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Boston Duck Tours - You've never toured Boston in anything that comes close!

SAVE MONEY BY BOOKING WITH US: Book here and save the 5% tax and $3.50 per ticket service charge you would pay if you book direct online with the Ducks. Duck Tour season is from Late March through Late November. Special Holiday Duck Tour departures are offered in December.

The fun begins as soon as you board your "DUCK", an authentic, renovated World War II amphibious landing vehicle. First, you'll be greeted by one of our legendary tour ConDUCKtors, who'll be narrating your tour. Then you're off on a journey like you've never had before.

You'll cruise by all the places that make Boston the birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts, from the golden-domed State House to Bunker Hill and the Fleet Center, Boston Common and Copley Square to the Big Dig, Government Center to fashionable Newbury Street, Quincy Market to the Prudential Tower, and more.

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History unfolds before your eyes as you explore Boston aboard our unique DUCKs. Save the 5% tax and $ 3.50 booking fee by reserving your tickets online with us.

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Boston Duck Tours

Duration:
Approximately 80 Minutes

March 24 - November 30th 2008
Daily every 30 or 60 minutes starting at 9:00am and ending 1 hour prior to sunset, dependent on season. Rain or shine.

Adult	$33.95
Youth/Military (12-College)	$29.75
Senior(62 and over)	$29.75
Child(3-11)	$23.45
Childen (Under Age 3)	$5.25

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December Holiday Boston Duck Tours

This holiday season, join Boston Duck Tours on a fantastic hour and twenty minute tour through the city of Boston. Weekends DEcember 1st - 23rd 2007.

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Boston December Duck Tours

Duration:
80 Minutes, Approximately

December 1,2,8,9,15,16,22,23 (All DUCKS are heated.)

Tours depart rain or shine

Tours begin at 10:00am and the last tour leaves at 3:00pm. Tours leave every 30 minutes, depending upon the season.

Adult	$28.35
Youth(12-College)	$25.20
Senior(62 and over)	$25.20
Child(3-11)	$18.90
Childen (Under Age 3)	$5.25

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Boston Duck Tours - Group Rates for 20 or More Guests

You've never toured Boston in anything that comes close to Boston Duck Tours. Book 20 or more seats and get a great discount. GROUP TICKETS: For groups of 20 or more special arrangements will be made for a departure time and departure location. Please indicate your preferred departure time and an alternate time and date on this order form.

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Boston Duck Tours - Group Rate

Duration:
80 Minutes, Approximately

March 26 - November 25, 2007. (All DUCKS are heated.)

Tours depart rain or shine, 7 days a week.

Tours begin at 9:00am and the last tour leaves an hour before sunset. Tours leave every 30 or 60 minutes, depending upon the season.

Adult	$27.35
Youth(12-College)	$24.20
Senior(62 and over)	$24.20
Child(3-11)	$18.40
Child(Under 3)	$5.25

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Boston Duck Tours - Charter Rates

CHARTERS: Full DUCK (32 people) for standard tour leaving from Prudential Center or Museum of Science. Price includes a 10% driver gratuity. $50.00 charge for pre-arranged alternate pick up or drop off location. Charters are available between March 27 - November 26. All DUCKS are heated.

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Boston Duck Tours - Charter

Duration:
Private Charter 80 Minutes, Approximately

Season: March 27 - November 26 All DUCKS are heated.
Ducks depart rain or shine, 7 days a week.
Charters can be reserved starting at 9:00 AM

PER DUCK: 80 Minute Charter	$779.63
PER DUCK: Nonstandard Pickup Location Fee	$50.00

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About the "Ducks"

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During the early days of World War ll, the allies were faced with a tough tactical problem: how could they unload cargo and men from their ships in places where the dock facilities had been destroyed or simply did not exist? The answer was to unload cargo directly over the beach. But how?

The demands of war, along with technical know-how and old fashioned Yankee ingenuity combined to create the perfect solution: a vehicle that was half boat and half truck that could run on land and water. Code-named DUKW (see where we get the name?), the first "DUCK" was actually a GMC truck enclosed in a water-tight shell

. It wasn't long before DUKWs were playing a crucial role in the allied invasions in Sicily, the Pacific, and the biggest invasion of all, D-Day. In fact, more than 40% of all over-beach supplies in Normandy were transported by DUKWs during the first four months. So today, you're not only having the ride of your life, you're riding on a proud part of American history.