Any travel tips? Going to corporate in suburban Boston next week, Needham area. I'll probably be in downtown Boston for awhile at some point, but will spend most of my time in hotels and conference rooms in suburbia.
How is hunting at Airports (never done that)?
Any interesting biomes I would find in the Boston area that I wouldn't find near Indianapolis?
I'm probably not going to go gym battling out-of-town - I figure I'll lose my local gyms and not be able to hold any of the ones in Boston, so I'm resigned to losing my 40 coin/day.
Logan is full of Voltorbs and Magnetons.
If you're on the T in Boston, check out the Aquarium stop on the Blue Line and Long Wharf. The Esplanade gets a lot of water spawns, too.
Gyms in the burbs are pretty stable these days, so don't resign yourself to losing coin.
I don't make it to Needham too often, but there are plenty of stops in most town centers, due to historic sites and monuments and such.
I frequent there and the best advice I can give is to get out of the airport and go to Downtown Crossing (don't go after dark as it turns into Bumtown Crossing). Or walk the freedom trail. State Street starting from the Aquarium, going through Faneuil Hall all the way to Boston common is also a good route to spins allot of stops and get good catches.
I have caught most of my Snorlax in Cambridge and have even encountered a Dnite there. So if you have time, the Harvard/MIT area is pretty good. If you are in the Seaport area as you are suggesting, Drydock ave and around the Harpoon Brewery (also a good stop if you like beer!) have unusual spawns relative to the rest of the city (fire types sometimes). Boston common is currently an Onix nest and up near the back bay there is a Bulbasaur nest. You can catch a ton of Croconaw/Totodile/sometimes even Feraligatr near the aquarium. The east side of the city where the aquarium is, is also where I have caught the most Dratini.
