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How to get fromChamplain College to Bostonby bus (Greyhound, Flixbus), train (Amtrak), or car

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There are 3 ways to get from Champlain College to Boston by bus (Greyhound, Flixbus), train (Amtrak), or car

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  1. Bus

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    1. Take the bus from Burlington Downtown Transit Ctr to Bostonbus bus Greyhound US0260
    4h 44m
    $30–55
  2. Train (Amtrak)

    1. Take the train from Burlington to Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak Stationtrain train Ethan Allen Express
    2. Take the train from Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak Station to Bostontrain train Lake Shore Limited
    10h 49m
    $87–218
  3. Drive  215.3 mi

    1. Drive from Champlain College to Bostoncar car 215.3 mi
    3h 47m
    $40–57

Champlain College to Boston by foot and bus

Calendar26Weekly Services
Duration4h 44mAverage Duration
Ticket$30Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Champlain College, VT, USA and Boston, MA, USA?

Greyhound USA operates a bus from Burlington Downtown Transit Ctr to Boston 3 times a day. Tickets cost $35–55 and the journey takes 4h 30m. Flixbus USA also services this route 5 times a week. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from Champlain College to Boston via Burlington and Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak Station in around 10h 49m.

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