Travel Smart with OurBus: Your NYC to Boston Adventure Starts Here

Ready to swap the concrete jungle for cobblestone charm? Whether you are trying to make history in the Freedom Trail, cheering at Fenway, or simply need some New England seafood, OurBus makes your New York-to-Boston trip a fun and hassle-free ride. We don’t just get you there; we ensure that you actually enjoy the ride.

What Makes OurBus Your Best Travel Companion

Exceptional Experience with OurBus Services

• Stay Connected: Blazing-fast Wi-Fi that works - stream, work, or scroll without buffering drama.
• Power Up: Personal charging outlets on each seat. Nobody has time for a dead phone..
• Stay Fresh: Complimentary bottled water to keep you hydrated on your adventure.
• Comfortable travel: Large, reclining seats with additional legroom-your knees will thank you.
• Track Your Ride: Real-time GPS tracking so you can share your ETA and stop the guessing game.
• Get a Helping Hand: 24/7 customer service since travel questions never keep business hours.
• Change Plans Easily: Life happens, plans change - reschedule without the stress or penalties.

 

Where Your Boston Experience Starts

When you board our NYC-to-Boston bus, your journey starts at the bustling Port Authority Bus Terminal, Gate #21 at 625 8th Avenue. We selected this corner deliberately because it's within a stone's throw of Penn Station, Madison Square Garden and just about every subway line. Traveling from Long Island on the LIRR or crossing the river with NJ Transit? Frankly, you are halfway here already.

The location couldn't be more convenient. Want to have a quick coffee before jumping on or want to see friends off? Cafes and shops are right there, so you hardly need to leave the waiting area.

Your Boston Arrival Made Simple

 

In under four hours you will step off in Back Bay at 39 Dalton Street, in front of the Sheraton Hotel. This isn't some random corner - we chose this spot strategically. The Green Line and the Orange Line are across the street, and the Prudential Center is within a five-minute walk. Need to get to another side of town? The Amtrak, MBTA Commuter Rail, Blue Line, Silver Line, and Red Line are a few blocks away.

What You Need to Know About Boston

What's the Weather Like in Boston?

Spring (March-May) Temperatures: 45F- 65F Vibe: Cherry blossoms along the Charles River, outdoor dining begins to heat up and the city finally shakes off winter. Pack: Layers are your friend, light jacket, comfortable walking shoes, perhaps an umbrella since it can rain in April.

Summer (June-August) Temperatures: 65F-80F Vibe: Harbor cruises, Red Sox games and rooftop bars with panoramic water views. Pack: Breathable garments, proper sunscreen, easy footwear and a light sweater on chilly air-conditioned areas.

Fall (September-November) Temperatures: 50F-70F Vibe: Stunning fall foliage, cozy pub crawls, and the ideal New England autumn everyone talks about. Pack: Your finest photo ready sweaters, boots, midweight jacket and layers for changing temps..

Winter (December-February) Weather: 25F-40F Atmosphere: Holiday markets, ice skating on the Common and that postcard-perfect snow-globe feeling. Pack: Heavy coat (serious cold-weather gear), warm gloves, a large scarf, insulated boots, and thermal underlayers.

What is the Best Time to Visit Boston?

Spring and fall really are the sweet spots in Boston. Spring awakens the city with flowers and outdoor festivals, and fall delivers those postcard-perfect New England colors everyone raves about. Summer is fun also especially if you love ball games and harbor activities, just be ready for crowds and higher prices. Winter is also beautiful with its lights, quiet streets, and almost no tourists, but pack accordingly because Boston winters can be brutal.

Travel Tips for Your Boston Adventure

• Download Our App- Track your bus in real time and you will never wonder where your ride is. Everything you need is right in your pocket, from tickets to schedules.
• Know Your Arrival- We drop you off at 39 Dalton Street in Back Bay, an excellent place to sightsee or to take your next train.
• Book Smart - The earlier you book, the cheaper your ticket is. Seriously, booking a seat a week earlier can save you a decent money for exploring the city.
• Pack Strategically - You get one big bag of up to 50 pounds and one small personal item for free. If you need additional space, you don’t need to call us. A few taps online are all that you need to add additional luggage.
• Weather Check: Boston weather can be unpredictable, so check the forecast and bring what you will really need. Believe us, the last thing you want is to be caught in a Boston downpour without an umbrella.
• Frequent Traveler? Our SuperSaver Pass was created to suit the everyday NYC-Boston commuter, from Boston commuters to students and anyone who has caught the travel bug. The math is simple: the more the rides, the less you pay per trip.

Score Amazing Deals on Your Boston Journey

• Looking to get an affordable ticket from NYC to Boston? Here are some ways to save:
• Early Birds: Book a few weeks in advance and watch those prices drop.
• SuperSaver Pass: Perfect for frequent travelers. You pay once, ride as many times as you wish and save more with each trip.
• Seasonal promotions: Keep an eye out for holiday specials and weekend deals.
• Group Discounts: Bringing friends or family? The bigger the crew, the bigger the savings.
• Email & Text Alerts: Register and rest assured that the freshest flash sales will find their way to your inbox or number.
• Pro tip: Follow us online and peek inside the app often- we love dropping spontaneous deals when you least expect them.

 

You Ask- We Answer

Baggage with us is simple: Each ticket includes one large suitcase (up to 50 pounds) and one small, personal item at no additional cost. Need to bring more stuff? You can buy more baggage space online.

Got bulky items such as surfboards, golf clubs or a guitar? We can accommodate them as long as they fit our cargo dimensions. Foldable strollers travel for free too but the whole package shouldn’t exceed our 62-inch limit..