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Amphibious vehicle trundles down city streets before gliding into the Charles River for views of the Boston skyline
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Steven
5 ratings2 reviews
An interesting experience. However the narration was lacking in many details. I did not find myself much more informed after the tour then when I started the tour. I think they were better tours than the duck tours that will be more informative and more interesting. However it is unique to be able to go out onto the Charles. That was the best part and only worthwhile part.
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About This Deal
- Tours depart every hour or half-hour starting at 9 a.m. until one hour before sunset
- Departure location: Museum of Science, Prudential Center, or New England Aquarium
- Includes 60-minutes on land and 20-minutes in the water
- Notable sights: State House and Boston Common
- Adult tickets valid for ages 12-65; child tickets valid for ages 3-11; infant tickets valid for ages 2 and under; senior tickets valid for ages 66+
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Promotional value expires Nov 27, 2022.
All Sales Final. Expires on 11/27/2022 . Limit 5 per person, may buy 5 additional as gift(s). Subject to weather. Valid departure locations: Museum of Science, Prudential Center, and New England Aquarium.
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About Boston Duck Tours
Boston Duck Tours’ conductors helm a fleet of restored World War II–era style amphibious vehicles. These DUKWs were originally used to usher soldiers and supplies from sea to land, the vehicles now enjoy a cheerier, award-winning career rumbling down the streets of Boston and slapping speeding tickets on mallard ducks in the Charles River. The amphibious vehicles hold up to 36 guests in their open-air back decks for 360-degree views of the cityscape.