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Parking, Shuttles, and Transportation

ADA Parking
Satellite Parking
Bike Parking
Center Parking
MBTA Bus Service

If you are traveling to Lexington on April 19, 2025, public transit is highly recommended. The amount of parking will be limited, and there will be significant road closures beginning on Friday, April 18.

Handicapped & Accessible Parking

Two lots in Lexington Center have been designated exclusively for handicapped and accessible parking. 

ADA Fact Sheet
  • Depot Lot (Adjacent to 9 Meriam Street) — Accessible by vehicle via Meriam Street

Identifies Handicapped parking areas on the map

General Satellite Parking

Six satellite parking lots have been secured on or around Hartwell Avenue. Shuttle buses will operate back and forth from these lots to a designated pick-up and drop-off area on Worthen Road, near the intersection of Bedford Street. These lots are first come, first served, and there is no cost.

Shuttles

The shuttle ride will be approximately five to ten minutes long, depending on traffic. The pick-up and drop-off area on Worthen Road is approximately five to seven minutes walking distance from the Battle Green.

40 shuttles will operate between the satellite parking lots and Worthen Road, running from approximately 2:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Public portable restrooms, including accessible portable restrooms, will be available in each lot. 

Shuttles will not be available to those attending the Bicentennial Band Concert on the evening of April 19 following the performance. Attendees who utilize satellite parking should plan to retrieve their vehicles and park somewhere in Town before the concert.

Represents Pick-up/drop-off locations associated with satellite parking shuttles on the map

Parking Lot NumberAddressIcon on MapRestrooms on Site
Satellite Parking Lot #1420 Bedford StreetYes
Satellite Parking Lot #224 Hartwell AvenueYes
Satellite Parking Lot #2A
ADA Parking Only
25 Hartwell AvenueYes
Satellite Parking Lot #310 Maguire RoadYes
Satellite Parking Lot #44 Maguire RoadYes
Satellite Parking Lot #591 Hartwell PlaceYes

 Parking Closer to Lexington Center

Smaller parking areas closer to Lexington Center have been designated as event parking. Lot locations and approximate walking times to the Battle Green are listed below. These lots are open to the public on a first come, first served basis. No transportation is provided between these lots and Lexington Center. 

Identifies General public parking lots on the map

Address of Parking LotApproximate Walking Time to Battle Green
4 Militia Drive10 minutes or less
5 Militia Drive10 minutes or less
7 Harwell Avenue**A short walk to the shuttle stop at Lot 2 and 2A
94 Hartwell Avenue**A short walk to the shuttle stop at Lot 5
110 Hartwell Avenue**A short walk to the shuttle stop at Lot 5
300 Shire WayA 2.5 mile walk to the Battle Green
1050 Waltham StreetA 2.8-mile walk to the Battle Green
*The parking area at Bridge Elementary School is approximately 20-30 minutes walking distance from the Battle Green. Individuals with bicycles are encouraged to use this lot to park their vehicles before riding into Lexington Center. 

**These lots are for overflow parking and do not open until 6:00 AM. There is no shuttle service to this parking lot, but access to a shuttle is a short walk away.

Bicycle Parking

Four bike corrals will be set up around town. Riders are strongly encouraged to utilize the Minuteman Bikeway, especially as crowds grow leading up to the parade. Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, or other forms of recreational wheeled transportation are not allowed on the sidewalk in Lexington Center. 

  • First Parish Church — 7 Harrington Road (Rear parking lot)
  • Muzzey Field — 1475 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Fletcher Field — 1575 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Center Recreation Complex — 90 Worthen Road

Identifies Bicycle parking areas on the map

Parking

The best place to park is the town’s municipal parking lots. These lots are strategically located throughout the town, including near Lexington Center, the Battle Green, and other event venues. Additionally, during larger events such as the commemorations of the Battles of Lexington, designated parking areas may be available at nearby schools or public facilities, with shuttle services provided to transport attendees to the event sites. It’s advisable to arrive early to secure parking, as spaces can fill up quickly during peak times. Additionally, visitors should be mindful of any parking restrictions or permit requirements in residential areas surrounding event locations.

Lexington Center Parking Map shows locations for public and paid parking lots.

Intercommunity Shuttles & Public Transportation

Shuttle bus service between Lexington, Concord, Lincoln, and Arlington will operate out of the Park Drive Circle, near the Center Recreation Complex. One route will run between Lexington, Lincoln, and Concord. Another route will run between Lexington and Arlington. MBTA bus service to and from Alewife Station will also have a pick-up/drop-off location in the Park Drive Circle. 

Lexington & Concord Intercommunity Shuttle

19 shuttles will run continuously from 6:00 AM until 7:00 PM on Saturday, April 19, 2025. 

Represents Pick-up/drop-off locations associated with the Lexington and Concord shuttle on the map

The shuttle will make four stops:

  • Park Drive, Lexington
  • Minute Man National Historic Park Visitors Center, Lincoln
  • Hartwell Tavern, Lincoln
  • Concord Museum, Concord

Lexington & Arlington Intercommunity Shuttle

Five shuttles will operate continuously from 9:00 AM until 7:00 PM on Saturday, April 19, 2025. 

Represents Pick-up/drop-off locations associated with the Lexington and Concord shuttle on the map

The shuttle will make only two stops:

  • Park Drive, Lexington
  • Russell Common Municipal Lot, Arlington

MBTA Bus Service

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s 62/76 bus services Lexington on Saturdays. Extra service will run on Saturday, April 19, 2025, between Park Drive in Lexington and Alewife Station. Due to road closures, detours will be in place, so the bus may not stop at all usual locations.

Represents Pick-up/drop-off locations associated with the Lexington and Concord shuttle on the map

Please refer to the MBTA’s online schedule for the 62/76 bus for the most up-to-date information about service. Buses will run every 20-22 minutes or less. 

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

William Dawes rode with Paul Revere to alert the community about the advancing British. Charles Dawes, the Great Great Grandson of William Dawes served as Vice President of the United States under Calvin Coolidge from 1925 to 1929.