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Commuting to/from BOS on FedEx
How hard is it (so to speak) commuting on FedEx? Where is their terminal? What are the transportation options?
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Originally Posted by GuardBummer
(Post 2248785)
How hard is it (so to speak) commuting on FedEx? Where is their terminal? What are the transportation options?
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Originally Posted by Chrisx2
(Post 2248789)
It's not bad commuting on them. I haven't had to do it in a while, but the terminal is on the south side of the airport across from the port. If I remember correctly there is a bus stop nearby that will take you to the terminal. I think the there is an enclosed stop with a phone for you to call to get picked up. Bear in mind this has been at least 2 maybe 3 years since I've done it. Maybe someone else has better/more current info. If you're going to go to a crash pad there are a ton of cheaper cab companies around that would pick you up there.
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Expanding on this...I'm pretty new to Jetblue and I know UPS has a late flight to where I live. Is getting over to UPS in BOS fairly easy as well?
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Originally Posted by Petey
(Post 2248819)
Additionally, you can Uber around BOS for pretty short $, and Uber only, as Lyft isn't allowed to pick up at Logan, dropoff only. Where are you commuting from?
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Originally Posted by GuardBummer
(Post 2248901)
Des Moines. I know... painful.
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Uber around BOS airport is very reasonable. $8 will get you to the terminal from the FedEx facility and UPS is over there too. The bus is also an option but the $8 is worth it vs. freezing your @$$ at the pick up spot, ask how I know. I've rode with FedEx many times over my career, they are extremely reliable to really get anywhere you need to go. The overnight part can suck but they'll get you there. They have nothing but big, heavily equipped airplanes to get in with any weather. Add the fact that you can reserve a seat 24 hrs in advance and it's yours, just cancel it if your not going to use it because somebody else could need that seat to get to work.
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Originally Posted by avi8orco
(Post 2249348)
Uber around BOS airport is very reasonable. $8 will get you to the terminal from the FedEx facility and UPS is over there too. The bus is also an option but the $8 is worth it vs. freezing your @$$ at the pick up spot, ask how I know. I've rode with FedEx many times over my career, they are extremely reliable to really get anywhere you need to go. The overnight part can suck but they'll get you there. They have nothing but big, heavily equipped airplanes to get in with any weather. Add the fact that you can reserve a seat 24 hrs in advance and it's yours, just cancel it if your not going to use it because somebody else could need that seat to get to work.
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So is Uber and Lyft available at BOS? Is that a good way to get around, especially to/from crashpads?
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Originally Posted by capt707
(Post 2249406)
So is Uber and Lyft available at BOS? Is that a good way to get around, especially to/from crashpads?
Jerry (617) 678-5407 $6 pretty much anywhere you want to go. These guys run when EVERYBODY else shuts down in the snow. VERY reliable and quick. If I call them while getting dressed I barely have my tie on when they get to the Crashpad. I don't know when they sleep. Independent cab drivers who keep Jetblue in business during the winter. But they do hate each other |
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