Attraction
4.8
(139 Customer Reviews)
Attraction
4.8
(139 Customer Reviews)
Attraction
4.8
(139 Customer Reviews)
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets
Step onto recreated tea ships experience live reenactments and explore colonial history at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.
1 hrs
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets
Step onto recreated tea ships experience live reenactments and explore colonial history at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.
1 hrs
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets
Step onto recreated tea ships experience live reenactments and explore colonial history at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.
1 hrs
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Step onto authentically restored 18th-century tea ships and immerse yourself in living history.
Experience interactive reenactments performed by costumed interpreters bringing revolutionary events to life.
See the famous Robinson Tea Chest displayed in the floating museum.
Join in by throwing tea overboard just like the Sons of Liberty did in 1773.
Enjoy freshly prepared treats at Abigail's Tea Room while learning about the role of tea in America's past.
What’s Included
Timed entry to the museum
Guided interactive tour
Access to replica tea ships
Hands-on tea dumping activity
Entry to Abigail's Tea Room
Step Into Colonial Boston at the Tea Party Ships & Museum
Travel back to the dramatic days before the American Revolution with a journey to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. Enter an immersive experience where you become a part of history, discovering the pivotal role Boston played in the formation of the United States.
Revolutionary Storytelling and Live Action
As you arrive, historical interpreters dressed as Sons of Liberty and local citizens greet you, setting the stage with authentic 18th-century energy. Join in interactive reenactments on the museum floor, where you’ll witness key moments and inspire your own sense of defiance. With your ticket, you enjoy timed admission ensuring an attentive, crowd-free environment.
Engage with professional actors as they reveal the stories behind the historic protest of December 16, 1773. Participate in the action by joining the famous tea-dumping event from the decks of full-scale replica ships—the Eleanor and the Beaver. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a history buff, this hands-on adventure offers an unforgettable way to grasp the ideals and courage of Boston’s colonists.
Authentically Restored Tea Ships
Step aboard the beautifully recreated ships and feel what life was like for both the British and the revolutionaries. Examine the decks, inspect barrels and ropes, and soak in the harbor views as you listen to stories of those who risked everything for freedom.
Historic Artifacts and Unique Exhibits
Inside the floating museum, see rare artifacts from the era including the legendary Robinson Tea Chest—one of the original tea chests tossed into Boston Harbor over two centuries ago. Discover displays filled with period items, learn about the different types of tea involved in the protest, and understand the economic as well as political tensions that sparked the American revolution. Engaging multimedia exhibits and a powerful multisensory documentary further bring these events to life, giving context to why the Boston Tea Party remains so significant.
Family Fun and Colonial Refreshments
All ages are welcome to take part in the adventure, from dumping tea into the water to asking questions of costumed guides. After your historic voyage, refuel at Abigail's Tea Room—offering a peaceful spot to sample tea blends and fresh treats reminiscent of colonial Boston. Don’t miss the gift shop, where you can pick up themed souvenirs and gifts celebrating America's past.
Plan Your Experience
The museum tour lasts roughly an hour, but guests are encouraged to allow extra time for the tea room and shop. The venue is open daily but closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Note that tea room and gift shop areas are accessible even without a museum ticket.
This attraction is a must-see for visitors interested in America’s founding, families, or anyone looking for an engaging Boston experience. With historic ships, interactive presentations, and meaningful artifacts, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum lets you relive the night that sparked a revolution.
Book your Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets tickets now!
Respect museum staff and follow guidance throughout your visit
Arrive at your scheduled entry time
No strollers or wheelchairs inside main museum exhibits
Gift shop and tea room are accessible to all guests
No outside food or drink allowed in museum areas
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm
Is the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum accessible for wheelchairs?
The main exhibits are not wheelchair accessible but guide dogs are welcome throughout the venue.
How long does the typical museum visit last?
The main guided experience lasts approximately one hour.
Are food and drinks available onsite?
Yes, Abigail's Tea Room offers tea and snacks and is open to all visitors.
Can I visit the shop and tea room without purchasing a museum ticket?
Yes, both are accessible to the public without a museum admission ticket.
Please arrive at your scheduled time to ensure entry
The museum experience lasts about one hour
Closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day
Gift shop and tea room can be accessed without an admission ticket
Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted inside exhibits
Free cancellation up to 24 h
306 Congress Street
Highlights
Step onto authentically restored 18th-century tea ships and immerse yourself in living history.
Experience interactive reenactments performed by costumed interpreters bringing revolutionary events to life.
See the famous Robinson Tea Chest displayed in the floating museum.
Join in by throwing tea overboard just like the Sons of Liberty did in 1773.
Enjoy freshly prepared treats at Abigail's Tea Room while learning about the role of tea in America's past.
What’s Included
Timed entry to the museum
Guided interactive tour
Access to replica tea ships
Hands-on tea dumping activity
Entry to Abigail's Tea Room
Step Into Colonial Boston at the Tea Party Ships & Museum
Travel back to the dramatic days before the American Revolution with a journey to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. Enter an immersive experience where you become a part of history, discovering the pivotal role Boston played in the formation of the United States.
Revolutionary Storytelling and Live Action
As you arrive, historical interpreters dressed as Sons of Liberty and local citizens greet you, setting the stage with authentic 18th-century energy. Join in interactive reenactments on the museum floor, where you’ll witness key moments and inspire your own sense of defiance. With your ticket, you enjoy timed admission ensuring an attentive, crowd-free environment.
Engage with professional actors as they reveal the stories behind the historic protest of December 16, 1773. Participate in the action by joining the famous tea-dumping event from the decks of full-scale replica ships—the Eleanor and the Beaver. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a history buff, this hands-on adventure offers an unforgettable way to grasp the ideals and courage of Boston’s colonists.
Authentically Restored Tea Ships
Step aboard the beautifully recreated ships and feel what life was like for both the British and the revolutionaries. Examine the decks, inspect barrels and ropes, and soak in the harbor views as you listen to stories of those who risked everything for freedom.
Historic Artifacts and Unique Exhibits
Inside the floating museum, see rare artifacts from the era including the legendary Robinson Tea Chest—one of the original tea chests tossed into Boston Harbor over two centuries ago. Discover displays filled with period items, learn about the different types of tea involved in the protest, and understand the economic as well as political tensions that sparked the American revolution. Engaging multimedia exhibits and a powerful multisensory documentary further bring these events to life, giving context to why the Boston Tea Party remains so significant.
Family Fun and Colonial Refreshments
All ages are welcome to take part in the adventure, from dumping tea into the water to asking questions of costumed guides. After your historic voyage, refuel at Abigail's Tea Room—offering a peaceful spot to sample tea blends and fresh treats reminiscent of colonial Boston. Don’t miss the gift shop, where you can pick up themed souvenirs and gifts celebrating America's past.
Plan Your Experience
The museum tour lasts roughly an hour, but guests are encouraged to allow extra time for the tea room and shop. The venue is open daily but closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Note that tea room and gift shop areas are accessible even without a museum ticket.
This attraction is a must-see for visitors interested in America’s founding, families, or anyone looking for an engaging Boston experience. With historic ships, interactive presentations, and meaningful artifacts, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum lets you relive the night that sparked a revolution.
Book your Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets tickets now!
Respect museum staff and follow guidance throughout your visit
Arrive at your scheduled entry time
No strollers or wheelchairs inside main museum exhibits
Gift shop and tea room are accessible to all guests
No outside food or drink allowed in museum areas
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm 10:00am - 05:00pm
Is the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum accessible for wheelchairs?
The main exhibits are not wheelchair accessible but guide dogs are welcome throughout the venue.
How long does the typical museum visit last?
The main guided experience lasts approximately one hour.
Are food and drinks available onsite?
Yes, Abigail's Tea Room offers tea and snacks and is open to all visitors.
Can I visit the shop and tea room without purchasing a museum ticket?
Yes, both are accessible to the public without a museum admission ticket.
Please arrive at your scheduled time to ensure entry
The museum experience lasts about one hour
Closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day
Gift shop and tea room can be accessed without an admission ticket
Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted inside exhibits
Free cancellation up to 24 h
306 Congress Street
Highlights
Step onto authentically restored 18th-century tea ships and immerse yourself in living history.
Experience interactive reenactments performed by costumed interpreters bringing revolutionary events to life.
See the famous Robinson Tea Chest displayed in the floating museum.
Join in by throwing tea overboard just like the Sons of Liberty did in 1773.
Enjoy freshly prepared treats at Abigail's Tea Room while learning about the role of tea in America's past.
What’s Included
Timed entry to the museum
Guided interactive tour
Access to replica tea ships
Hands-on tea dumping activity
Entry to Abigail's Tea Room
Step Into Colonial Boston at the Tea Party Ships & Museum
Travel back to the dramatic days before the American Revolution with a journey to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. Enter an immersive experience where you become a part of history, discovering the pivotal role Boston played in the formation of the United States.
Revolutionary Storytelling and Live Action
As you arrive, historical interpreters dressed as Sons of Liberty and local citizens greet you, setting the stage with authentic 18th-century energy. Join in interactive reenactments on the museum floor, where you’ll witness key moments and inspire your own sense of defiance. With your ticket, you enjoy timed admission ensuring an attentive, crowd-free environment.
Engage with professional actors as they reveal the stories behind the historic protest of December 16, 1773. Participate in the action by joining the famous tea-dumping event from the decks of full-scale replica ships—the Eleanor and the Beaver. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a history buff, this hands-on adventure offers an unforgettable way to grasp the ideals and courage of Boston’s colonists.
Authentically Restored Tea Ships
Step aboard the beautifully recreated ships and feel what life was like for both the British and the revolutionaries. Examine the decks, inspect barrels and ropes, and soak in the harbor views as you listen to stories of those who risked everything for freedom.
Historic Artifacts and Unique Exhibits
Inside the floating museum, see rare artifacts from the era including the legendary Robinson Tea Chest—one of the original tea chests tossed into Boston Harbor over two centuries ago. Discover displays filled with period items, learn about the different types of tea involved in the protest, and understand the economic as well as political tensions that sparked the American revolution. Engaging multimedia exhibits and a powerful multisensory documentary further bring these events to life, giving context to why the Boston Tea Party remains so significant.
Family Fun and Colonial Refreshments
All ages are welcome to take part in the adventure, from dumping tea into the water to asking questions of costumed guides. After your historic voyage, refuel at Abigail's Tea Room—offering a peaceful spot to sample tea blends and fresh treats reminiscent of colonial Boston. Don’t miss the gift shop, where you can pick up themed souvenirs and gifts celebrating America's past.
Plan Your Experience
The museum tour lasts roughly an hour, but guests are encouraged to allow extra time for the tea room and shop. The venue is open daily but closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Note that tea room and gift shop areas are accessible even without a museum ticket.
This attraction is a must-see for visitors interested in America’s founding, families, or anyone looking for an engaging Boston experience. With historic ships, interactive presentations, and meaningful artifacts, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum lets you relive the night that sparked a revolution.
Book your Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets tickets now!
Please arrive at your scheduled time to ensure entry
The museum experience lasts about one hour
Closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day
Gift shop and tea room can be accessed without an admission ticket
Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted inside exhibits
Respect museum staff and follow guidance throughout your visit
Arrive at your scheduled entry time
No strollers or wheelchairs inside main museum exhibits
Gift shop and tea room are accessible to all guests
No outside food or drink allowed in museum areas
Free cancellation up to 24 h
306 Congress Street
Highlights
Step onto authentically restored 18th-century tea ships and immerse yourself in living history.
Experience interactive reenactments performed by costumed interpreters bringing revolutionary events to life.
See the famous Robinson Tea Chest displayed in the floating museum.
Join in by throwing tea overboard just like the Sons of Liberty did in 1773.
Enjoy freshly prepared treats at Abigail's Tea Room while learning about the role of tea in America's past.
What’s Included
Timed entry to the museum
Guided interactive tour
Access to replica tea ships
Hands-on tea dumping activity
Entry to Abigail's Tea Room
Step Into Colonial Boston at the Tea Party Ships & Museum
Travel back to the dramatic days before the American Revolution with a journey to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. Enter an immersive experience where you become a part of history, discovering the pivotal role Boston played in the formation of the United States.
Revolutionary Storytelling and Live Action
As you arrive, historical interpreters dressed as Sons of Liberty and local citizens greet you, setting the stage with authentic 18th-century energy. Join in interactive reenactments on the museum floor, where you’ll witness key moments and inspire your own sense of defiance. With your ticket, you enjoy timed admission ensuring an attentive, crowd-free environment.
Engage with professional actors as they reveal the stories behind the historic protest of December 16, 1773. Participate in the action by joining the famous tea-dumping event from the decks of full-scale replica ships—the Eleanor and the Beaver. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a history buff, this hands-on adventure offers an unforgettable way to grasp the ideals and courage of Boston’s colonists.
Authentically Restored Tea Ships
Step aboard the beautifully recreated ships and feel what life was like for both the British and the revolutionaries. Examine the decks, inspect barrels and ropes, and soak in the harbor views as you listen to stories of those who risked everything for freedom.
Historic Artifacts and Unique Exhibits
Inside the floating museum, see rare artifacts from the era including the legendary Robinson Tea Chest—one of the original tea chests tossed into Boston Harbor over two centuries ago. Discover displays filled with period items, learn about the different types of tea involved in the protest, and understand the economic as well as political tensions that sparked the American revolution. Engaging multimedia exhibits and a powerful multisensory documentary further bring these events to life, giving context to why the Boston Tea Party remains so significant.
Family Fun and Colonial Refreshments
All ages are welcome to take part in the adventure, from dumping tea into the water to asking questions of costumed guides. After your historic voyage, refuel at Abigail's Tea Room—offering a peaceful spot to sample tea blends and fresh treats reminiscent of colonial Boston. Don’t miss the gift shop, where you can pick up themed souvenirs and gifts celebrating America's past.
Plan Your Experience
The museum tour lasts roughly an hour, but guests are encouraged to allow extra time for the tea room and shop. The venue is open daily but closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Note that tea room and gift shop areas are accessible even without a museum ticket.
This attraction is a must-see for visitors interested in America’s founding, families, or anyone looking for an engaging Boston experience. With historic ships, interactive presentations, and meaningful artifacts, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum lets you relive the night that sparked a revolution.
Book your Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Tickets tickets now!
Please arrive at your scheduled time to ensure entry
The museum experience lasts about one hour
Closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day
Gift shop and tea room can be accessed without an admission ticket
Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted inside exhibits
Respect museum staff and follow guidance throughout your visit
Arrive at your scheduled entry time
No strollers or wheelchairs inside main museum exhibits
Gift shop and tea room are accessible to all guests
No outside food or drink allowed in museum areas
Free cancellation up to 24 h
306 Congress Street
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