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TRANSPORTATION
Bluebikes
Bluebikes Salem is an extension of Metro Boston’s public bike share system. Download the Bluebikes app or visit their website to purchase a 30-minute trip or
a monthly membership.
Bluebikes.com
79 Salem Ferry
10 Blaney Street, Salem
1 Long Wharf, Boston
Hop aboard at Boston’s Long Wharf and in less than an hour you’ll be sightseeing, museum hopping, sampling the specialties of local chefs, and shopping in Salem’s many quaint boutiques and quirky shops.
CityCruises.com/Boston
Visit Salem.org/travel-info/parking for parking information and maps. City garages and outdoor parking lots accept payment via credit card, or pay on your phone via the Passport Parking app (PassportParking.com)
ALL-DAY PARKING
Museum Place Garage:
1 New Liberty St., $1.25/hour. October Weekends & Indigenous Peoples Day Rates: $20 for
2 hours or less, $50 for 2+ hours.
South Harbor Garage:
10 Congress St., $0.75/hour on weekdays, $1.50/hour on weekends. October Weekends & Indigenous Peoples Day Rates: $20 for 2 hours or less, $50 for 2+ hours.
Church Street Lots: Entrances
on Church and Federal St., $1.50/hour for visitors, $1.00/ hour for Salem residents. Visitors pay $40 on weekends in October. Salem residents may park for
free on weekends in October.*
Salem Skipper
A ridesharing service for residents, commuters, and visitors in
Salem. Book a ride in the mobile app and be matched with other passengers heading in the same direction. Powered by Via.
Download the Salem Skipper App
MBTA Train & Bus Service
617-222-3200
The MBTA Commuter Rail connects Salem to Boston’s North Station via the Newburyport/Rockport lines. Walk from Salem Depot to downtown shopping, dining, attractions, and waterfront. Bus #450 from Haymarket and #455 from Wonderland.
MBTA.com
PARKING
Transportation Tips
MBTA Commuter Rail:
30-min. ride from Boston, on the Newburyport/ Rockport line.
Salem Ferry:
Runs seasonally May–October between Boston’s Long Wharf and Blaney St. in Salem.
Salem Skipper:
Rideshare service within Salem for $2 before 7 pm.
Bluebikes:
Pick up a bike and ride to your next Salem attraction, shop, or restaurant.
Crombie Street Lot:
283-287 Essex St., $1.00/hour for visitors, $0.50/hour for Salem residents.* $40 for visitors on October weekends.
MBTA Station, 252 Bridge St.
• Garage: $5.00 on weekdays, $2.00 on weekends. No overnight parking allowed.
• Crescent Lot: $4 for all-day parking. $40 for visitors on October weekends. Salem residents can park for free during weekends in October.*
Universal Steel Lot:
297 Bridge St., $4.00 for all-day parking. Pricing varies during October weekends as well as 2nd Monday in October and
on October 31 to support local youth organizations.
Forest River Park:
4 hour max, $0.50/hour.
Salem Willows:
• Dead Horse Beach Lot:
4 hour max, $0.50/hour.
• Restaurant Row:
2 hours max, $1.00/hour.
• Salem Willows Lot:
2 hour max, $1.00/hour.
2- TO 4-HOUR METERS
On-street and metered parking lots range from $0.50-1.50/hour. Rates increase during weekends in October.
ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING
Eight electric vehicle charging stations are available in the Museum Place and South Harbor Garages. 4-hour limit.
RV Parking is available at Winter Island Park.
*Salem residents must be registered in the Passport parking app, with proof of residency, to receive the resident rate.
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