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Discover Southeastern Massachusetts and Beyond: Easy Access to Boston from New Bedford, Middleboro and Fall River
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Southeastern Massachusetts
Discover the ease of reaching Southeastern Massachusetts, a gem nestled within convenient driving distance from major New England cities.
Strategic Location
Explore the endless beauty and historic charm of Southeastern Massachusetts (SE Mass) and its easy connections to New England’s most iconic destinations. With convenient travel options starting in the summer of 2024, adventure is never far away.
Our prime location ensures that SE Mass is always within reach, making it the perfect destination for a day trip or a longer getaway. Experience the ease of access via I-95 and I-93, ensuring a smooth journey to your Southeastern Massachusetts adventure. All Southeastern Mass stops:
Fall River – Freetown – New Bedford – Taunton
Service Details:
The initial phase will operate as an extension of the existing Middleborough/Lakeville Line using diesel-hauled trains. Trains will run west from downtown Middleborough, with Middleborough station replacing the existing Middleborough/Lakeville station, then turn south at Cotley Junction to reach East Taunton station. At Myricks Junction, the line will split into two branches: one leading to Fall River station via Freetown station, and the other to New Bedford station via Church Street station. The service will include 16 weekday and 13 weekend round trips between Boston and East Taunton, divided between Fall River and New Bedford. Fall River/New Bedford Line commuter service will begin on March 24, with a one-way ticket to Boston costing $12.25.
By Train – Fall River/New Bedford Line
Great news for New Bedford commuters! After decades of anticipation, the MBTA’s South Coast Rail project – the Fall River/New Bedford Line is set to restore commuter rail service between Boston and New Bedford, with operations scheduled to begin on March 24, 2025, connecting you to our vibrant communities and scenic landscapes in under an hour. Venture from Fall River or New Bedford to Boston with new train services, bringing the rich history and vibrant culture of Boston within easy reach. For train schedules, visit MBTA.
New Bedford Stations:
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New Bedford Station: Located at 536 Acushnet Avenue, this station boasts an 800-foot-long accessible high-level side platform on the east side of the New Bedford Subdivision. Amenities include a parking lot with 352 spaces, 22 bicycle spaces, and a convenient kiss-and-ride area.
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Church Street Station: Situated in northern New Bedford at 387 Church Street, this station features a similar 800-foot-long accessible high-level side platform, complemented by a parking lot offering 354 spaces and 22 bicycle spaces.
Your All-Inclusive Ticket to Adventure
When you book with Keolis massAdventures we take all the planning and guesswork out of getting out of the city. Whether you’re a visitor or live In the city and want to get out and explore we make it easy by combining your rail ticket, curated experiences, and transportation in comfortable, air conditioned sprinter vans with professionally trained drivers from the rail station to the activity and back.
The train ticket you receive when you book is valid for travel on the commuter rail line(the purple line) Saturday-Sunday the weekend of your tour with us, and Saturday-Monday of holiday weekends such as Memorial Day.
This means you get to make the most out of your weekend and either book additional adventures with us for a discounted rate, or you can explore on your own. To learn more about the Commuter Rail and where it goes, visit the MBTA website.