Transportation

Salem Haunted Happenings is easily accessible by public transportation! The Salem Ferry runs between Boston's Long Wharf and Blaney Street in Salem. Take the MBTA Commuter Rail from Boston's North Station or stops north of Salem on the Newburyport/Rockport lines. On busy October weekends, you can save time in traffic by parking at a nearby station (Lynn and Beverly are the closest) and taking the train downtown. 

View driving directions and parking information here.

 
MBTA
MBTA Train & Bus Service
MBTA Commuter Rail connects Salem to Boston’s North Station via both the Newburyport and Rockport Lines. Walk from Salem Depot to downtown shopping, dining, attractions,...
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Salem Ferry
As one of the nation’s most historic and haunted cities, Salem in October is a must visit. Let the Salem Ferry whisk you there from...
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Salem Scooters
Salem is excited to offer a premier scooter experience to get you around town quickly when you don’t need a bike or a car. Scooters...
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Zagster Bike Share
Zagster is an “on-demand” bike share service that has cruiser bikes available across 18 locations in Salem. Zagster bikes have a built-in bike lock which...
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