Royal Caribbean's - A Revolutionary Experience-Lexington and Concord

[Tall22]

We are considering this excursion offered by the ship in Boston. Knowing that many excursions are little more than bus rides, I am wondering if this one will be worthwhile. Have any of you taken this tour? Are there any actual stops other than at Harvard? Thanks in advance!

[1025cruise]

Just know that it's about an hour from Boston to the Lexington/Concord area. IMHO, I'd stay in Boston, unless you have been there before and looking for something different. This is definitely one excursion that I would do via the ship.

[princeton123211]

45 minutes ago, 1025cruise said:

ust know that it's about an hour from Boston to the Lexington/Concord area. IMHO, I'd stay in Boston, unless you have been there before and looking for something different. This is definitely one excursion that I would do via the ship.

I'd second this. Unless you are a huge Revolutionary War buff or have been to Boston a lot and want to see something different, Lexington and Concord are a bit of a snooze and will eat up a chunk of your day getting to and from. Don't get me wrong-- they are both very nice small suburban towns, but Boston has a lot more to offer in terms of historic spots to visit in a much more concentrated area. 

[Tall22]

Thanks to both of you. That is what I thought might be the case. Now to search for things I can do with my limited mobility.😀