MBTA 訂6/ 29起推出工作日海港環線渡輪服務

（Boston Orange編譯）麻州地鐵局（MBTA）19日宣佈，全新的 F10「海港環線（Harbor Loop）」渡輪將於 2026年6月29日（週一） 正式啟航。該路線將全年在週一至週五間營運，連接 Lovejoy Wharf（北站）、Central Wharf（水族館）、Seaport，以及羅根機場，擴大交通可及性並強化波士頓港區的整體連結。

奚莉麻州州長奚莉（ Maura Healey） 表示：「我們希望麻州居民擁有更實惠、可靠且便利的出行方式。這項新的海港環線渡輪服務，將讓通勤族、居民與訪客更容易往返波士頓的最繁忙地區。擴展渡輪服務也讓我們更有效運用波士頓港作為交通資源，同時強化 MBTA 系統連結，並提升就業、住房與羅根機場的可達性。」

代理交通廳長兼 MBTA 總經理 伍華偉（Phillip Eng ）表示：「我們已看到水上運輸獲得民眾廣泛支持。在麻州政府領導下，我們致力改善所有人的水上交通選擇。過去一年我們持續強化相關服務，今年也不例外。我很自豪能由 MBTA 推出這條新路線，在今夏迎接新舊乘客。」

F10 Harbor Loop 路線由灣州郵輪（ Bay State Cruise Company） 營運，停靠站包括：

Lovejoy Wharf（愛悅碼頭，北車站North Station）

Central Wharf（中央碼頭，水族館Aquarium）

Seaport（海港，麻州碼頭Commonwealth Pier）

Logan Airport （羅根機場）

本服務以通勤需求為導向，於工作日尖峰時段約每 30 分鐘一班：

上午 6:10–11:30：逆時針運行

下午 15:55–19:50：順時針運行

11:30–15:55 及 19:50 後不提供服務

海港環線（Harbor Loop） 為補充服務，不取代由麻州會展中心營運的既有海港渡輪（ Seaport Ferry ）路線；新路線可在通勤尖峰時段提供更穩定的交通選擇。

該路線亦強化 MBTA 系統轉乘：乘客可於 Aquarium Station 與 North Station 轉乘地鐵，並可在 Long Wharf / Central Wharf 銜接其他渡輪，包括 Hingham/Hull、Lynn、Winthrop、Quincy、Charlestown 與 East Boston。

票價方面：

單程票價為 $2.40（全票）或 $1.10（優惠票），與地鐵及 Zone 1A 相同

可使用非接觸式 Tap to Ride、船上現金或信用卡、或 mTicket 應用程式付款

通勤鐵路 Zone 1A 至 Zone 10 票證適用於此路線

CharlieCard 不適用於任何渡輪

Harbor Loop 是 MBTA 持續擴展交通選項、提升區域連通性，並為乘客提供更靈活可靠出行方式的重要措施之一。

詳細時刻表與更多資訊將於稍後公布，請見 mbta.com/ferry。

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MBTA Announces New Weekday Harbor Loop Ferry Service Beginning June 29

New weekday route will provide year-round connections between North Station, Aquarium, Seaport, and Logan Airport 

BOSTON – The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) today announced the launch of the new F10 “Harbor Loop” ferry route, beginning Monday, June 29, 2026. The new route will provide year-round weekday service connecting Lovejoy Wharf (North Station), Central Wharf (Aquarium), Seaport, and Logan Airport, expanding transit access and improving connections across Boston Harbor. 

“We want people in Massachusetts to have more affordable, reliable and convenient ways to get around, and this new Harbor Loop ferry service will make it easier for commuters, residents and visitors to travel between some of Boston’s busiest destinations,” said Governor Maura Healey. “Expanding ferry service helps us take advantage of Boston Harbor as a transportation asset while strengthening connections across the MBTA system and improving access to jobs, housing, and Logan Airport.” 

“We have seen how water transportation has been embraced by the public and under the Healey-Driscoll Administration, we are committed to improving water transportation options for all,” said Interim Secretary and General Manager Phillip Eng. “Year over year, we have enhanced water service and this year is no different. I’m proud that we can offer this new route to be served by the MBTA as we welcome both old and new riders this summer.” 

The F10 Harbor Loop route – operated by Bay State Cruise Company – will offer service between the following stops: 

• Lovejoy Wharf (North Station) 

• Central Wharf (Aquarium) 

• Seaport (Commonwealth Pier) 

• Logan Airport 

Designed with commuters in mind, the Harbor Loop will operate on weekdays approximately every 30 minutes during peak travel periods. 

• Morning service will operate counterclockwise from 6:10am to 11:30am 

• Evening service will operate clockwise from 3:55pm to 7:50pm.  

• There will be no service between 11:30am and 3:55pm, or after 7:50pm. 

 

The Harbor Loop supplements and does not replace the existing Seaport Ferry route, which is operated by the Massachusetts Convention Center. 

The new route provides more consistent travel options during peak commuting hours. 

 

The route also improves connections across the MBTA system. Riders can access the subway network at Aquarium Station and North Station and connect to other ferry routes serving at the Long Wharf /Central Wharf area, including Hingham/Hull, Lynn, Winthrop, Quincy, Charlestown, and East Boston. 

 

Fares 

One-way fares will cost $2.40 (full fare) or $1.10 (reduced farefare), matching subway and Zone 1A pricing. Riders may pay using contactless Tap to Ride, cash or credit card on board, or the mTicket app. 

Commuter Rail passes Zone 1A through Zone 10 are valid on the new ferry route.

CharlieCards cannot be used on any ferry route. 

The new Harbor Loop advances the MBTA’s continued efforts to expand transit options, improve regional connectivity, and provide riders with more flexible and reliable ways to travel. 

Schedules and additional information will be available soon. Please visit mbta.com/ferry. 

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