ENDO 2011: The 93rd Annual Meeting & Expo will be held at the:

Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
415 Summer St.
Boston, MA 02210

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority services the convention center via the
Silver Line.

See the train map for routes and schedule, as well as other transportation options and schedules.

SHUTTLE SERVICE AT ENDO 2011

Due to the layout of downtown Boston, limited shuttle service will be provided at ENDO 2011.

Please see hotel map/description for list of hotels on shuttle route. The shuttle service is COMPLIMENTARY for attendees who reserve their room through ENDO’s official housing company, Experient. They will receive one shuttle pass per adult registered in each room (kids under 16 years don’t require shuttle pass), upon check-in at their hotel, enabling them to ride the ENDO shuttle at no additional cost. Rooms reserved outside the official ENDO block by another company, will be required to purchase a $50 shuttle pass per person to ride the shuttle. Shuttle passes will be available for purchase in advance through the registration site/form or onsite at the meeting. The pass is valid for the duration of the meeting.

Visit the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau for more information on everything Boston!

SPECIAL NEEDS

If you have any special needs you would like The Endocrine Society to be made aware of, contact Jessica Larsen at 301-941-0221 or by email at jlarsen@endo-society.org.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Driving:

From Boston Logan International Airport: Get driving directions from the airport and surrounding areas.

Getting to and from Logan Airport:

There are also several services available to transport you between Boston Logan International Airport and downtown Boston. Get more information about shuttle and other transportation options.

You may also be able to get discounted shuttle rates from Logan Airport to your hotel.

Parking:

Convenient on-site parking is available in the South Lot located in the rear of the BCEC. Get full parking options and information.

WEATHER

Boston weather can be unpredictable in June. The Greater Boston Convention Visitors Bureau recommends planning for all weather types; warm, cool, wet and dry weather is always a possibility. Get more information on what to expect weather-wise. You can also get current weather information.

TOUR & RESTAURANT INFORMATION 

Restaurants

Boston fare ranges from authentic international to cutting-edge, fusion-style cuisine. The authentic clam chowder and Boston Cream Pie are as good as you’ve heard and the city’s outdoor cafes and waterfront views make for ideal dining experiences. From burgers to bistros, search our database by cuisine, neighborhood and price to find the restaurant of your choice. Search for the perfect place to eat in Boston.

Tours

Boston has many different tour options and styles available. From historical and trolley tours, to whale watching and Duck Tours, Boston is sure to have something to satisfy everyone’s sight-seeing preference. See a complete listing of all the touring opportunities offered in Boston.

Boston City Pass

This booklet contains five tickets to the most famous Boston attractions at a discounted price. Get more information on purchasing a Boston City Pass.

CHILD CARE