Since you ride, you might know this…If you start at Revere Beach and use the T to get to Fenway, do we really need to ride the Blue Line and “get off at State Street, transfer to the Orange Line toward Forest Hills; then get off at Downtown Crossing, and follow signs for the Winter Street Concourse to Park St.” as the Red Sox’s site suggests, or can we just take the Blue to the Green? And can we reverse it to get to the hotel/car with just green-to-blue or do we have to do the Orange as well?
I really don't know why they say that. It may have been written when some Green Line trains didn't go to Government Center. You can take a Bowdoin bound Blue Line train and get off at Government Center, then walk up the stairs and take a Boston College, Cleveland Circle or Riverside bound Green Line train (whatever arrives first) and get off at Kenmore station. It's a seven minute walk from Kenmore. Even though it seems like Fenway station on the D would be closer because it's called "Fenway", Kenmore actually saves you one minute and is a bit of a better walk.
have the orange line trains changed? I used to go on it before i moved out of the city and the train cars resembled the red line trains but orange. These ones are more modern and I've never seen them before :D looks nice tho not complaining EDIT: have all of them undergone some modernizing?
@@AirplaneBoi_a320_neo To be honest i hate the 01400s. They derail ALOT and i hate their announcements and propulsion. Theyre desgign looks awful also. The 01900s on the red line fixed everything wrong with the 01400s.
@@yomar5542 the derailing part is mis information, there really reliable but the t doesn't tend to maintain the trains neither the tracks or look into things carefully, blame the T, the trains are fine
