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Cheap Retreat: Take The Clan To Boston For $999

by Ken McAlpine
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www.bostonducktours.com, $24 per adult, $15 per child
>>museum of science boston, (617) 723-2500, www.mos.org, $14 per adult, $11 per child
>>mugar omni theater “forces of nature,”
www.mos.org, $8.50 per adult, $6.50 per child
>>back bay bicycles, (617) 247-2336,
www.backbaybicycles.com, rentals from $20 for two hours
 
transportation:  $85.75
>>four 3-day “t” visitor passes (unlimited travel on subways, buses, inner harbor ferries)
>>massachusetts bay transportation authority, (617) 222-3200, www.mbta.com, $18 each
>>taxi fare $13.75
 
total: $960.90



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