Brian and Annie

Boston

Fly to Hyannis Airport on Cape Air from Boston Logan Airport and follow from there (~30 minutes for ~$100).

Take the Cape Flyer from South Station to the Hyannis Transportation Center and follow from there (~2 hours for ~$20). To get to South Station from Boston Logan Airport you can either take the Silver Line Bus (~20 minutes for free) or a cab (~20 minutes for ~$20-$30). Cape Flyer has not updated its summer 2017 schedule yet, but in previous years it has only had one departure on Fridays and twice on Saturdays.

Take the Plymouth and Brockton Bus from Boston Logan Airport or South Station to the Hyannis Transportation Center and follow from there (~2 hours for ~$26). The bus leaves multiple times per day and fills first come first serve starting at the airport so if you try to get on at South Station it may already be full.

Driving takes ~2 hours with no traffic. Ubers from Boston Logan will cost ~$150.

Driving takes ~2 hours with no traffic. Rent a car from one of the various car rental agencies at Boston Logan Airport or in and around Boston. Take I-93 South (or I-90 East to I-93 South if you are starting west of the city) and then take exit 7 for MA-3 South. Follow MA-3 South until it ends and continue over the Sagamore Bridge onto US-6 E. Take exit 10 for MA-124 bearing right towards Harwich/Brewster. Then take your first left onto Queen Anne Road and stay on that for ~7 miles -- the road will take you around a traffic circle (keep going straight) and will change names multiple times (Queen Anne Road becomes Old Queen Anne Road becomes Old Comers Road becomes MA-28 S becomes Shore Road). Chatham Bars Inn is located on Shore Road, just past the Chatham Pier.

Providence

Take the Peter Pan Bus from the Peter Pan Bus Terminal (yes they have an entire bus terminal in Providence) to Hyannis and follow from there (~2 hours for ~$31). The bus leaves multiple times per day. To get to the Peter Pan Bus Terminal from the Providence Airport or Train Station you will need to take a cab (~15 minutes for ~$15 in an Uber from the Airport and ~5 minutes for ~$8 from the Train Station).

Driving takes ~2 hours with no traffic. Ubers from Providence Airport will cost ~$100.

Driving takes ~2 hours with no traffic. Rent a car from one of the various car rental agencies at the Providence Airport or in and around Providence. Take I-195 East and then take exit 22A to merge onto MA-25 E toward Cape Cod. Then continue onto MA-28 S over the Bourne Bridge. Then at the Bourne Rotary take the 5th exit onto Sandwich Road. Follow the road for ~3 miles and then follow signs for the Mid-Cape Connector / US-6 E and continue onto US-6 E. Take exit 10 for MA-124 bearing right towards Harwich/Brewster. Then take your first left onto Queen Anne Road and stay on that for ~7 miles -- the road will take you around a traffic circle (keep going straight) and will change names multiple times (Queen Anne Road becomes Old Queen Anne Road becomes Old Comers Road becomes MA-28 S becomes Shore Road). Chatham Bars Inn is located on Shore Road, just past the Chatham Pier.

Hyannnis

Take the Cape Cod Regional Transit H20 Bus from the Hyannis Transportation Center to downtown Chatham (~1 hour for ~$2). The bus leaves multiple times per day. To get to the Hyanis Transportation Center from the Hyannis Airport you will need to take a cab (~5 minutes for ~$10 in an Uber).

Driving takes ~30 minutes with no traffic and there are generally quite a few Ubers and cabs at both the airport and the transportation center. Ubers will cost ~$50.

Rent a car from one of the various car rental agencies at the Hyanis Airport. If you arrive at the Hyannis Transportation Center there is one car rental agency there but the majority of the big name brands are at the airport so take a cab to the airport (~5 minutes for ~$10 in an Uber). At the traffic circle near the airport take the fifth exit (if coming from the airport terminal) onto Iyannough Road (MA 28-E) for one mile and then turn left onto Yarmouth Road. Then in ~2 miles take a right onto US-6 E. Take exit 10 for MA-124 bearing right towards Harwich/Brewster. Then take your first left onto Queen Anne Road and stay on that for ~7 miles -- the road will take you around a traffic circle (keep going straight) and will change names multiple times (Queen Anne Road becomes Old Queen Anne Road becomes Old Comers Road becomes MA-28 S becomes Shore Road). Chatham Bars Inn is located on Shore Road, just past the Chatham Pier.

New York City

There are flights from all major New York airports to Boston and Providence and Jet Blue runs one flight a day in the summer from JFK to Hyannis and follow from there (~1 hour and book early for cheaper rates).

Take the Amtrak from New York Penn Station or Newark Airport to Providence or Boston and follow from there (~3-4 hours and book early for cheaper rates). To get to Penn Station from JFK or LaGuardia Airports you can take a cab (~30 minutes with no traffic for ~$65) or from JFK you can take the airtrain to the E-Train (~1 hour for ~$7).

Take the Peter Pan Bus to Hyannis from the Port Authority Bus Terminal and follow from there (~6 hours for ~$63) or take MegaBus, BoltBus, or others from the Port Authority Bus Terminal to Boston and follow from there (~5 hours for ~$10-$50). The Port Authority Bus Terminal is attached to Penn Station (although it is a bit of a walk). See the train section above for information from JFK and LaGuardia Airports and from Newark Airport you can take New Jersey Transit to Penn Station (~25 minutes for ~$15).

Driving takes ~4-5 hours and just for fun we priced out the Uber which would cost ~$500.

Driving takes ~4-5 hours. Rent a car from one of the various car rental agencies at the various airports or in and around the city. Then take the following steps to get onto I-95 N in the Bronx and then follow below:

• From LaGuardia (~4.25 hours without traffic): Take the Grand Central Parkway east and take exit 9E for the Whitestone Expressway / I-678. Take the I-678 N over the Whitestone Bridge and continue onto the Hutchinson River Parkway N. Then take exit 6 for I-95 N toward New Haven.
• From JFK (~4.5 hours without traffic): Take I-678N and continue on it over the Whitestone Bridge and then continue onto the Hutchinson River Parkway N. Then take exit 6 for I-95 N toward New Haven.
• From Newark (~4.75 hours without traffic): Follow signs for I-78/I-95 and merge onto I-78 then take the exit for I-95 N. Continue on I-95 N over the George Washington Bridge and through the Bronx towards New Haven.
• From Midtown Manhattan (~4.5 hours without traffic): Take the FDR drive north then take exit 17 for the RFK (Triboro) Bridge and continue onto I-278 E toward New England then merge onto I-95 N toward New Haven.