Boston SUCKS

[bonnie&clyde]

Damn this place is a crap hole, or maybe im just used to a newer city life. The damn roads out here are terrible, pot holes and dips everywhere, dont know how ppl dont have alignment issues left and right, food isnt that great either, glad i only have one more day here

[Frank]

Boston itself I didn't care for, but out in the country was beautiful. I like how they don't just cut down all the trees along the highways and buildings are hidden from view by the trees. Get out to Worchester or Concord where its more scenic.

[Binky]

Loved Boston.

We went in december, stayed on the water right off the freedom trail and walked everywhere. Best cannoli I've ever had was from a late night bakery in the Northend. Out of 5 days had 2 average meals, everything else was stellar.

We didn't drive tho, the trains went everywhere (even though they are really old) we wanted to go.

[bonnie&clyde]

We are staying in burlington* which is like north of downtown boston scenic views are nice but whats wired is that there are very little traffic lights out here, we asked a tour guide about that and he said they only started installing lights out here in the 90's, if u were going north and south u had the right of way and if u were going east and west u had to stop. Traffic out here is a bitch too

[talisman]

Boston itself I didn't care for, but out in the country was beautiful. I like how they don't just cut down all the trees along the highways and buildings are hidden from view by the trees. Get out to Worchester or Concord where its more scenic.

I was born in Concord. There is a metric ton of history to see in that town. Viva La Revolution.

[John -- '02 HAWK]

I visited in the spring time several years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it.

[inline 6]

I didn't think it was that big of a shit hole but the people were all rude as fuck.

[01yz2nv]

We went last fall and loved it. I'd like to go back and see more of the historic sights. Once again we didn't drive, but in a town with that much history I'm not gonna write it off because of a few potholes.

[bjtheman1]

One of my fav cities and I'll be going back soon! I stay in the Financial District, love the night life around there.

[mstng86]

What part of Boston? The business district and by their park downtown was pretty entertaining. I also didn't drive anywhere though

[idrivea4banger]

Ben Affleck does not approve of this thread.

[inline 6]

I was in actual Boston and Worcester. I am unsure of the proper pronunciation but the locals call it "wusta"

[red95gts]

Boston is probably my favorite city in the US. Here's a tip: don't drive. Take the subway and explore the city. There's tons to do and see and lots of great seafood and Italian if you know where to look. I grew up just west of Concord, so I'm probably biased.

There's not much in Burlington, though. It's way outside the city. If you've got some free time, drive into the Alewife T station and take the train into the city.

[BP]

Try Philadelphia, it's like Boston but with more hatred.

[Chas_svo]

They talk funny.

Gotta luv a place where "car crash" is spoken as "cock rash"...