN LINE GREEN LINE Crossing Green Line Courthouse Hingham Ferry D Yawkey World Trade Ctr Prudential SL4 SL1 R L Silver Line Way St. Marys *Boylston E IN 39 SL5 V VALID PASSES: LinkPass ($70/mo.); StudentPass* ($25/mo. M-F only or $28/ Eliot 66 Fenway L E Chinatown I S S SL2 Waban Symphony Back L1 DESIGN mo. 7 days); Senior/TAP Pass* ($28/mo.); and express bus, commuter rail, Reservoir Bay South & Longwood Tufts Medical S CENTER Hull Ferry Chestnut Hill Station L and boat passes. Newton Centre Northeastern Herald St 2 Newton Highlands Beaconsfield 1 Museum Fine Arts East Berkeley St FREE FARES: Children under 12 ride free when accompanied by an adult; Broadway Brookline Hills Longwood Medical Mass. AveAve Union Park St Blind Access CharlieCard holders ride free: if using a guide, the guide rides free Brigham Circle 1 Newton St Brookline Village Worcester Sq E Ruggles * Available to students through participating middle schools and IN 66 Boston Orange Line L Mass. Ave Andrew Medical N 15 LEGEND E Lenox St Center high schools. E Roxbury R 22 23 G Crossing LINE SL4/5 SILVER Melnea Cass 28 ** Available to Medicare cardholders, seniors 65+, and persons Subway HEATH DUDLEYDUDLEY SQ JFK/UMass E Jackson Sq 66 with disabilities. Silver Line 39 23 Uphams Jamaica Plain Ctr Stony 22 28 Cnr. Quincy Ferry Key Bus Route *** For Silver Line SL4 or SL5 pay $2.50. Also see “transfers.” 000 Needham Line Brook Grove Hall 15 (Frequent Service) Green St Franklin Kane TRANSFERS Commuter Rail Park/Zoo Square Savin RED LINE FOREST HILLS If paying with a CharlieTicket or CharlieCard, discounted transfers that are 22 Hill Ferry 28 23 Fields available are automatic — just use the same ticket or card throughout your Free shuttle bus service 32 Codman provided by Massport Harambee 22 Corner Red Line trip. If paying with cash onboard a vehicle, free transfers are only allowed Park Talbot Square Accessible station. All MBTA Ave 22 between rapid transit lines, and in either of the following cases you must ask bus and ferry services are RED LINE Shawmut accessible 28 23 North Quincy for a transfer ticket from the operator before paying your fare: Transfer station Morton St • Boarding Silver Line SL4 or SL5 and transferring to other rapid transit. Terminus station ASHMONT Wollaston • Boarding at a farebox aboard the Green Line or Silver Lines and AMTRAK service Hyde Park transferring to Silver Line SL4 or SL5 later in your trip. (Cleary Square) Quincy Center NOTES: MATTAPAN HIGH-SPEED LINE Cedar Grove Free transfers between the Mattapan High Speed Line and the Red Line at Customer Communications & Travel Fore River Butler Shipyard Information 617-222-3200, 1-800-392-6100, MATTAPANCapen StValley RdCentral AveMilton Ashmont. TTY 617-222-5146 Web site: www.mbta.com Fairmount Line Quincy Adams Silver Line MBTA Transit Police: 617-222-1212, 32 TTY 617-222-1200 SCHEDULES Fairmount Schedules are available at the following stations: Park Street, Airport, Malden, Elevator/escalator/lift updates: 800-392-6100 Greenbush Line *Boylston: Accessible for Silver Line only. Harvard, Government Center (Green Line Level), Back Bay, Downtown Crossing *Bowdoin: Open 5:15 AM to 6:30 PM weekdays only. For information on Commuter Rail stations not Readville (Orange Line Level), and Quincy Center, or ask a Customer Service Agent. depicted here, including station acccessibility, BRAINTREE Information 617-222-3200 • 1-800-392-6100 contact MBTA Customer Communications & Travel (Wolcott Square) Schedules are also available at Boston City Hall, the State Transportation Information. Middleborough/ Kingston/ Building Library (10 Park Plaza), 45 High St, and online at mbta.com. December 2012 v.18 Franklin Line Stoughton/Providence Line Lakeville Line Plymouth Line (TTY) 617-222-5146 • www.mbta.com.
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