california girl need some help
08-07-2007, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by hanahime,Aug 7 2007, 07:58 PM
its all fun and games till someone....hey look! an eye! 
will not do. You need this: 
September is a beautiful month in this area. Usually blue skies, low humidity and nice temps. My favorite month of the year. Keep in mind our weather changes just about every minute. Bring extra clothing.
08-07-2007, 04:08 PM
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thank you everyone for helping out =) im happy that i wont have to be stuck in my hotel room for my entire trip
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i do want to visit the waterey parts of boston =) now the million dollar question, what fun things are there to do here in the evening?
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i do want to visit the waterey parts of boston =) now the million dollar question, what fun things are there to do here in the evening?
08-07-2007, 04:14 PM
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try priceline for a place in the city. There really aren't hotels that cheap in Boston that I know of. I think the Amerisuites in Medford can be had for less than $100 a night (maybe with a AAA discount or something. It's not really all that public transportation accessable though. Good luck.
08-07-2007, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by hanahime,Aug 7 2007, 08:08 PM
thank you everyone for helping out =) im happy that i wont have to be stuck in my hotel room for my entire trip
^.^
i do want to visit the waterey parts of boston =) now the million dollar question, what fun things are there to do here in the evening?
^.^
i do want to visit the waterey parts of boston =) now the million dollar question, what fun things are there to do here in the evening?
http://www.bostonducktours.com/
08-07-2007, 04:21 PM
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omg...seems kinda....scary, lol
when i first saw that, i thought that it was a tour to go see ducks, haha, cause over here we have tours to see monarch butterfiles when they migrate =p
is there like a particular wharf i should go to get my touristy shopping on or anything like that? =P
when i first saw that, i thought that it was a tour to go see ducks, haha, cause over here we have tours to see monarch butterfiles when they migrate =p
is there like a particular wharf i should go to get my touristy shopping on or anything like that? =P
08-07-2007, 04:28 PM
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Night life Ben/Psycho Ben can give you a better idea of what's worth the trip.
Other things to do: Tourist info
Other things to do: Tourist info
08-07-2007, 06:26 PM
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what brings you to boston? i'm assuming something to do with the convention center?
do you fit the criteria for this??
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...T&f=9&t=514611
do you fit the criteria for this??
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...T&f=9&t=514611
08-07-2007, 07:32 PM
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I'm pretty sure she is going to this: http://www.bostongiftshow.com/
Whatever that is.
Anyway hanahime, there are not too many hotels near the convention center. It is located in the so-called Sea Port district which is really just a section of South Boston that has seen a lot of development over the past 10 years. There are not many hotels near the center and the one or two that are there are quite pricey. I'm not sure which T line to take out there. Maybe the Silver line. I would stay in the Back-Bay or South End (not the same as South Boston). There are some smaller hotels and some B and Bs in those two areas that are less expensive. Lots to see and do in these two areas if you like history.
The best shopping and night life is probably in the Newbery Street area of the Back Bay. Fanueil Hall is a fun tourist area with lots of shopping and many clubs and bars near by. Check out the North End for the best Italian food. China town for authentic Chinese food.
Kenmore Square and the Fenway park area also have some nigh clubs that you might want to check out. It depends on what kind of music/night club scene you like. Around Fenway you can find everything from Sports Bars to pool hall bars to trendy pick-up disco bars.
Try looking at www.boston.com for more doings, live music and night life.
Whatever that is.
Anyway hanahime, there are not too many hotels near the convention center. It is located in the so-called Sea Port district which is really just a section of South Boston that has seen a lot of development over the past 10 years. There are not many hotels near the center and the one or two that are there are quite pricey. I'm not sure which T line to take out there. Maybe the Silver line. I would stay in the Back-Bay or South End (not the same as South Boston). There are some smaller hotels and some B and Bs in those two areas that are less expensive. Lots to see and do in these two areas if you like history.
The best shopping and night life is probably in the Newbery Street area of the Back Bay. Fanueil Hall is a fun tourist area with lots of shopping and many clubs and bars near by. Check out the North End for the best Italian food. China town for authentic Chinese food.
Kenmore Square and the Fenway park area also have some nigh clubs that you might want to check out. It depends on what kind of music/night club scene you like. Around Fenway you can find everything from Sports Bars to pool hall bars to trendy pick-up disco bars.
Try looking at www.boston.com for more doings, live music and night life.