Duck Tours
World War II Vehicles Turned to Tourist Duty
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4 Copley Place, Suite 4155 in front of the Museum of Science Boston, MA 02116 |
+1 617 267 3825 Fax: +1 617 450 0065 |
World War II-era land-sea vehicles (code named DUKW, hence the name) are used to haul riders around some of Boston's most famous sights in this tour. The vehicles operate like buses on the streets, and then raise their wheels and float through the Charles River! It's wild stuff, especially popular with kids. The fleet of Ducks are driven by very animated "conDUCKtors," who orient you to the history and culture of this most American of places. You're advised to buy tickets in advance, either at one of the kiosks near Fanueil Hall, Prudential Center, or the Museum of Science, or online via the Web site. Highly entertaining, informative tour.
Nearest Train or Bus:
Green Line T to Copley
Best Modes of Transportation:
Subway
Walking
Parking Availability: Limited
Notes: Pick up locations: Boston Museum of Science and the Prudential Center (the Pru).
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