According to the CDC and TSA, all domestic and international passengers are required to wear face coverings while traveling in airports and on public and private transportation systems (including rideshares, livery, taxi, ferries, MBTA, Commuter Rail and transportation stations).
Conley Container Terminal remains open and operational. Conley Terminal will now operate from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday until further notice. Vessel operations and terminal access are still in full operation.
Connecting New England with the World.
Welcome to the Port of Boston’s Conley Terminal, the only full-service container terminal fueling the New England and global economy.
With our major infrastructure improvements near completion and our three new state-of-the-art, ship-to-shore cranes fully commissioned, Boston is Big Ship Ready. The investments we’ve made will significantly enhance our capabilities to handle more cargo, welcome more carriers with diversified services, while keeping the port congestion-free.
There are no backlogs for container ships at the Port of Boston and 7-day berth availability, saving time and money.
Discover why The Port of Boston is the number one choice for over 2,500 New England importers and exporters, providing efficient, cost-effective solutions.
BOSTON – Three new low-profile, Neo-Panamax cranes have arrived at Conley Container Terminal, ending a 10-week journey from Shanghai, China. These cranes, along with a new berth and a deepened
New deep-water berth and tallest low profile cranes will be in place for larger ships to serve New England
BOSTON – The multi-year effort by the Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) to modernize
Major milestone one step closer to deepening the Harbor
BOSTON – The United States Army Corps of Engineers and Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) are pleased to announce that Phase II of the
