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- Dec 4, 2004
shyne answered most of this already, but I'll add that the weekly pass is for seven days from the date of purchase. I know there is a senior rate for monthly passes and individual rides, but I'm not sure for the weekly pass. If you are heading from North Station back to Copley, you can take any green line train, they all go to Copley. Not sure exactly what you are asking for the Back Bay question, but the orange line has only one route so any orange line train you get on will go to the exact same stops as every other orange line train. That's why it's much less complicated than the green line. And yes, the subway entrance to North Station that is next to the garden is closed, you have to use the entrance on Causeway St. It's pretty easy to find, but it will take a couple extra minutes of walking. (I just did this two nights ago with no problem) It's fairly well marked, inside the station you only have one option for exiting and the Garden is a fairly big building so you should see it pretty easily. The exterior of the station has a huge T sign so it's pretty easy to find as well. Once you do it once you should have no problem doing it again in the future so just maybe give yourself a little extra time the first time you take the train and probably try it in the daylight.
Thanks shyne and charmblade....I went on google street view and saw the alternative entrance across the street.
http://www.mbta.com/fares_and_passes/
It looks like a single rapid transit pass is 2.10 adult, $1.05 senior, with a weekly pass for $19, if I understand the table. It also alludes that you can buy them "on -Line" but I havent looked into how to do that....just buying a weekly pass is the HOT Ticket.
BTW, google maps doesnt show this but I think the Back Bay T station is in the Amtrac station. The Copley station is clearly marked on google maps. I am at the Westin.....