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Boston Cruise to the USS Constitution & Navy Yard
45 min
Instant confirmation
Included
- Narrated 45-minute USS Constitution Cruise
- Option to disembark at the Charlestown Navy Yard for a tour of the famous ship and Naval Museum.
- See Boston sites such as Bunker Hill Monument, site of The Boston Tea Party, and Old North Church.
- Close-up views of “Old Ironsides," one of the first ships commissioned by the US Navy.
Not included
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food & Beverages (available for purchase)
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- The boat is wheelchair accessible, however the restrooms are not wheelchair accessible
- The USS Constitution will be closed on Mondays however the other attractions and vessels at the navy yard will be open
Features
Tourism
80%
Cultural
60%
Original
25%
Nightlife
25%
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never stopped for us to disembark to see the constitution. Don't take the last boat. so for me it was a waste of money.
This was unfortunately one that was very misleading. This is not a cruise on the USS Constitution at all, as the name implies. We rode over on a medium-sized boat to the navy yard and disembarked. The USS Constitution was in dry dock, something this company should know beforehand so they can tell people, oh, but perhaps they do that on purpose because then they might lose sales??? My suggestion, take the 3.25 per person ferry over to the navy yard and see the USS Constitution which is in dry dock until next July and see the USS Cason Young while you are there.
Easy access to the harbor area made this trip a good orientation for us. We learned that there is also a water ferry that goes to Charleston from Long Warf leaving every 30 minutes for 3.50. The day after our harbor tour, we took the ferry over one afternoon so we could get off and tour the USS Constitution.