Blue Bike Station – Boston Convention & Exhibition Center

This Bluebikes station at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center is part of Metro Boston’s public bike share system, giving convention attendees, workers and Seaport visitors a quick way to get around. Riders can choose a classic bike or an e-bike, unlock it by scanning a QR code with the Bluebikes app or using a member key or the station kiosk, and return it to any open dock across the network. A green lock-in light confirms the bike is docked.

Bluebikes has grown to more than 5,000 bikes and nearly 600 stations across 13 municipalities, from Cambridge to Chelsea and beyond, so a ride that starts at the convention center can end almost anywhere in the region. The system is sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts as part of its support for community health. Single rides, day passes and monthly or annual memberships are all available.

What to Know

• Members get reduced e-bike rates and pay no unlock fees.
• A Ride Together feature in the app lets a rider add a guest for a one-time ride.
• Anyone can suggest a new station location through the Bluebikes website.
• The system launched in 2011 as Hubway and was renamed Bluebikes in 2018.