sobore
Mar 21, 06, 10:05 am
How many people can use it, and is it one-way or round trip?
txrus
Mar 21, 06, 10:52 am
Never heard of it & I, sadly, ride the T everyday. There used to be a clause w/our monthly passes that allowed us to bring a guest on Sunday's for free, but I've never heard about an entire family. Also, how long ago was it that you heard about this Family Pass? The T now has 'Charlie Tickets', not 'passes' so that might have gone away.
But, why would you want to subject your family to the T anyway? :D
sobore
Mar 21, 06, 10:58 am
Never heard of it & I, sadly, ride the T everyday. There used to be a clause w/our monthly passes that allowed us to bring a guest on Sunday's for free, but I've never heard about an entire family. Also, how long ago was it that you heard about this Family Pass? The T now has 'Charlie Tickets', not 'passes' so that might have gone away.
But, why would you want to subject your family to the T anyway? :D
They have the passes listed on their website. I'm just looking for an economical way to get downtown. I've subjected my family to the Chicago transit system so I'm guessing the T may be an improvement!
There is a family fare available on Commuter Rail, but there is no such equivalent on the local (rapid transit/bus) system.
MBTA Fares (http://www.mbta.com/contact_us/fares.asp)
They have the passes listed on their website. I'm just looking for an economical way to get downtown. I've subjected my family to the Chicago transit system so I'm guessing the T may be an improvement!
Never having been on the Chicago system, let's call is a draw for now & then you can report back after you've seen 'Charlie' up close & personal!