Transit from Logan to Quincy
 

Landing at Logan Sunday evening. Staying in Quincy at Marriott. Take the T or Logan Express to Braintree then cab to hotel? Also coming back on Friday afternoon - same on round trip?<BR><BR>I will have one bag. How much of a hassle to tote around on the T?

Contact the hotel to see if they have a shuttle to the Quincy Adams T station, or to Logan Express. If they do, it'll at least save you a few dollars! The T should'nt be too much of a hassle with one bag,unless it's rush hour,as you may have to squeeze your way on the trains. The only thing that stinks about the T is that you'll have to transfer lines twice. www.mbta.com

The hotel is adjacent to the Quincy Adams station so that seems attractive but I was wondering if the combination of carrying the bag and changing trains was too much of a hassle.<BR><BR>It seems the Logan Express would be easy - just jump on - but more of a hassle to get to hotel. <BR><BR>Thanks for the opinion.

The transfers you need to do are so short that I just walked from the Aquarium T (BlueLine) to South Station (Red Line), but I think walking to Downtown Crossing (RedLine) would have been shorter. I was "rolling" one of those "under-seat" bags.

ON the return trip on a Friday afternoon the T may be your best bet, as it can't get stuck in traffic. On a Sunday evening it doesn't matter as much.

take the water shuttle to quincy mass then cab it ( 15 minutes)<BR><BR>web site for shuttle ( harbor express)<BR>about 20$ r/trip<BR><BR>from your airport terminal - take bus that is marked "water taxi" or "Hyatt Hotel" , hotel is right next to water shuttle depot - be careful, there are two hotels at airport ( Hyatt and Hilton) go to Hyatt and or water shuttle dock ( 10 minute ride<BR><BR>make sure you get on right boat "Harbor express" to quincy, this boat is a 70 foot , steel, catamaran, cant miss it vs the other small water shuttles<BR><BR>trip is 20 minutes and quite pretty view of Boston<BR><BR>when you arrive in quincy - call cab - 10$ to hotel<BR><BR>good luck<BR><BR>dont take MBTA - its a mess