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Easy Boston Highlights Scenic Drive (Wheelchair Accessible)
Wheelchair Accessible
Easy Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Boston Driving Tour
A plethora of landmarks and cultural sights are seen as this motorcoach tour winds its way through the historic streets and neighborhoods of Boston. Take in a city that juxtaposes antique cobblestone streets, modern skyscrapers, centuries-old residential homes and the colonial spirit of its bustling seaport days.
Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace (optional)
Faneuil Hall, hailed as the Cradle of Liberty, is a Georgian style building adjacent to the two story, 27,000 square foot Quincy Market, considered the social center of Boston. This indoor pavilion has over 100 shops, an abundance of eating establishments, and street performers that stroll through the area.
What you will see along the way:
Highlights of your drive may include: the Back Bay district, and Copley Square, the Romanesque Trinity Church, Boston Public Library and exquisite Public Garden. The 19th-century Beacon Hill area, the State House and the Bull & Finch Pub, inspiration for the TV series "Cheers." The Freedom Trail is two and a half miles of the most historic turf in the United States and includes Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, King's Chapel and the balcony from which the Declaration of Independence was read on July 18, 1776.
Photo Opportunity:
Copley Square (depending on traffic conditions)
Copley Square showcases stunning examples of medieval, classical, and modern design. The most prominent building is the Romanesque Trinity Church. Completed in 1877. Located on the south side is the magnificent Boston Public Library. Overlooking the square is the ultra-modern John Hancock Tower.
Points of interest
Public Garden
Newbury Street
Freedom Trail
North End
Schedule
Special Notes
The content of this tour is identical to BOS-100. Only guests confined to a wheelchair can book this tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. Due to the specialized nature of some lift-equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests using a wheelchair and one companion only; additional companions may be required to travel on the transportation provided for tour BOS-100. Bookings not marked with an accessibility requirement will be removed from the tour's inventory.
Optional Quincy Market drop-off available on morning and mid-day tour departures only (depending on the ships allaboard time). Guest is responsible for own transportation back to the ship. Guides/drivers may not lift any wheelchair or scooter weighing over 50 pounds. Although guides may provide verbal guidance to guests, they may not lift guests or push wheelchairs. Guests requiring physical assistance must travel with a companion who can assist. The maximum combined weight limit is 500 pounds - scooters will not be used withthe lift due to safety concerns. Guests need to plan accordingly and may elect to bring a collapsible wheelchair instead of a scooter. If not confined to a wheelchair, guests must be able to maneuver the steps on to and off of the bus. Please visit the tour desk once onboard to advise the staff what kind of wheelchair or scooter you will be using on the tour.
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Wheelchair Accessible
Easy Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Boston Driving Tour
A plethora of landmarks and cultural sights are seen as this motorcoach tour winds its way through the historic streets and neighborhoods of Boston. Take in a city that juxtaposes antique cobblestone streets, modern skyscrapers, centuries-old residential homes and the colonial spirit of its bustling seaport days.
Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace (optional)
Faneuil Hall, hailed as the Cradle of Liberty, is a Georgian style building adjacent to the two story, 27,000 square foot Quincy Market, considered the social center of Boston. This indoor pavilion has over 100 shops, an abundance of eating establishments, and street performers that stroll through the area.
What you will see along the way:
Highlights of your drive may include: the Back Bay district, and Copley Square, the Romanesque Trinity Church, Boston Public Library and exquisite Public Garden. The 19th-century Beacon Hill area, the State House and the Bull & Finch Pub, inspiration for the TV series "Cheers." The Freedom Trail is two and a half miles of the most historic turf in the United States and includes Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, King's Chapel and the balcony from which the Declaration of Independence was read on July 18, 1776.
Photo Opportunity:
Copley Square (depending on traffic conditions)
Copley Square showcases stunning examples of medieval, classical, and modern design. The most prominent building is the Romanesque Trinity Church. Completed in 1877. Located on the south side is the magnificent Boston Public Library. Overlooking the square is the ultra-modern John Hancock Tower.
Points of interest
Public Garden
Newbury Street
Freedom Trail
North End
Schedule
Special Notes
The content of this tour is identical to BOS-100. Only guests confined to a wheelchair can book this tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. Due to the specialized nature of some lift-equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests using a wheelchair and one companion only; additional companions may be required to travel on the transportation provided for tour BOS-100. Bookings not marked with an accessibility requirement will be removed from the tour's inventory.
Optional Quincy Market drop-off available on morning and mid-day tour departures only (depending on the ships allaboard time). Guest is responsible for own transportation back to the ship. Guides/drivers may not lift any wheelchair or scooter weighing over 50 pounds. Although guides may provide verbal guidance to guests, they may not lift guests or push wheelchairs. Guests requiring physical assistance must travel with a companion who can assist. The maximum combined weight limit is 500 pounds - scooters will not be used withthe lift due to safety concerns. Guests need to plan accordingly and may elect to bring a collapsible wheelchair instead of a scooter. If not confined to a wheelchair, guests must be able to maneuver the steps on to and off of the bus. Please visit the tour desk once onboard to advise the staff what kind of wheelchair or scooter you will be using on the tour.