@garrigan62 @kabongster @latewood @Countryboyjvd1971
Just wait until you find your final place to park and are settled, and only then spark your bong, and you all will be fine.
If however you find yourself having to drive into town then I have one suggestion for you all. Drive like a cabbie snorting meth and you will be there in a jiffy.
No. If you are coming on the Mass Pike wait until you pass Fenway Park and go underneath and then you take the Copley exit from the tunnel.
who?..me?
LOL
I have drove from Logan heading toward the cape and i’ll tell you what you are correct in that statement lol
Will
@kabongster
“You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me??” Bet yer bottom dollar I’m talking to you 
you all figure it out, get the details straight, it’s a month away…
But since you are setting up a booth you are going to be early and early weekend mornings are a breeze. Before 10am is easy as pie.
@kabongster
I have MY details straight. Walk three blocks to the Blue Line. Transfer to the Green Line and I’m there. (Rubbing it in I am)The Convention Center is one of the actual Green Line trolley stops. Or I might just ride the motorcycle in. 15 minutes for me that way.
@bobwags I was referring to the exit for Riverside T station
Ahhhh, gotcha. I can’t say only because I’m unfamiliar with the Green Line West of Fenway. If I go into those neighborhoods the police quickly escort me to the town line. 
@kabongster, if coming from CT > 84 to Mass pike east, to 128 south, exit less than a half mile on 21-21B Grove St, exit for Grove St splits right, then merges left onto Grove, Riverside T 1/10 up on left. This is the MBTA Green Line D.
OR you can park in one of the Intown parking garages and spend about 1/3-1/2 ($25-$40)of what a new 300 watt LED light would cost you. @Sl1 knows the score.
Yep. Or park free on Boston streets on sundays. I’ll try to find some links for the streets around Hines that are Free. I know Huntington is.
Boylston and Newbury streets should be no charge. Also the financial district and Government Center streets are also free where there are meters. Part of Beacon Street that goes from the State House down just past CHEERS is free as well as Charles Street on Beacon Hill.
All of Cambridge Street from Mass General Hospital up to Government Center are also metered and free. Any residential streets that have signs that say visitor parking Monday through Friday you can park between those signs.
In the old days it would be easy to find, just follow the tie dyed clothes to the cannabis convention
… yes, tie-dyed and DEAD shirts.
It will be early enough…if my directions into town are good, or I get a gps, I might try in town free parking, more dollars in my hands.
No matter, all the above directions are useful…if not for me then for others attending
Thank you both @BobWags and @Sl1
Any other thoughts and refinements are appreciated
No were not getting a table They wanted $2500.00 for a 10 ft table so Latewood and i said not this time. We’ll be the one’s wearing ilovegrowingmarijuana t-shirts black.
Will
$2,500??? Jesus. Get a bunch of postcards printed up and I and I’m sure everyone else will help hand them out.
I thought I read $7500…