Accessibility & Family Tips for Boston HOHO

Accessibility Overview

• Many HOHO buses include wheelchair ramps, priority seating, and accessible lower decks; policies differ between operators so confirm before booking.
• Some historic stops have uneven curbs or brief steps — staff can provide the best boarding locations upon request.

Family-Friendly Notes

• Lightweight strollers fit on most buses; foldable strollers are easiest when boarding and disembarking.
• Use green spaces like Boston Common for snack breaks and playtime between stops.

Practical Checklist

• Carry medication, a small first-aid kit, and any mobility aids you need.
• Check restroom availability near major stops; larger attractions typically have accessible facilities.

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