How can I gain from Boston Logan Airport (Massachussets) to Manchester, New Hampshire?
I am flying into Boston Logan International Airport from Toronto, Canada. I cannot drive, and wants to know how I can carry to Machester, NH from the Logan Airport. Thank you.
Answers:
It's fairly simple. Just take the shuttle* from Logan to the subway smudge (hopefully it's not too crowded on the shuttle). Tell people you're going to South Station. When you exit the subway system at South Station the charter-Bus station is markedly close.
You're taking a greyhound/PeterPan kind of bus directly to Manchester!
When you buy your ticket it should singular be an hour or so for you waiting for the next departing Manchester-bound bus.
I took a bus from "South Station" Boston directly to Manchester N.H. myself to see a cousin within Manchester once.
*The subway system is not directly connected to Logan airport, so they enjoy a 5-minute free shuttleride that everyone uses.
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Hm. Well. If there's a flight or free-"shuttle" to Manchester, it sounds even easier, but it is nothing I am adapted with.
In both those instances, it sounds close to it's your Airline who gets you to Manchester ultimately. And if your Airline is "getting you to Manchester", I would really let them.
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Yes, what be the greyhound/peterpan type buses would be the concordtrailways station. (I just deduce of them all as "greyhounds" really.)
There is a free shuttle from Boston to Manchester.
Take the Logan Express bus from Logan to the Massport parking area ("Anderson Regional Transportation Center") contained by Woburn (only stop on that Logan-Woburn bus). You can get the Manchester Bus from in attendance to the Manchester airport and take local bus into that city.
You can hold a cab or hire a vehicle, take the bus or see if Flightline will bring you.
Couldn't you just fly into Manchester's airport?
It would be easier to lately fly in to Manchester airport. They hold many flights surrounded by and out of there.
Yes, follow Rich Z's insist on. It is a free comfortable shuttle and is free when you show an airline ticket or confirmation for that day.
I'm pretty sure they consider Manchester portion of Logan now and hold plenty of transportation available. It would be cheaper to do something through the airport...those cabbies will charge alot. I know the name of the bus that runs at hand is called "Concord Trailways" www.concordtrailways.com
I used to lived there. You can bring Concord Trailway to Manchester, NH for the airport. The website for them is www.concordtrailways.com. I believe it is $15 ow
Follow Rich Z's direction. The bus to Manchester airport leaves Woburn-Anderson hourly.
As for flights directly to Manchester I believe it is served by Air Canada.
Your best option is probably Concord Trailways buslines for $15 one path. Here's the link to their rota.
http://www.concordtrailways.com/new_hamp...
Here's the fares.
http://www.concordtrailways.com/concord_...
2nd best is probably the train (Amtrak) which'll take you from Manchester to Boston in almost an hour (station to station), except Amtrak uses connecting bus service too! Here's their link.
http://www.cwrr.com/Amtrak/e_thrwy.html
http://www.cwrr.com/Amtrak/e_thrwy.html#...
Vermont transit Lines also operate in that corridor. Here's their agenda info.
http://www.vermonttransit.com/table62.ht...
There is also a FREE shuttle (Manchester Bus) from Charleston if you are departing/arriving on a flight into Manchester. However, you didn’t mention anything about flying into/out of Manchester, so you’re probably out of luck on this one. However, if you depart/arrive on a flight into Manchester airport, you can lift the Manchester shuttle from Woburn/Charleston/Sullivan Square after catching the MBTA (subway/bus) to there. It's every two hours (not hourly as some race say). Then again, you could always phone call to see if they’d take your Logan ticket as a verbs.
Here’s the link for more info including timetable, contact info, connecting info, and conditions for the free shuttle.
http://www.flymanchester.com/transportat...
So, net/net, bus it is!
Hope that help!
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