Anyone have experience driving to Harvard ASW? Forum

[Pancakes12]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

[patogordo]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

everyone will smell the scent of gasoline on your clothes and judge you accordingly, but sure, go for it.

[ph14]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

They probably meant not trying to drive to campus on the day of ASW, given that there isn't a lot of parking. Not driving up there in the first place.

[Pancakes12]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

everyone will smell the scent of gasoline on your clothes and judge you accordingly, but sure, go for it.

I was especially worried about this. Didn't want to give off the blue-collar vibe, ya know?

[Pancakes12]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

They probably meant not trying to drive to campus on the day of ASW, given that there isn't a lot of parking. Not driving up there in the first place.

Ah ok. When they strongly encouraged using public transit I thought they meant using it to get to Boston. Thanks.

Any idea what parking will run me in boston?

[ph14]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

They probably meant not trying to drive to campus on the day of ASW, given that there isn't a lot of parking. Not driving up there in the first place.

Ah ok. When they strongly encouraged using public transit I thought they meant using it to get to Boston. Thanks.

Any idea what parking will run me in boston?

Here you go.

[Pancakes12]

They suggest not driving, but I only live 4 hours away and it would be cheaper and simpler logistically for me. I planned on finding a hotel in boston and taking public transit to the law school. Anyone with experience see any issues with this plan?

They probably meant not trying to drive to campus on the day of ASW, given that there isn't a lot of parking. Not driving up there in the first place.

Ah ok. When they strongly encouraged using public transit I thought they meant using it to get to Boston. Thanks.

Any idea what parking will run me in boston?

Here you go.

Considered you probably attended the Harvard ASW I thought you'd know if hotels usually provided parking with the room, but thanks.

[NoDayButToday]

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[chneyo]

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[jingosaur]

Mega-Bus! Haha. Yeah, I ride the bus. TO HARVARD LAW. Eat it.

+1

[haus]

Parking in general appears to be a pain. On the handful of times I was traveling up to Harvard (purposes other than law school) by car, I would stay at Homewood Suites by Hilton Cambridge-Arlington, as parking was free and I had a ton of Hilton points from travel from work.

This will be too far away to walk, but it you can take a taxi either to campus or the shorter trip to the Alewife station and ride the T in (I have walked the trip a few times from the station to the hotel, as long as you are not rushed for time or carrying a heavy load, it is doable).