20 T Stations That Don’t Exist Yet In Boston, But Should According To Locals

We asked Bostonians to “tell us, what T station they think Boston is missing” and the responses were loaded! Some reasonable and offering up specific destinations while others said things like “the one that works.” Pointing out the fact that most of the stations and lines have become unreliable.

The city and MBTA expect costs of at least $2 billion to repair the ancient transportation system and even invited riders to vote on the design of future trolley cars. While construction is underway, these are the stops Bostonians want to see built into the infrastructure of the new T system.

MBTA stops Bostonians wish existed

1. Logan Airport (by train)
2. Seaport
3. The one that connects the Red and Blue Lines
4. Union Square
5. Lynn
6. Burlington and Lexington
7. Jamaica Way
8. North End
9. North and South Station connection
10. Fall River
11. Watertown
12. Red Line to 128
13. Inman Square
14. Orange Line extension to 128
15. Blue Line to Salem
16. Restore the A line
17. Farther into Arlington
18. Red Line extension to Plymouth
19. Neoponset
20. Marlborough

Others noted they want “an efficient one” or “one at which the trains arrive and depart on schedule.” One reader even wrote “Alice. It already has Wonderland.”