Rockport🦞｜A $2.4 Train Ride to Happiness🎫

Rockport🦞｜A $2.4 Train Ride to Happiness🎫｜Summer Coastal Town Discount Guide! Who knew! During the Sumner Tunnel closure from July 5th to August 5th, a one-way ride on the MBTA Purple Line to Rockport only costs $2.4! You can also buy a $10 unlimited weekend pass—missing out on this deal would be such a waste～ 😆 No need to wake up early; sleep in, take the Purple Line slowly around noon, and escape downtown Boston in just over an hour for a joyful trip filled with seafood and sea breezes. The value is unbeatable! 🚄 Ticket Guide Super Easy, Even for Beginners! Depart from Boston North Station and take the Purple Line directly to Rockport—it’s just over an hour, and never boring. There are two ways to buy tickets: lazy travelers prefer the mticket App on your phone. Buy tickets in advance, then scan the QR code to board at the station, no waiting in line. If you forget to prepare in advance, you can also buy tickets in person at North Station; both ticket windows and self-service machines are convenient, so you’ll never get lost～ 📱 Both methods are quick and take just a few minutes—worry-free and hassle-free! 🦞 Roy Moore Lobster Company ｜Seafood Lovers Must-Visit! Boiled Lobster is Fresh Enough to Rave About! The first stop in Rockport has to be this popular lobster spot! The lobster prices that day were amazing—$20 for one, or $50 for three, which is a great deal if you split it with friends. It’s just simple boiled lobster with no fancy seasonings, but it doesn’t affect how delicious it is! The lobster is still steaming when it comes out; crack open the shell to reveal firm, springy meat. Dip it in a little butter, and every bite is full of the sweet freshness of the sea—no fishy taste at all, even the roe is delicious. You’ll lick your fingers clean after eating～ 🤤 The shop doesn’t have many seats, but if it’s busy, a short wait is worth it—fresh lobster really heals everything! 🏘️ Bearskin Neck ｜Colorful Cottages + Hidden Shops｜Can’t Stop Exploring! After eating lobster, wander over to Bearskin Neck commercial street. It’s like a "real-life fairy tale town"! The street is lined with colorful wooden houses—red, yellow, blue, pink—each one looks carefully decorated, with flowers and cute little decorations at the door. Stand on any street corner and take a photo; every shot is a healing masterpiece with a natural filter～ 📸 Besides the pretty houses, there are tons of hidden gems: handmade jewelry shops, art galleries with coastal-themed paintings, souvenir shops filled with shell crafts... You’ll want to pop into every one. Even if you don’t buy anything, just looking at these delicate little things will lift your mood～ 🏖️ Front Beach ｜Blow the Sea Breeze, Watch the Sea View｜Too Relaxed to Leave! When you’re tired from shopping, head to Front Beach to unwind. There are quite a few people on the beach, but it never feels crowded—everyone is walking slowly, sunbathing, or chatting with friends, and the vibe is so cozy. There are many benches along the road; find a spot facing the sea, feel the salty sea breeze, watch the waves hit the shore over and over, and occasionally see seagulls fly overhead. In that moment, all your worries feel blown away by the wind～ 🌊 If you like being active, take off your shoes and step on the sand, feel the softness under your feet, and fully immerse yourself in the joy of the coast～ 💡 Summary｜Explore Core Spots in 3-4 Hours, Perfect for a Weekend Half-Day Trip! Rockport isn’t very big—you can visit the lobster shop, commercial street, and beach in 3-4 hours, no rushing at all. No need to drive, no need to spend a lot of money; a $2.4 train ride unlocks seafood, beautiful scenery, and healing sea breezes. It’s perfect whether you’re with friends or alone. This summer, take advantage of the discount and head to Rockport for a happy coastal trip! #BostonLife#rockport#Lobster#WeekendTrip#CoastalTown