Boston to Framingham
Plain directions from Boston to Framingham, checked against the fall 2026 MBTA schedule.
Quick answer: Take the Framingham/Worcester Line toward Worcester to Framingham. The trip takes about 50 minutes (40-57 min depending on the connection). On weekdays Framingham/Worcester Line trains run about every 35 min during the day.
Get the live route from Boston to Framingham
Step by step
- At South Station, take the Framingham/Worcester Line toward Worcester.
- Ride about 50 min to Framingham, with 8 stops on the way.
Times and frequency
| Day | First trip | Last trip | How often (daytime) | Trip time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday-Friday | 4:45 am | 11:45 pm | About every 35 min | About 50 min |
| Saturday | 5:00 am | 11:15 pm | About every 2 hours | About 53 min |
| Sunday | 5:00 am | 11:15 pm | About every 2 hours | About 53 min |
First and last trip are when the first train of the trip leaves South Station, on the fall 2026 schedule. "How often" is for Framingham/Worcester Line trains.
Late at night
On weekdays, the last trip that works leaves South Station at 11:45 pm and gets to Framingham around 12:35 am. On Saturday nights the last trip leaves at 11:15 pm, and on Sunday nights at 11:15 pm. Late at night, ask Cobblehop for the last trip. It checks live times and tells you when to leave.
Tips for this trip
- Inbound or outbound. Commuter Rail trains toward Boston are called inbound and trains leaving Boston are outbound. This trip is outbound: look for Worcester on the departure board, and find the track number there a few minutes before the train leaves.
Step-free access
MBTA data lists every station on this route (South Station and Framingham) as accessible. South Station has 9 elevators in MBTA data. Elevators do break, so check the MBTA's elevator alerts before you go.
What it costs
- Commuter Rail. South Station to Framingham is a Zone 5 fare, $9.75 one way. On Saturdays and Sundays, a $10.00 weekend pass covers unlimited Commuter Rail rides.
- Buying a train ticket. Tap-to-pay doesn't work on the Commuter Rail. Use the mTicket app, a fare machine or ticket window, or pay the conductor. Paying on board can add a $3 fee when you board at a station that sells tickets.
- Kids. Children 11 and under ride the MBTA free.
Fares as of October 2026. Check the MBTA's fares page before you ride.
Boston to Framingham: common questions
How do I get from Boston to Framingham by public transit?
Take the Framingham/Worcester Line toward Worcester to Framingham. The trip takes about 50 minutes (40-57 min depending on the connection).
How long does it take to get from Boston to Framingham?
About 50 minutes on the main route, or 40-57 minutes depending on the connection.
Do I have to change trains?
No. The Framingham/Worcester Line goes all the way, so it's one ride.
How often do Framingham/Worcester Line trains run?
About every 35 min on weekdays during the day, about every 2 hours on Saturdays and about every 2 hours on Sundays, on the fall 2026 schedule.
What time is the last train from Boston to Framingham?
On weekdays, the last trip that works leaves South Station at 11:45 pm and gets to Framingham around 12:35 am. On Saturday nights the last trip leaves at 11:15 pm, and on Sunday nights at 11:15 pm.
Related routes
- Last train from Framingham to Boston
- Boston to Wellesley
- Boston to Concord
- Boston to Waltham
- Never miss your stop (guide)
Official sources
Cobblehop is independent and isn't affiliated with these agencies or operators. Schedules on this page come from MBTA/MassDOT public data. Check their pages for the latest schedules and service changes:
- MBTA: Framingham/Worcester Line timetable
- MBTA: South Station station
- MBTA: Framingham station
- MBTA: fares
- MBTA: Commuter Rail fare zones
- MBTA: elevator and accessibility alerts
Published October 29, 2026. Times were computed from the fall 2026 MBTA schedule (2026-11-04 for weekdays). Service changes, so check Cobblehop for live times before you go.
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