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{{Amtrak station|name=Boston Back Bay Station|code=BBY|address=145 Dartmouth Street<br>[[Boston, Massachusetts]]|line=[[Acela Express]] - [[Lake Shore Limited]] - [[Regional (Amtrak)|Regional]]|other=[[Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority|MBTA]] [[Orange Line (MBTA)|Orange Line]], bus routes and [[MBTA commuter rail|Commuter Rail]]|owned=MBTA|lat=42.3473|long=-71.0755}}
{{Amtrak station|name=Boston Back Bay Station|code=BBY|address=145 Dartmouth Street<br>[[Boston, Massachusetts]]|line=[[Acela Express]] - [[Lake Shore Limited]] - [[Regional (Amtrak)|Regional]]|other=[[Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority|MBTA]] [[Orange Line (MBTA)|Orange Line]], bus routes and [[MBTA commuter rail|Commuter Rail]]|owned=MBTA|lat=42.3473|long=-71.0755}}

Revision as of 13:48, 24 July 2006

Back Bay Station
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Back Bay Station, located at 145 Dartmouth Street, between Stuart Street and Columbus Avenue, in Back Bay, Boston, is an important transportation center. Its facilities include:

Back Bay Station opened May, 1987 as part of the Orange Line's Southwest Corridor project and was dedicated by Governor Michael Dukakis.

Note: Amtrak's trains to Maine do not stop at Back Bay or South Station. They terminate at North Station, which is also on the Orange Line. Travelers who wish to make a connection by subway with North Station are best off exiting at Back Bay and taking the Orange Line.

Attractions

  • Several major hotels
  • A shopping mall extending through many buildings in the area
  • The Prudential Center
  • The Hynes Auditorium Convention Center
  • The John Hancock Tower
  • Copley Square and Trinity Church
  • The linear park that extends from Back Bay Station to Massachusetts Avenue atop the Southwest corridor project/Northeast Corridor
  • A parking garage

Accessibility

  • Back Bay Station is wheelchair accessible.
  • Other Amtrak stations on the Northeast Corridor are generally accessible.
  • Back Bay Station has a full length high level platform for Amtrak Northeast Corridor and MBTA Attleboro/Providence trains but only a short high level platform for MBTA Framingham/Worcester and Amtrak Chicago trains (which operate on different tracks from the Northeast Corridor service).
  • Some MBTA commuter rail stations have no wheelchair access and many of those that do have short high level platforms that only serve one or two cars.
  • See MBTA accessibility.

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Preceding station Amtrak Lines Following station
Route 128 Acela Express (Boston-Washington D.C.) South Station
Framingham Lake Shore Limited (Chicago-Boston) South Station
Route 128 Regional (Boston-Newport News) South Station