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Old Oct 20th, 2013, 09:59 AM
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Bus from Storrs, Ct to Boston

I am hoping to find a bus service that goes directly from Storrs, Ct - UConn to Boston. Peter Pan goes into Hartford, change buses, then to Boston. Is anyone aware of a bus that goes directly to Boson. Thanks for any help.
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Old Oct 20th, 2013, 12:13 PM
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I don't think there will be a direct bus route
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If this is on behalf of a student, or someone affiliated with UConn, you should check with the school. There might be a student bus service of some kind (especially if its on a weekend).
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Old Oct 21st, 2013, 08:41 AM
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According to this website, Peter Pan runs a bus from Storrs UConn to Boston. http://peterpanbus.com/tickets/

Click on Storrs, Click on Boston, click on your dates and the schedule and fares will appear.
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Old Oct 21st, 2013, 08:45 AM
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Oops, sorry, hit submit too soon. As you say though, it stops in Hartford. However, they also run a bus to Providence, RI, and from there you can connect to Boston. The route is an hour faster -- 3 hours 20 minutes. Still too long, I guess.
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You have just learned about one of the problems of rural universities.

A long time ago, back when $500 was real money, that's what it cost to fly from Boston to Ithaca. I decided I didnt need to go to that conference after all.
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You also might check with the kids there. Some of them might let you share a ride to Boston for gas money. There are ride share notes posted on boards, Check with others on the driving record though.
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And if this is for vacation travel, schools often run charters before and after vacation weeks. Just guessing also that this is for a student. Rural college transportation is a pain and expensive - especially for freshman when fewer of their friends have cars.

And if this is for Thanksgiving weekend, traffic is a major nightmare thru much of New England Friday before Thanksgiving and Tues/Wednesday before - and forget the Sunday after for getting anywhere efficiently. Plan that additional travel time into any equation.
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