Aquarium station (MBTA Blue Line)

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Aquarium station (MBTA Blue Line) is an underground Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority subway station in downtown Boston serving the Blue Line near the city’s waterfront and tourist attractions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf MBTA Blue Line station
rapid transit station
subway station
accessible yes
category MBTA Blue Line stations
linked to: MBTA Blue Line

Railway stations in Boston
Railway stations in the United States opened in 1904
country United States
electrification third rail
fareSystem CharlieCard
CharlieTicket
fareZone 1A
formerName State
State–Aquarium
hasArt public art installations
hasConnection Ferry services at Long Wharf
MBTA bus
linked to: MBTA bus network
hasElevator yes
hasEntrance Atlantic Avenue
linked to: Spring Street

State Street
hasEscalator yes
hasFareGates yes
hasPlatformType island platform
lineServed Blue Line
locatedIn Boston
Massachusetts
United States
nearbyPlace Central Wharf
Faneuil Hall
Long Wharf
linked to: Long Wharf, Boston

New England Aquarium
Quincy Market
Rose Kennedy Greenway
numberOfPlatforms 1
numberOfTracks 2
openingDate 1904
operator Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
ownedBy Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
partOfNetwork MBTA subway
linked to: Boston subway
serves Boston waterfront
New England Aquarium
downtown Boston
linked to: Downtown Boston

tourist attractions
servesNeighborhood Financial District
Waterfront
structureType underground
ticketing proof-of-payment not used

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New England Aquarium isAccessibleBy Aquarium station (MBTA Blue Line)
North End, Boston connectedBy MBTA Blue Line (nearby Aquarium station)
linked to: Aquarium station (MBTA Blue Line)
Central Wharf transportationAccess MBTA Aquarium station nearby
linked to: Aquarium station (MBTA Blue Line)