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Boston hotel prices made me spit out my coffee when looking when my wife and I were there in October...MTU Hockey fan since I was carried to a game in 1986 - for those counting... that's a lot of depressing hockey. Still love it.
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Originally posted by stuckinwi View PostBoston hotel prices made me spit out my coffee when looking when my wife and I were there in October...BS UML '04, PhD UConn '09
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Originally posted by stuckinwi View PostBoston hotel prices made me spit out my coffee when looking when my wife and I were there in October...
Having checked prices for Boston hotels on a regular basis, the deal Sherri has is awesome - especially for downtown.
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Originally posted by Priceless View PostTry hotels outside the city. For the Hockey East Tournament I have taken the Commuter Rail and stayed in Lowell. The MBTA also services Providence and Worcester and lots of smaller cities in between. If you have a car you have more freedom, but have fun parking!
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Originally posted by satyking View PostLook in Providence and use the train
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Originally posted by satyking View PostLook in Providence and use the train
Hotel rooms in Boston are expensive in October due to a number of events - Head of the Charles, homecomings, etc. - plus people headed this way for leaf peeping.
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I've said this on other threads, but I would NOT rely on the Commuter Rail. The Commuter Rail is, as its name would imply, for commuters, so there is not a ton of late night service. Also, the Providence line leaves from South Station, not North Station, which is a good 20 minute walk away. So if any games go overtime you are going to find yourself choosing between a very expensive cab ride or leaving the game early.
The last train Thursday leaves at 11:59 PM, which means you have to leave the Garden around 11:30 PM. If the start times are what they are for Hockey East Championships (5 PM for the early game, 45 minutes after the end of the first game so ~8:15 PM) you will be out of the Garden by 10:45 PM at best. Throw in an OT and you're cutting it close. A full OT period and you're in trouble.
The last train Saturday is at 11:10 PM, so you'll need to be out of the building by 10:45 PM. Start time is 7:30, do the math.
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