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Mass Bay Lines is your key to unlocking some of the BEST passenger ferry entertainment in Boston Harbor.
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Thu Fri Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 617-542-8000
Extra - 617-330-7326
- Address:
- 60 Rowes Wharf Boston, MA 02110
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- Cruises, Family & Business Entertainers, Tourist Information & Attractions, Tours-Operators & Promoters
- Services / Products
- Hotel & Motel Reservations, Transportation Services, Event Planning, Bartending, Lake Cruises, Receptions, Day Cruises, Reception Planning, Retirement Parties, Sightseeing Tours, Bay Cruises, Weddings, Food & Dining, Cocktail Parties, Parties, Dinner Cruises, Sunset Cruises, Banquets, Party Planning, Boat Charters, Cruises, Planning, Evening Cruises, Catering, Tour Guides, Family Packages, Appetizers, Private Boat Charters, Fish & Seafood Menus, Alcoholic Beverages, Sightseeing Tours, Party Trays, Wines, Charters, Lobster, Boat Tours, Catering Equipment & Supplies, Harbor Tours, Private Charters, Dinner Menus
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- Downtown Boston
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General Info
Mass Bay Lines, a family owned and operated maritime transportation company has been in the GOOD time business for over 50 years, serving well over one million people;families and visitors to the shores of Massachusetts since 1965. Mr. Bill Spence, was not rocked in the cradle of the deep or born on the crest of a wave. He was however a U.S. Navy veteran, astute businessman, tireless entrepreneur, visionary impresario, and highly regarded State representative from nearby coastal hamlets of Hingham and Hull. Mr. Spence was also a Harvard graduate, and with his beautiful bride Wilma, had a family of four to raise. Recognizing that running a maritime company required a strong hand on the tiller and a sharp eye on the horizon he cast aside aspirations to be a banker and instead jumped feet first aboard the opportunity to run a small fleet of passenger vessels serving the local communities. Today, Massachusetts Bay Lines still enjoys a strong reputation for excellence. The fleet of vessels now numbering five, continue to be operated by the Spence family; management has passed to the able hands of Jay and Kerry. They employ nearly 100 people in season, provide their vessels at no cost to many charitable groups, and underwrite a brilliant fireworks display every Labor Day in partnership with the venerable Boston Harbor Association.