Getting to Boston
New England's largest transportation center is Boston Logan International Airport (BOS).
Additional information on Logan Airport can be found here, and additional information on your transportation options can be found here.
Boston Logan International Airport
1 Harborside Dr, Boston, MA 02128
Getting Around Boston
AMS encourages all attendees to use public transportation to and from the airport and around Boston. For additional information, please look here.
Amtrak
These are high-speed trains that connect Boston, New York, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Portland (ME) and other points nationwide. For train routes, tickets, schedules, and additional information, check the Amtrak website found here.
MBTA Commuter Rail
Boston's public transportation system is operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), and is simply called the "T" by locals. Service is available from several T stations, with the majority of departures taking place at North Station, South Station and Back Bay Station. For train routes, tickets, schedules, and additional information, check out the MBTA here. Please note that schedules may change and there may be delays.
Ride Share
Uber: https://www.uber.com/global/en/cities/boston/
Lyft: https://www.lyft.com/rider/cities/boston-ma
Taxi Information
Taxi service is available throughout the city. Current fares are approximately $25-$35.00, one way from Boston Logan International Airport.
Options include:
· Boston Cab: (617) 536-5010
· City Cab: (617)536-5100
· Independent Taxi (ITOA): (617)825-4000
· Metro Cab: (617)782-5500
· Top Cab: (617)266-4800
· Town Taxi: (617)53-5000
Reservations will be made on a first-come, first-served basis. Attendees are encouraged to book their reservations at AMS-contracted hotels to help the Society avoid penalties for not filling its hotel block.
There are many ways to get around Boston, including public transportation and transportation services such as taxis, rental cars, charter services, and ride-hailing services.
We recommend starting the process of applying for a visa as soon as you decide to attend the meeting.
Showing venues, hotels, transportation options, and more.
What to expect in Boston and how to make the most of your trip.
The AMS will provide shuttle bus service that will run on a continuous loop between the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and select hotels.
In celebration of our 100th Anniversary, AMS has set a goal to send 100 students to our 2020 Annual Meeting in Boston. Donate today and help us fill up the plane with the next generation of scientists.