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NEW on December 16: The 250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party

Step back in time and witness Boston's 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party! In a breathtaking reenactment, the spirit of 1773 will be reborn through a series of spectacular acts staged at key historical sites across the city!

This image captures an indoor reenactment of the Boston Tea Party. A crowd surrounds a central, well-lit stage where actors in period costumes engage with the audience. Elevated galleries filled with spectators overlook the scene, enhancing the atmospheric historical setting. This image captures an indoor reenactment of the Boston Tea Party. A crowd surrounds a central, well-lit stage where actors in period costumes engage with the audience. Elevated galleries filled with spectators overlook the scene, enhancing the atmospheric historical setting.

What to Expect at the 250th Anniversary Party?

Act One: Faneuil Hall & The Boston Tea Party – A Protest in Principle

Dive into the heart of the revolution at Faneuil Hall! This 90-minute presentation revisits the crucial events of the Boston Tea Party and its enduring impact through centuries!

A historical reenactor dressed in 18th-century attire, including a tricorn hat, is gesturing passionately during a speech at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. The setting is dimly lit to evoke the era, with a captivated audience in colonial dress seated in the background. The lower part of the image features the text 'Boston Tea Party - A Revolutionary Experience'. A historical reenactor dressed in 18th-century attire, including a tricorn hat, is gesturing passionately during a speech at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. The setting is dimly lit to evoke the era, with a captivated audience in colonial dress seated in the background. The lower part of the image features the text 'Boston Tea Party - A Revolutionary Experience'.

Act Two: A Reenactment of the Meeting of the Body of the People

Step into the Old South Meeting House, the very place where 5,000 men decided the fate of the East India Company Tea!

Witness a reenactment of Samuel Adams giving the signal that sparked the Boston Tea Party, followed by a livestream of the tea being thrown into Boston Harbor!

Image shows a person dressed in historical attire with a navy coat, white ruffles at the wrist, and a tricorner hat. They are gesturing passionately with both hands raised. A banner at the bottom reads 'Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum - A Revolutionary Experience'. The setting appears to be an indoor event with dim lighting and an audience in the background. Image shows a person dressed in historical attire with a navy coat, white ruffles at the wrist, and a tricorner hat. They are gesturing passionately with both hands raised. A banner at the bottom reads 'Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum - A Revolutionary Experience'. The setting appears to be an indoor event with dim lighting and an audience in the background.

Patriots and Loyalists

Gather at Downtown Crossing for a free public event! As debates rage inside the Old South Meeting House, hear a Town Crier deliver news of the tea crisis and witness colonial Bostonians discuss the imminent consequences!

The image features two enthusiastic women dressed in historical attire, celebrating at a Boston Tea Party reenactment event. They are smiling and cheering with one woman's fist triumphantly raised. The background is blurred, focusing on their expressions of joy. Text overlay promotes the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum as a revolutionary experience. The image features two enthusiastic women dressed in historical attire, celebrating at a Boston Tea Party reenactment event. They are smiling and cheering with one woman's fist triumphantly raised. The background is blurred, focusing on their expressions of joy. Text overlay promotes the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum as a revolutionary experience.

Act Three: Huzzah for Griffin’s Wharf

Immerse yourself in the heart of the revolution: march alongside fife and drum corps from Old South Meeting House to Griffin’s Wharf!

This electrifying journey through history is heightened by a thrilling encounter with Red Coats in Post Office Square, transporting you back to the atmosphere of 1773!

The image features a group of individuals dressed in historical costumes resembling those of the American Revolutionary period, marching along a city street at night. They are wearing red and blue coats with white breeches and black tricorn hats, carrying muskets. A sign on the left advertises the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum event, hinting at a reenactment or historical celebration. The image features a group of individuals dressed in historical costumes resembling those of the American Revolutionary period, marching along a city street at night. They are wearing red and blue coats with white breeches and black tricorn hats, carrying muskets. A sign on the left advertises the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum event, hinting at a reenactment or historical celebration.

Act Four: Boston Harbor, a Tea Pot Tonight!

Join the procession to Harborwalk, where the Sons of Liberty will recreate the iconic scene of dumping tea into the harbor!

Cheer along with thousands as we relive the moment that ignited a revolution, complete with bleacher and standing room for spectators.

Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Actors in period costume are seen throwing crates from a ship's deck into the water, reenacting the famous 1773 protest. The scene is set at dusk with the ship illuminated by ambient light, and a sign in the foreground promotes the experience as 'A Revolutionary Experience'. Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Actors in period costume are seen throwing crates from a ship's deck into the water, reenacting the famous 1773 protest. The scene is set at dusk with the ship illuminated by ambient light, and a sign in the foreground promotes the experience as 'A Revolutionary Experience'.

Mark Your Calendars for an Unforgettable Historical Event

This commemorative year promises a journey back in time, bringing to life the spirit and courage of the Sons of Liberty! Be a part of this historical spectacle and witness the Boston Tea Party as if you were there 250 years ago!

Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Four individuals in colonial-era clothing stand against a brick wall background. From left to right, two are playing flutes, and the other two are playing drums. An informational sign mentioning the historic event is partially visible in the background. The ambiance evokes the spirit of a bygone era. Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Four individuals in colonial-era clothing stand against a brick wall background. From left to right, two are playing flutes, and the other two are playing drums. An informational sign mentioning the historic event is partially visible in the background. The ambiance evokes the spirit of a bygone era.

Visit Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum!

Travel back in time and be a part of history with Boston Tea Party Museum! This interactive museum will take you on a historical adventure. Learn more about the battles and important events of the famous Boston Tea Party with live characters in action. They also feature 3D holograms and more! You even get to venture on authentic replicas of the gorgeous ships used in battle. Another feature of their interactive tour is that you get to experience throwing tea overboard just like one of the Sons of Liberty.

Get your Boston Tea Party Museum Tickets and learn more about the events that contributed to the change of American history!

Your Boston Tea Party Museum Tickets from FunEx include:

  • Museum Admission
  • Interactive Tour (this is subject to availability)

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Last updated Jully 01, 2024.


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Buy your discount Boston Tea Party Museum tickets starting at only $19.43 vs gate price. Save up to 25%! Lowest prices guaranteed on FunEx!


NEW on December 16: The 250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party

Step back in time and witness Boston's 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party! In a breathtaking reenactment, the spirit of 1773 will be reborn through a series of spectacular acts staged at key historical sites across the city!

This image captures an indoor reenactment of the Boston Tea Party. A crowd surrounds a central, well-lit stage where actors in period costumes engage with the audience. Elevated galleries filled with spectators overlook the scene, enhancing the atmospheric historical setting. This image captures an indoor reenactment of the Boston Tea Party. A crowd surrounds a central, well-lit stage where actors in period costumes engage with the audience. Elevated galleries filled with spectators overlook the scene, enhancing the atmospheric historical setting.

What to Expect at the 250th Anniversary Party?

Act One: Faneuil Hall & The Boston Tea Party – A Protest in Principle

Dive into the heart of the revolution at Faneuil Hall! This 90-minute presentation revisits the crucial events of the Boston Tea Party and its enduring impact through centuries!

A historical reenactor dressed in 18th-century attire, including a tricorn hat, is gesturing passionately during a speech at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. The setting is dimly lit to evoke the era, with a captivated audience in colonial dress seated in the background. The lower part of the image features the text 'Boston Tea Party - A Revolutionary Experience'. A historical reenactor dressed in 18th-century attire, including a tricorn hat, is gesturing passionately during a speech at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. The setting is dimly lit to evoke the era, with a captivated audience in colonial dress seated in the background. The lower part of the image features the text 'Boston Tea Party - A Revolutionary Experience'.

Act Two: A Reenactment of the Meeting of the Body of the People

Step into the Old South Meeting House, the very place where 5,000 men decided the fate of the East India Company Tea!

Witness a reenactment of Samuel Adams giving the signal that sparked the Boston Tea Party, followed by a livestream of the tea being thrown into Boston Harbor!

Image shows a person dressed in historical attire with a navy coat, white ruffles at the wrist, and a tricorner hat. They are gesturing passionately with both hands raised. A banner at the bottom reads 'Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum - A Revolutionary Experience'. The setting appears to be an indoor event with dim lighting and an audience in the background. Image shows a person dressed in historical attire with a navy coat, white ruffles at the wrist, and a tricorner hat. They are gesturing passionately with both hands raised. A banner at the bottom reads 'Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum - A Revolutionary Experience'. The setting appears to be an indoor event with dim lighting and an audience in the background.

Patriots and Loyalists

Gather at Downtown Crossing for a free public event! As debates rage inside the Old South Meeting House, hear a Town Crier deliver news of the tea crisis and witness colonial Bostonians discuss the imminent consequences!

The image features two enthusiastic women dressed in historical attire, celebrating at a Boston Tea Party reenactment event. They are smiling and cheering with one woman's fist triumphantly raised. The background is blurred, focusing on their expressions of joy. Text overlay promotes the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum as a revolutionary experience. The image features two enthusiastic women dressed in historical attire, celebrating at a Boston Tea Party reenactment event. They are smiling and cheering with one woman's fist triumphantly raised. The background is blurred, focusing on their expressions of joy. Text overlay promotes the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum as a revolutionary experience.

Act Three: Huzzah for Griffin’s Wharf

Immerse yourself in the heart of the revolution: march alongside fife and drum corps from Old South Meeting House to Griffin’s Wharf!

This electrifying journey through history is heightened by a thrilling encounter with Red Coats in Post Office Square, transporting you back to the atmosphere of 1773!

The image features a group of individuals dressed in historical costumes resembling those of the American Revolutionary period, marching along a city street at night. They are wearing red and blue coats with white breeches and black tricorn hats, carrying muskets. A sign on the left advertises the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum event, hinting at a reenactment or historical celebration. The image features a group of individuals dressed in historical costumes resembling those of the American Revolutionary period, marching along a city street at night. They are wearing red and blue coats with white breeches and black tricorn hats, carrying muskets. A sign on the left advertises the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum event, hinting at a reenactment or historical celebration.

Act Four: Boston Harbor, a Tea Pot Tonight!

Join the procession to Harborwalk, where the Sons of Liberty will recreate the iconic scene of dumping tea into the harbor!

Cheer along with thousands as we relive the moment that ignited a revolution, complete with bleacher and standing room for spectators.

Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Actors in period costume are seen throwing crates from a ship's deck into the water, reenacting the famous 1773 protest. The scene is set at dusk with the ship illuminated by ambient light, and a sign in the foreground promotes the experience as 'A Revolutionary Experience'. Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Actors in period costume are seen throwing crates from a ship's deck into the water, reenacting the famous 1773 protest. The scene is set at dusk with the ship illuminated by ambient light, and a sign in the foreground promotes the experience as 'A Revolutionary Experience'.

Mark Your Calendars for an Unforgettable Historical Event

This commemorative year promises a journey back in time, bringing to life the spirit and courage of the Sons of Liberty! Be a part of this historical spectacle and witness the Boston Tea Party as if you were there 250 years ago!

Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Four individuals in colonial-era clothing stand against a brick wall background. From left to right, two are playing flutes, and the other two are playing drums. An informational sign mentioning the historic event is partially visible in the background. The ambiance evokes the spirit of a bygone era. Image of a historical reenactment at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Four individuals in colonial-era clothing stand against a brick wall background. From left to right, two are playing flutes, and the other two are playing drums. An informational sign mentioning the historic event is partially visible in the background. The ambiance evokes the spirit of a bygone era.

Visit Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum!

Travel back in time and be a part of history with Boston Tea Party Museum! This interactive museum will take you on a historical adventure. Learn more about the battles and important events of the famous Boston Tea Party with live characters in action. They also feature 3D holograms and more! You even get to venture on authentic replicas of the gorgeous ships used in battle. Another feature of their interactive tour is that you get to experience throwing tea overboard just like one of the Sons of Liberty.

Get your Boston Tea Party Museum Tickets and learn more about the events that contributed to the change of American history!

Your Boston Tea Party Museum Tickets from FunEx include:

  • Museum Admission
  • Interactive Tour (this is subject to availability)

Discount tickets to Boston Tea Party Museum from FunEx

Logo of FunEx with stylized lowercase letters in blue except for a capitalized, red 'E'. Above the word 'fun', two red dots represent a smiling face. The text 'by Fun Express' in gray is positioned below the main logo.

Lowest Prices Guaranteed!

FunEx is an authorized seller of Boston Tea Party Museum tickets. We are one of the largest sellers of Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum discount tickets in the country, and we couldn’t have thrived for over 30 years if we weren’t highly trusted by our customers. We would love for you to come join our family and enjoy the best price for Boston Tea Party Museum as well as other attractions nationwide!

Hassle-Free Transaction, Skip the Line!

Another benefit of purchasing with FunEx is that you do not need to print your Boston Tea Party Museum tickets. Consider your phone your new best friend because all you need to do is present your e-tickets at the gates and, viola, in you go!

Last updated Jully 01, 2024.