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September 17, 2025
Now that school has started and the kids and grandkids are back to their busy routines, it’s an ideal time to plan a trip to the historic and seaside town of Plymouth to explore the downtown area, do some shopping, and view the scenic harbor and historic landmarks that make our region so special.
If you are planning a visit to Plymouth, take advantage of the limited-time offer of free rides to and from the Kingston Commuter Rail Station and downtown Plymouth through Ride Circuit. This special offering runs Thursdays through Sundays, from August 7th through mid-October and is a great opportunity for visitors to explore Plymouth’s historic downtown landmarks, shop and enjoy some of the town’s dining options.
Ride Circuit is an electric vehicle program that provides free shuttle service to visitors, primarily in the downtown and waterfront areas, as well as from the Kingston Station MBTA station to downtown Plymouth. It’s a great option for visitors traveling from Boston or beyond who want to avoid traffic while still enjoying all that Plymouth has to offer.
Flag down a Ride Circuit driver who can conveniently shuttle you between the Kingston Commuter Rail Station and the Waterfront Visitor Center in downtown Plymouth. For those with limited mobility, it’s a perfect way to see the sights, explore the shops, and enjoy the local cuisine without worrying about overexertion from walking.
Riders can request a free ride around downtown or via a shuttle from the Kingston Station by either waving down one of our drivers or by downloading the Ride Circuit app on your smartphone.
The Ride Circuit to and from Kingston Station runs on Thursdays through Sundays, from August 7th to October 13, 2025. See the Commuter Rail’s Kingston Station Schedule for train arrival and departure times.
Ride Circuit offers both morning and afternoon hours for your convenience and allows for a full-day experience in Plymouth.
Shuttle Hours & Service Dates August 7 – October 13, 2025 Between Kingston Station and Plymouth Waterfront Visitor Center
For visitors coming into Plymouth via the MBTA Commuter Rail on the weekend, take advantage of the $10 Weekend Pass and bring your kids or grandchildren, as kids 11 and under ride for free!
Spending the day in Plymouth means there’s plenty to see and do, so you’ll want to plan your trip accordingly.
Explore the replica of the 17th-century ship Mayflower, celebrated for transporting the Pilgrims to the New World in 1620. This iconic ship sits as a centerpiece to Plymouth’s beautiful harbor and welcomes visitors to tour this piece of history seven days a week.
Plymouth Rock is said to be the site of the Pilgrims’ landing in 1620. Located along the shore of Plymouth Harbor, this glacial rock serves as a symbol of the arrival of Europeans to the New World.
Pilgrim Hall, built in 1824, is the oldest public museum in the United States in continuous operation. It offers an educational overview of the history of Plymouth, Massachusetts, including detailed information about the earliest colonists and indigenous people of the region.
The downtown area offers a wide variety of shops for you to enjoy, such as The Black Dog General Store, Plimoth General Store, Plymouth Harbor Knits, or Sprezzatura Boutique.
Whether you prefer dining outdoors on the waterfront or indoors in one of our quaint dining establishments, Plymouth has something for everyone. Explore See Plymouth’s comprehensive dining option list, including restaurants, taverns, bakeries, breweries and more.
Plan your next trip with help from See Plymouth and catch a ride for free with Ride Circuit to make your trip fun and convenient.
