Francais | English | Espanõl

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

	Blue Line
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Wonderland
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Revere Beach
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Beachmont
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Suffolk Downs
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Orient Heights
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Wood Island
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Airport
					Maverick
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg	Aquarium
				Image:Handicap reverse 12px.svg*	State
					Government Center
					Bowdoin
	*Wheelchair access on outbound side only at State; exiting inbound riders change direction at Government Center

Aquarium/Financial District Station of the MBTA, is a station on the Blue Line, serving the New England Aquarium and Boston's Financial District. Above ground, the exits are located in the Financial District at Atlantic Avenue and State Street near International Place. There are also connections to MBTA ferries, other ferries and excursion cruises at nearby Long Wharf, including water taxi to Logan International Airport.

The station was rebuilt in 2004 as part of a project to allow six car trains on the Blue Line. The station is wheelchair accessible, though other downtown Blue Line stations are not as of 2005. See MBTA accessibility. Aquarium is the deepest station in the system, probably due to the need to tunnel under Boston Harbor which is just about 100 feet away.