Thank you for your inquiry. Lexington looks forward to welcoming you and your guest(s). The Liberty Ride Trolley offers discount passes for seniors, AAA members, and active military. We also participate in the GoBoston card program. The Liberty Ride is owned and operated by the Town of Lexington. It is not part of any national park pass. Our trolley does have a wheelchair lift. It is recommended that you call 24 hours in advance if you will need the wheelchair lift.

The Trolley we rode was not scooter accessible. Still, I suggest contacting them directly, they may have accessible trolleys.

There was no extra fee if you took the Liberty Ride Tour. However, I do not believe the Minuteman National Park charges a fee. There's no fee to see "The Road to Revolution" at the visitor's center. The entire park spans a number of towns so monitoring use fees would be challenging I would think. Some of the historic buildings charge access fees but those are separate.

We did not do any pre-reading, but my daughter had just had the Revolutionary War in school last year. I thought the tour covered it nicely and gave a good chronology.

Hello Allison, We are a tour, not a hotel. Hotels in Lexington include the Aloft, the Element, Quality Inn, and the Inn at Hastings Park.