The Boston Globe reported this week that since the MBTA began their one year trial of late night MBTA service that keeps subways and some bus routes open until 3AM has already exceeded 400,000 trips.
Each weekend the MBTA averages between 15,000 to 17,000 trips, dispelling critiques complaints that the Late Night service was a novelty that would see the city’s late night service wane and run with empty subways and buses.
Heading out late this weekend? The MBTA remains the most affordable way to get around.
BosGuy 
Never experienced it late night. I usually am on the Red Line headed toward Cambridge just ahead of 8AM. And then returning around 3:30PM – where I was cruised by a cute Latino. If I wasn’t in a serious relationship I would have returned the play. But alas I had to make like I ignored it.
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