psychic will i get to travel the world by the time I'm in college? will i live and stay in jersey city?
all my life or move some where else? if so will i like it there.
Horoscopes - 2 Answers
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after the age of 24 to 34 you rise in life and travel a lot, With all the money you will have , you could live anywhere you liked.
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It depend on how you spend your life traveling to different areas
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
About Parking in Jersey City or Hoboken near or at a train station
Parking in Jersey City or Hoboken near or at a train station?
I am traveling from PA to NYC. I saw that there are parkings near Jersey City and Hoboken stations but, do they have the same costs as any other parking in NYC (approx $30)? Are those parking stations in New Jersey, within walking distance from the train stations? Any more insights for my commuting? Thanks
New York City - 2 Answers
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Information on "Hoboken PATH Train Parking" http://411newyork.org/guide/2007/04/23/hoboken-path-train-parking/
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There are not many places in NYC (manhattan) that are $30/night, plus you will pay $8 for the tunnel. There are a bunch of places near all of the path stations that take daily renters at <$30/day. Then just hop the path train into the city. I guess it depends on how many people are in the car, and how much junk you have to bring (if you are 4 people, or have a bunch of strollers, I would be tempted to drive in
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I am traveling from PA to NYC. I saw that there are parkings near Jersey City and Hoboken stations but, do they have the same costs as any other parking in NYC (approx $30)? Are those parking stations in New Jersey, within walking distance from the train stations? Any more insights for my commuting? Thanks
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Information on "Hoboken PATH Train Parking" http://411newyork.org/guide/2007/04/23/hoboken-path-train-parking/
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There are not many places in NYC (manhattan) that are $30/night, plus you will pay $8 for the tunnel. There are a bunch of places near all of the path stations that take daily renters at <$30/day. Then just hop the path train into the city. I guess it depends on how many people are in the car, and how much junk you have to bring (if you are 4 people, or have a bunch of strollers, I would be tempted to drive in
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Sunday, April 1, 2012
About What is the most danergous transportation in Jersey City
What is the most danergous transportation in Jersey City?
The most dangerous transportation can be how people, things, animals, or information travel. I need to know that the most dangerous transportation is and how it is dangerous. Also if you are an expert in this area leave your email (if possible). And if you know someone that is an expert in this area leave there phone or email. Ttry to give as much info as possible thank you.
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its jersey city nothing ever happens in new jersey (i would know)
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More people are killed in cars than any other type of vehicle, although on a per person / per trip percentage basis, the space shuttle is the most dangerous vehicle ever invented
The most dangerous transportation can be how people, things, animals, or information travel. I need to know that the most dangerous transportation is and how it is dangerous. Also if you are an expert in this area leave your email (if possible). And if you know someone that is an expert in this area leave there phone or email. Ttry to give as much info as possible thank you.
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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its jersey city nothing ever happens in new jersey (i would know)
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More people are killed in cars than any other type of vehicle, although on a per person / per trip percentage basis, the space shuttle is the most dangerous vehicle ever invented
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Friday, March 2, 2012
About How do I get to waterbury conneticut from jersey city
How do I get to waterbury conneticut from jersey city?
I am planning on going to conneticut next weekend. I was wondering what is the cheapest way of going because I have no car. I have the money for travel but I wanna save some for the date I have next week. Any ideas and price ranges would be good too please help?
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I don't have any idea about this. Sorry!
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PATH to Christopher St http://www.panynj.gov/path/schedule.html A/C Subway uptown to the Port Authority Greyhound to Waterbury
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I agree that you start by taking the PATH train into the city to 33rd st, but then take the subway to Grand Central (take the N/Q/R one stop uptown to Times Sq, then the shuttle), and take the Metro-North commuter train to Bridgeport and change for Waterbury. PATH is $1.75, subway is $2.25 (get a $4 Metrocard to pay for both), and the off-peak train is $12.50 one way
I am planning on going to conneticut next weekend. I was wondering what is the cheapest way of going because I have no car. I have the money for travel but I wanna save some for the date I have next week. Any ideas and price ranges would be good too please help?
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I don't have any idea about this. Sorry!
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PATH to Christopher St http://www.panynj.gov/path/schedule.html A/C Subway uptown to the Port Authority Greyhound to Waterbury
Answer 3 :
I agree that you start by taking the PATH train into the city to 33rd st, but then take the subway to Grand Central (take the N/Q/R one stop uptown to Times Sq, then the shuttle), and take the Metro-North commuter train to Bridgeport and change for Waterbury. PATH is $1.75, subway is $2.25 (get a $4 Metrocard to pay for both), and the off-peak train is $12.50 one way
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
About How hard is it to commute from New York City back to Jersey late at night by public transportation
How hard is it to commute from New York City back to Jersey late at night by public transportation?
Travelling to New Jersey / New York City for 7 days. My hotel is in Elizabeth, NJ by the Newark Airport. I was wondering how hard it was to commute from New York City back to New Jersey. What is the easiest way? What are the options for commute? Also, should I be concerned about safety here? Any input is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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There are no options for commute. You should reconsider your hotel in Elizabeth and perhaps stay in brooklyn or queens or a cheap hotel in the city. Elizabeth is very out of the way and unless you rent a car I dont see how you are going to get back there late at night, unless you pay for a cab which will cost you an arm and a leg. You may want to consider looking for a hotel in Hoboken or Weehawken as well, since they are right over the river.
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I think the train is really your only option, unless you want to shell out a lot of money for a car service. However, I don't know how safe the Elizabeth train station is. Elizabeth is not the nicest place in NJ, and that's being kind. Here's a train schedule from NY Penn to the Elizabeth station: http://www.njtransit.com/sf_tr_schedules.jsp?action=entry&resptype=U&MinB=0&MinA=0&Fare=Y&Line=&LineDesc=&LineLookup=&LineExt=&LineExt2=&STime=12%3A00+PM&RTime=1%3A00+PM&Oloc=New+York+Penn+Station&OSID=105+++++&Dloc=Elizabeth&DSID=41++++++&back=sf_tr_schedules.shtml&ori=105+++++%3ANew+York+Penn+Station&des=41++++++%3AElizabeth&DOW=W&mm=3&dd=26&yyyy=2007&date=3%2F26%2F2007 If you do use the train, make sure to have a taxi waiting for you in Elizabeth. Unless you want to get mugged.
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NJ tranist trains is about it and they end at 1:40 in the morning and dont start again until 4:30ish...look them up online for theschedule. But its totally safe and not a bad ride, just dont fall asleep
Travelling to New Jersey / New York City for 7 days. My hotel is in Elizabeth, NJ by the Newark Airport. I was wondering how hard it was to commute from New York City back to New Jersey. What is the easiest way? What are the options for commute? Also, should I be concerned about safety here? Any input is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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There are no options for commute. You should reconsider your hotel in Elizabeth and perhaps stay in brooklyn or queens or a cheap hotel in the city. Elizabeth is very out of the way and unless you rent a car I dont see how you are going to get back there late at night, unless you pay for a cab which will cost you an arm and a leg. You may want to consider looking for a hotel in Hoboken or Weehawken as well, since they are right over the river.
Answer 2 :
I think the train is really your only option, unless you want to shell out a lot of money for a car service. However, I don't know how safe the Elizabeth train station is. Elizabeth is not the nicest place in NJ, and that's being kind. Here's a train schedule from NY Penn to the Elizabeth station: http://www.njtransit.com/sf_tr_schedules.jsp?action=entry&resptype=U&MinB=0&MinA=0&Fare=Y&Line=&LineDesc=&LineLookup=&LineExt=&LineExt2=&STime=12%3A00+PM&RTime=1%3A00+PM&Oloc=New+York+Penn+Station&OSID=105+++++&Dloc=Elizabeth&DSID=41++++++&back=sf_tr_schedules.shtml&ori=105+++++%3ANew+York+Penn+Station&des=41++++++%3AElizabeth&DOW=W&mm=3&dd=26&yyyy=2007&date=3%2F26%2F2007 If you do use the train, make sure to have a taxi waiting for you in Elizabeth. Unless you want to get mugged.
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NJ tranist trains is about it and they end at 1:40 in the morning and dont start again until 4:30ish...look them up online for theschedule. But its totally safe and not a bad ride, just dont fall asleep
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
About Is anyone traveling to Atlantic city, new jersey for fathers day weekend
Is anyone traveling to Atlantic city, new jersey for fathers day weekend?
I made reservations for Friday 19th to Monday 22nd, around 2 months ago, but it looks like the weather is going to be horrible, I don't mind having fun with my boyfriend under the rain, but of course everyone in Atlantic city wants to enjoy the sun, also we are going celebrating my graduation. What do you think? what should i do? the weather didn't look good the whole next week but i have been dreaming with this day!! :( any suggestions?
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Add to any gift a list of the reasons why you appreciate him. Perhaps have it inscribed on a wall plague. Please don't get a joke card. In my 20+ years of working with fathers, it has been rare that a joke card that makes fun of his abilities is really appreciated. I wrote this to "Dear Abby" for Father's Day, March 19, 2005. APPRECIATION FOR JOB WELL DONE IS WHAT FATHERS WANT TO HEAR DEAR ABBY: Today is Father's Day, so why don't we try to do more for dear old Dad than give him the usual greeting card that promotes the idea that all dads are imbeciles, followed by a collect call to see what he thought of the card. (Father's Day is the day when the most collect calls are made.) We should treat our fathers the way we treat our mothers on Mother's Day and show them we appreciate them for being there. Yes, you probably tell your father all the time that you love him, but the minds of men work differently. Anyone can say "I love you," but as men, knowing that we are appreciated for a job well done is what really gets us teary-eyed. Something else you can do -- especially you sons out there (but daughters can do it, too) -- is to make sure Dad has been to the doctor for a checkup, including depression screening. This can go a long way toward making sure he's here on Father's Day next year. I wasn't raised by my father, but by a stepfather. Although we did not see eye-to-eye on many things, I would not be the person I am today if it were not for him. This man, who spent years climbing on top of heavy construction equipment to prepare the ground for many of the homes, businesses, roads and highways of Southern California, now finds it difficult to get into a car. Although none of the houses or roads have his name on them, they are all testaments to his life and the lives of men like him. So today, let's do something extra for Dad, without him pulling out his wallet to pay for it. -- George McCasland, Overland Park, Kansas *************************************************************** Remember, there's a lot of us fathers sitting in nursing homes whose children live too far away to visit. Contact an activities director about volunteering Sunday morning. Read a list out loud about why you appreciated your father
I made reservations for Friday 19th to Monday 22nd, around 2 months ago, but it looks like the weather is going to be horrible, I don't mind having fun with my boyfriend under the rain, but of course everyone in Atlantic city wants to enjoy the sun, also we are going celebrating my graduation. What do you think? what should i do? the weather didn't look good the whole next week but i have been dreaming with this day!! :( any suggestions?
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Add to any gift a list of the reasons why you appreciate him. Perhaps have it inscribed on a wall plague. Please don't get a joke card. In my 20+ years of working with fathers, it has been rare that a joke card that makes fun of his abilities is really appreciated. I wrote this to "Dear Abby" for Father's Day, March 19, 2005. APPRECIATION FOR JOB WELL DONE IS WHAT FATHERS WANT TO HEAR DEAR ABBY: Today is Father's Day, so why don't we try to do more for dear old Dad than give him the usual greeting card that promotes the idea that all dads are imbeciles, followed by a collect call to see what he thought of the card. (Father's Day is the day when the most collect calls are made.) We should treat our fathers the way we treat our mothers on Mother's Day and show them we appreciate them for being there. Yes, you probably tell your father all the time that you love him, but the minds of men work differently. Anyone can say "I love you," but as men, knowing that we are appreciated for a job well done is what really gets us teary-eyed. Something else you can do -- especially you sons out there (but daughters can do it, too) -- is to make sure Dad has been to the doctor for a checkup, including depression screening. This can go a long way toward making sure he's here on Father's Day next year. I wasn't raised by my father, but by a stepfather. Although we did not see eye-to-eye on many things, I would not be the person I am today if it were not for him. This man, who spent years climbing on top of heavy construction equipment to prepare the ground for many of the homes, businesses, roads and highways of Southern California, now finds it difficult to get into a car. Although none of the houses or roads have his name on them, they are all testaments to his life and the lives of men like him. So today, let's do something extra for Dad, without him pulling out his wallet to pay for it. -- George McCasland, Overland Park, Kansas *************************************************************** Remember, there's a lot of us fathers sitting in nursing homes whose children live too far away to visit. Contact an activities director about volunteering Sunday morning. Read a list out loud about why you appreciated your father
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
About What kind of public transportation does New York have going to Jersey City, New Jersey
What kind of public transportation does New York have going to Jersey City, New Jersey?
I will be travelling to New York next month and staying in Jersey City, New Jersey somewhere in Tonnele Avenue. This is my first time in going to New York. Aside from taking a taxi, is there public transportation that could take me there in Jersey City? I would really appreciate for any help.
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You can take the PATH train. It connects lower Manhattan with Jersey City / Hoboken / Newark: http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/path/html/map.html Hope this helps.
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You can take the Path Train from The World Trade Center, Christopher Street, 9th Street, 14th Street, 23rd Street or 33rd Street to the Journal Square Stop. Here's some info - http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/path/html/
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I wish you could have been more specific in the address. W/O knowing where you are starting from on Tonnele it is hard to get more specific. If you are staying at a hotel/motel, they can give exact directions. There is local bus service on Tonnele Av but nothing that goes into NYC. Between Jersey City and NY - you have PATH (subway). The Journal Square station is closest to Tonnele Avenue. Fare is $1.75 each way. Checking on Google maps it is hard to say whether the station is within walking distance or you would have to take a local bus to get to that PATH station. At Journal Square you have a choice of 2 routes: Midtown Manhattan (33rd St) with stops in Manhattan at Christopher St, 9th St/6th Av, 14th St/6th Av, 23rd St/6th Av and 33rd St/6th Av/Broadway. You can also get a train that goes to lower Manhattan (World Trade Center-WTC)
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I went to new york last week and i can list out these transportation, from the best to the worst. 1. Subway (underground train) 2. Cab for quicknest, bus for cheapnest 3. Car (absolutely NOT recommended) 4. Someone else's car. (Definitely don't try. Newyorkers are expecially rude and if they offer you a ride, you never know where you will be next and if you are alive at all, how much money was taken from you
I will be travelling to New York next month and staying in Jersey City, New Jersey somewhere in Tonnele Avenue. This is my first time in going to New York. Aside from taking a taxi, is there public transportation that could take me there in Jersey City? I would really appreciate for any help.
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You can take the PATH train. It connects lower Manhattan with Jersey City / Hoboken / Newark: http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/path/html/map.html Hope this helps.
Answer 2 :
You can take the Path Train from The World Trade Center, Christopher Street, 9th Street, 14th Street, 23rd Street or 33rd Street to the Journal Square Stop. Here's some info - http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/path/html/
Answer 3 :
I wish you could have been more specific in the address. W/O knowing where you are starting from on Tonnele it is hard to get more specific. If you are staying at a hotel/motel, they can give exact directions. There is local bus service on Tonnele Av but nothing that goes into NYC. Between Jersey City and NY - you have PATH (subway). The Journal Square station is closest to Tonnele Avenue. Fare is $1.75 each way. Checking on Google maps it is hard to say whether the station is within walking distance or you would have to take a local bus to get to that PATH station. At Journal Square you have a choice of 2 routes: Midtown Manhattan (33rd St) with stops in Manhattan at Christopher St, 9th St/6th Av, 14th St/6th Av, 23rd St/6th Av and 33rd St/6th Av/Broadway. You can also get a train that goes to lower Manhattan (World Trade Center-WTC)
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I went to new york last week and i can list out these transportation, from the best to the worst. 1. Subway (underground train) 2. Cab for quicknest, bus for cheapnest 3. Car (absolutely NOT recommended) 4. Someone else's car. (Definitely don't try. Newyorkers are expecially rude and if they offer you a ride, you never know where you will be next and if you are alive at all, how much money was taken from you
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
About Affordable travel plans, for a mother and young daughter, to Atlantic City, New Jersey
Affordable travel plans, for a mother and young daughter, to Atlantic City, New Jersey?
Best-affordable place to stay? Age appropriate 'family style' type fun? (6 yr. old) Eatery that we shouldn't miss!?
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Best-affordable place to stay? Age appropriate 'family style' type fun? (6 yr. old) Eatery that we shouldn't miss!?
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There's a Ripley's Believe It or Not there. I don't recommend casinos. I've only been to one, but the air was saturated with cigarette smoke. I couldn't understand how anyone would bring their kids there, but they do
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
About What is the best & fastest way (other than cab) to get from JFK Airport to Jersey City
What is the best & fastest way (other than cab) to get from JFK Airport to Jersey City?
I had to change my travel plans a little. Was going to stay in NY but now will stay at the Ramada at Tonnelle in Jersey City next month. Problem is that I will be arriving by plane at JFK in Queens, NY. So instead of using a cab which will be kinda expensive, I am just wondering if there is some Airtrain or PATH or something that connects New Jersey to JFK.
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A cab would be the fastest but as you say it would be expensive. From JFK, Take the AirTrain to the Howard Beach subway station. From there take a Manhattan bound A train to Chambers Street. At Chambers St use the staircase at the back of the platform, exit thru the turnstiles and walk down the passageway to the Vesey St stairs. Make a right on Vesey St and walk down to the PATH WTC station (about 1 block). Take a Newark bound PATH train to Journal Square. The hotel is about 1 block away. The AirTrain fare is $5.00 and the subway fare is $2.25 (as of 6/28/09). At the Howard Beach station purchase a $7.25 MetroCard from the vending machines (buy 2 if you will be making a return trip - it will save time). Use the turnstiles that marked "to subway". Those turnstiles will deduct the entire $7.25. . "A" trains run approximately every 12-15 minutes. The trip to Chambers St should take about 45 minutes. The PATH fare is $1.75. At the PATH WTC station you can either buy a round trip MetroCard for $3.50 or a single ride card for $1.75. PATH takes about 12 minutes. Note: If you buy the MetroCard keep it separate from the 2nd one you bought at Howard Beach (if you decide to buy it) because the faces cards are identical in appearance (the backs may be different). Edit (Apologies to Y!A but I had to respond to the other answer [for the sake of accuracy] and you'll save about $50 one way): The subway is not grimy or dirty. At Howard Beach you should be able to get a seat on the train. The train will get a bit crowded as you get closer to Manhattan but that is to be expected on a heavily traveled line.
Answer 2 :
Believe it or not, the best thing for you to do is rent a car!! Unlike in NYC where no one drives, you are DEFINITELY going to need a car in New Jersey anyway, so, rent one cheaply at JFK and drive to your hotel in comfort, rather than shlepping yourself and your bags on trains and buses. For example, the cab fare from JFK to Manhattan, including tolls and tips, etc., is about $60 bucks, and that only gets you to Manhattan, you'd still have to get yourself to Jersey, which is no mean feat and would probably cost at least another $60 or more, so, like I said, believe it or not, a cheap compact rental car is your best, and certainly your most comfortable, option!! Sure, you could take the AirTrain and the Subway and then yet ANOTHER train or a bus to New Jersey, and maybe save a dollar or two, but, sheesh, it takes hours and is grimy and dirty and crowded and, well, just thoroughly unpleasant in every possible way imaginable. Good luck, and the link below is a guide to car rental companies at JFK.
I had to change my travel plans a little. Was going to stay in NY but now will stay at the Ramada at Tonnelle in Jersey City next month. Problem is that I will be arriving by plane at JFK in Queens, NY. So instead of using a cab which will be kinda expensive, I am just wondering if there is some Airtrain or PATH or something that connects New Jersey to JFK.
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A cab would be the fastest but as you say it would be expensive. From JFK, Take the AirTrain to the Howard Beach subway station. From there take a Manhattan bound A train to Chambers Street. At Chambers St use the staircase at the back of the platform, exit thru the turnstiles and walk down the passageway to the Vesey St stairs. Make a right on Vesey St and walk down to the PATH WTC station (about 1 block). Take a Newark bound PATH train to Journal Square. The hotel is about 1 block away. The AirTrain fare is $5.00 and the subway fare is $2.25 (as of 6/28/09). At the Howard Beach station purchase a $7.25 MetroCard from the vending machines (buy 2 if you will be making a return trip - it will save time). Use the turnstiles that marked "to subway". Those turnstiles will deduct the entire $7.25. . "A" trains run approximately every 12-15 minutes. The trip to Chambers St should take about 45 minutes. The PATH fare is $1.75. At the PATH WTC station you can either buy a round trip MetroCard for $3.50 or a single ride card for $1.75. PATH takes about 12 minutes. Note: If you buy the MetroCard keep it separate from the 2nd one you bought at Howard Beach (if you decide to buy it) because the faces cards are identical in appearance (the backs may be different). Edit (Apologies to Y!A but I had to respond to the other answer [for the sake of accuracy] and you'll save about $50 one way): The subway is not grimy or dirty. At Howard Beach you should be able to get a seat on the train. The train will get a bit crowded as you get closer to Manhattan but that is to be expected on a heavily traveled line.
Answer 2 :
Believe it or not, the best thing for you to do is rent a car!! Unlike in NYC where no one drives, you are DEFINITELY going to need a car in New Jersey anyway, so, rent one cheaply at JFK and drive to your hotel in comfort, rather than shlepping yourself and your bags on trains and buses. For example, the cab fare from JFK to Manhattan, including tolls and tips, etc., is about $60 bucks, and that only gets you to Manhattan, you'd still have to get yourself to Jersey, which is no mean feat and would probably cost at least another $60 or more, so, like I said, believe it or not, a cheap compact rental car is your best, and certainly your most comfortable, option!! Sure, you could take the AirTrain and the Subway and then yet ANOTHER train or a bus to New Jersey, and maybe save a dollar or two, but, sheesh, it takes hours and is grimy and dirty and crowded and, well, just thoroughly unpleasant in every possible way imaginable. Good luck, and the link below is a guide to car rental companies at JFK.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
About what is the best route to go from Jersey City to Cincinnati through Train or Bus
what is the best route to go from Jersey City to Cincinnati through Train or Bus?
I want to go from Jersey City, NJ to Cincinnati, OH. Can anyone guide me what would be the best route to go using Train or Bus? I don't want to travel in plane or in my car
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I don't think passenger rail service even exists between Jersey City and Cincinnati. You can take a Greyhound Bus (http://www.greyhound.com/home/), but it will take you 17 hours and cost at least $70! It's faster and almost the same price to take a plane, if that is at all possible for you. As a general rule, Americans travel within the US via car or airplane. That's just the way it is
I want to go from Jersey City, NJ to Cincinnati, OH. Can anyone guide me what would be the best route to go using Train or Bus? I don't want to travel in plane or in my car
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I don't think passenger rail service even exists between Jersey City and Cincinnati. You can take a Greyhound Bus (http://www.greyhound.com/home/), but it will take you 17 hours and cost at least $70! It's faster and almost the same price to take a plane, if that is at all possible for you. As a general rule, Americans travel within the US via car or airplane. That's just the way it is
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011
About How to travel from Old Bridge New Jersey to somewhere like New York City
How to travel from Old Bridge New Jersey to somewhere like New York City?
What is the fastest and cheapest method....bus...train..? Details will help.
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Train is faster but the bus is cheaper. Depends if you have lots of money or lots of time
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There's no train station in Old Bridge, but there is one in Aberdeen/Matawan, which is probably the nearest. Your best bet is to check the NJ Transit website--look at the North Jersey Coast Line. Also check out the Academy Bus line website
What is the fastest and cheapest method....bus...train..? Details will help.
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Train is faster but the bus is cheaper. Depends if you have lots of money or lots of time
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There's no train station in Old Bridge, but there is one in Aberdeen/Matawan, which is probably the nearest. Your best bet is to check the NJ Transit website--look at the North Jersey Coast Line. Also check out the Academy Bus line website
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
About What is the best way to travel from Penn Station New York to Somerset City New Jersey at 10.00 p.m
What is the best way to travel from Penn Station New York to Somerset City New Jersey at 10.00 p.m.?
My wife & I are ariving at Penn Stn in New York at 10.00 p.m., & have to reach Somerset New Jersey. we are looking for a safe & reasonably economical means of travel from the station to our final destination. This is our first trip to U.S.A.
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Take the train from Penn Station. You will want to check this website: {www.njtransit.com} for the exact times. Look under the tab entitled "trip planner". If you don't like trains, you can take a bus from the Port Authority, and get those times from the same website. Hope this is helpful to you
My wife & I are ariving at Penn Stn in New York at 10.00 p.m., & have to reach Somerset New Jersey. we are looking for a safe & reasonably economical means of travel from the station to our final destination. This is our first trip to U.S.A.
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Take the train from Penn Station. You will want to check this website: {www.njtransit.com} for the exact times. Look under the tab entitled "trip planner". If you don't like trains, you can take a bus from the Port Authority, and get those times from the same website. Hope this is helpful to you
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
About where would i find a bachelorette erotic cake in jersey city new jersey, or new york i am willing to travel
where would i find a bachelorette erotic cake in jersey city new jersey, or new york i am willing to travel.?
I grew up in new jersey, and i have a bachelorette party next month, i need adult candy, x-rated cake, and favors any ideas??
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I grew up in new jersey, and i have a bachelorette party next month, i need adult candy, x-rated cake, and favors any ideas??
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Monday, May 2, 2011
About I live in jersey city nj how can i travel to one executive drive in somerset nj
I live in jersey city nj how can i travel to one executive drive in somerset nj?
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Take Route 1 to the NJ Turnpike South. Take the I-287 exit 10 to Metuchen/Edison Twp./Perth Amboy - go 1.2 mi Take 287 N about 11 mi Take the CR-527 exit 10 to New Brunswick/S Bound Brook and turn left off the exit on to Davidson Ave IN JUST 0.2 miles, turn right at Executive Drive The DoubleTree is sort of impossible to miss now. Oh, by the way, NJ Transit also stops in New Brunswick if you want to take the train in. There's only a couple of stops per day, though, and you'd need to catch a cab or bus to the DoubleTree
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Take Route 1 to the NJ Turnpike South. Take the I-287 exit 10 to Metuchen/Edison Twp./Perth Amboy - go 1.2 mi Take 287 N about 11 mi Take the CR-527 exit 10 to New Brunswick/S Bound Brook and turn left off the exit on to Davidson Ave IN JUST 0.2 miles, turn right at Executive Drive The DoubleTree is sort of impossible to miss now. Oh, by the way, NJ Transit also stops in New Brunswick if you want to take the train in. There's only a couple of stops per day, though, and you'd need to catch a cab or bus to the DoubleTree
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
About How much time does it takes to travel from New Jersey, paterson to New York city by car
How much time does it takes to travel from New Jersey, paterson to New York city by car?
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1hr
Answer 2 :
It will about 30 minutes (60 minutes in traffic). My advice, if you want to avoid the traffic, take the train. Good luck
Answer 3 :
About 30 minutes. But could take up till 80 minutes during traffic.
Answer 4 :
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1hr
Answer 2 :
It will about 30 minutes (60 minutes in traffic). My advice, if you want to avoid the traffic, take the train. Good luck
Answer 3 :
About 30 minutes. But could take up till 80 minutes during traffic.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
About If I stayed in New Jersey, how long wld it take me to travel to New york city by the ferry
If I stayed in New Jersey, how long wld it take me to travel to New york city by the ferry?
I m planning a trip to NY city, anyone know any good hotels in NY, or in NJ-- closer towards NY city? If I stay in New Jersey, how long will it take me to get to times square or JFK airport? Does the New york water taxi stop in New Jersey?
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The last ferry between Manhattan and New Jersey stopped running back around World War 2. Water taxis aren't available either. Jersey City and Hoboken are close to NYC if you use the PATH train, should take about ten minutes travel time from either. Add another ten minutes to get from the PATH station at 33 Street to Times Square. JFK is another matter. That trip is at least 45 minutes on a good day from midtown, and as a realistic matter expect 75 minutes.
Answer 2 :
I m planning a trip to NY city, anyone know any good hotels in NY, or in NJ-- closer towards NY city? If I stay in New Jersey, how long will it take me to get to times square or JFK airport? Does the New york water taxi stop in New Jersey?
New York City - 2 Answers
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The last ferry between Manhattan and New Jersey stopped running back around World War 2. Water taxis aren't available either. Jersey City and Hoboken are close to NYC if you use the PATH train, should take about ten minutes travel time from either. Add another ten minutes to get from the PATH station at 33 Street to Times Square. JFK is another matter. That trip is at least 45 minutes on a good day from midtown, and as a realistic matter expect 75 minutes.
Answer 2 :
Hi, there are several ferry routes to the city, some go downtown and others midtown. If you take the ferry to midtown, you are within minutes of Times Square. JFK Airport would require you to take a cab or the subway (Train to the Plane) which you could get at Times Square. Consider the ferry to Belford or Atlantic Highlands for a visit to the NJ shore area. Hope this helps. Barb
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
About Relocated to a Jersey city office, looking for a nice/affordable accomodation within a travel time of 45 min
Relocated to a Jersey city office, looking for a nice/affordable accomodation within a travel time of 45 min?
Would have preffered to have direct trains to the office What might be nice areas to leave near jersey city
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waldwick Nj used to live there nice town and lots of stuff and bus and train to NYC
New York City - 1 Answers
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waldwick Nj used to live there nice town and lots of stuff and bus and train to NYC
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
About psychic reader, do you think i will stay in jersey city , because i want to travel around the world
psychic reader, do you think i will stay in jersey city , because i want to travel around the world....?
the only place i was raise and stay was only jersey city, will i stay in that place forever or live in another city?
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i can tell you more than that but i just need to know your name is it santhia
the only place i was raise and stay was only jersey city, will i stay in that place forever or live in another city?
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i can tell you more than that but i just need to know your name is it santhia
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
About Travel from Newark Liberty International Airport to the Exchange Place PATH Station in Jersey City, NJ
Travel from Newark Liberty International Airport to the Exchange Place PATH Station in Jersey City, NJ?
I will be doing this trip on a weekday, how much will the total fare be? Is this plan correct? 1) Take Airtrain to Newark International Airport Station 2) From Airport Station, take NJ Transit train to Newark Penn Station 3) From Newark Penn Station, take PATH rail to Exchange Place Station So I should take the bus to Newark Station? I don't know which option to do with me lugging around a carryon. What do you think?
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Answer 1 :
You can do it that way, but it might be faster (and less expensive) to take a bus. NJ Transit used to have a bus directly from the airport to Newark Penn Station; not sure if it still does.
Answer 2 :
Step 1: New Jersey Transit #62 and #67 goes to Newark for $1.35 Fare Zone. Make sure to get on Newark-bound, because if you got on Perth Amboy/Toms River-bound, you'll have to paid additional fare. Step 2: Get off at Newark Penn Station, purchase $1.75 single ride PATH ticket and take World Trade center train to Exchange Place.
Answer 3 :
My friend, if you have a carry-on, my advice take the train, which is faster. The route that you stated in your question is correct. The total fare $9.50, which is broken down as followed: NJ Transit/Airtrain from EWR to Penn Station Newark: $7.75 PATH Rail from Penn Station Newark to Exchange Place $1.75 Please note, when purchasing your NJ Transit ticket at the Newark Airport train station, an access charge of $5.50 is include with the NJ Transit ticket. I hope this information is very helpful. Good luck
Answer 4 :
Famous NY answered this question best. I would follow her advice. Also, I know that those buses have a relatively large section you can place your luggage on behind the driver's area. As long as you're not taking the bus during rush hour, I'm sure there will be room for your luggage. I think you're allowed one large luggage bag and one small back pack to carry with you at your seat on that particular bus. It goes directly from Newark Airport to Newark Penn Station where you can take the PATH train. Don't waste your time or money by taking two additional trains from the airport. I know the 62 bus runs frequently. You can go to NJtransit.com and find its exact schedule on there. It goes to all Terminals A, B, and C
I will be doing this trip on a weekday, how much will the total fare be? Is this plan correct? 1) Take Airtrain to Newark International Airport Station 2) From Airport Station, take NJ Transit train to Newark Penn Station 3) From Newark Penn Station, take PATH rail to Exchange Place Station So I should take the bus to Newark Station? I don't know which option to do with me lugging around a carryon. What do you think?
New York City - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You can do it that way, but it might be faster (and less expensive) to take a bus. NJ Transit used to have a bus directly from the airport to Newark Penn Station; not sure if it still does.
Answer 2 :
Step 1: New Jersey Transit #62 and #67 goes to Newark for $1.35 Fare Zone. Make sure to get on Newark-bound, because if you got on Perth Amboy/Toms River-bound, you'll have to paid additional fare. Step 2: Get off at Newark Penn Station, purchase $1.75 single ride PATH ticket and take World Trade center train to Exchange Place.
Answer 3 :
My friend, if you have a carry-on, my advice take the train, which is faster. The route that you stated in your question is correct. The total fare $9.50, which is broken down as followed: NJ Transit/Airtrain from EWR to Penn Station Newark: $7.75 PATH Rail from Penn Station Newark to Exchange Place $1.75 Please note, when purchasing your NJ Transit ticket at the Newark Airport train station, an access charge of $5.50 is include with the NJ Transit ticket. I hope this information is very helpful. Good luck
Answer 4 :
Famous NY answered this question best. I would follow her advice. Also, I know that those buses have a relatively large section you can place your luggage on behind the driver's area. As long as you're not taking the bus during rush hour, I'm sure there will be room for your luggage. I think you're allowed one large luggage bag and one small back pack to carry with you at your seat on that particular bus. It goes directly from Newark Airport to Newark Penn Station where you can take the PATH train. Don't waste your time or money by taking two additional trains from the airport. I know the 62 bus runs frequently. You can go to NJtransit.com and find its exact schedule on there. It goes to all Terminals A, B, and C
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
About How do I travel from New York City to New Jersey by train or bus
How do I travel from New York City to New Jersey by train or bus?
I'm trying to go to the Walmart in New Jersey.
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Answer 1 :
by train is better
Answer 2 :
take a train from Grand Central or a bus from the port authority bus station...., both are not too far from Central Park and I think that's in manhattan...
Answer 3 :
I'll go all out and say which ever one is the cheapiest.
Answer 4 :
That depends on where you want to go in New Jersey, there are many WalMarts. Everything goes from Penn Station in Manhatten. But you will need to go to the website of NY/NJ Port Authority to find which bus or train will take you where you want to go. http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/ Also try New Jersey Transit for train schedules. http://www.njtransit.com/hp/hp_servlet.srv?hdnPageAction=HomePageTo If you are going from the south end of Manhattan, the PATH from the World Trade Center site is now running again, so you can go from there.
Answer 5 :
Train or Bus....depending on where in Manhattan you might have to take both. but my first choice is Train. You can get to the Path from 33rd street. bring you right into Hoboken NJ and connect on NJ Transit to Secaucus hop on a cab tell them to walmart. Express buses bring travelers from Secaucus to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, near Times Square, in approximately 20 minutes. Trains from Secaucus Junction reach Penn Station New York in 9 minutes and Hoboken in 10 minutes. You may change to a PATH train to lower Manhattan in Hoboken. All northern New Jersey NJ Transit rail lines and Amtrak stop at Secaucus Junction Access to Secaucus Junction rail station is by taxi, or bus only. There is no commuter parking at the station. Distance from Manhattan to S. Jersery is 3.81 miles to this store Wal-Mart Store #3520 400 Park Place Secaucus, NJ 07094 (201) 325-9280
Answer 6 :
The best way to travel from Newyork City to New Jersey is by bus.
Answer 7 :
You can take the bus from The Port Authority directly to the Walmart in Secaucus, NJ. Bus 320 One way $2.30
Answer 8 :
Take the bus from Port Authority... why go to the walmart when you can go to Woodbury Commons outlets!!!!!
Answer 9 :
Go to njtransit.com. Use the "Trip Planner." Enter your starting address and the address for the Walmart. Choose all options - and njtransit.com will tell you all the bus and train routes, as well as traveling time and fares.
Answer 10 :
You can take the path train in either Penn Station or World Trade Center (ground zero) or NJ transit at port authority on 42nd st and 8th ave
Answer 11 :
the one and only wal mart in new jersey, huh
I'm trying to go to the Walmart in New Jersey.
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Answer 1 :
by train is better
Answer 2 :
take a train from Grand Central or a bus from the port authority bus station...., both are not too far from Central Park and I think that's in manhattan...
Answer 3 :
I'll go all out and say which ever one is the cheapiest.
Answer 4 :
That depends on where you want to go in New Jersey, there are many WalMarts. Everything goes from Penn Station in Manhatten. But you will need to go to the website of NY/NJ Port Authority to find which bus or train will take you where you want to go. http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/ Also try New Jersey Transit for train schedules. http://www.njtransit.com/hp/hp_servlet.srv?hdnPageAction=HomePageTo If you are going from the south end of Manhattan, the PATH from the World Trade Center site is now running again, so you can go from there.
Answer 5 :
Train or Bus....depending on where in Manhattan you might have to take both. but my first choice is Train. You can get to the Path from 33rd street. bring you right into Hoboken NJ and connect on NJ Transit to Secaucus hop on a cab tell them to walmart. Express buses bring travelers from Secaucus to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, near Times Square, in approximately 20 minutes. Trains from Secaucus Junction reach Penn Station New York in 9 minutes and Hoboken in 10 minutes. You may change to a PATH train to lower Manhattan in Hoboken. All northern New Jersey NJ Transit rail lines and Amtrak stop at Secaucus Junction Access to Secaucus Junction rail station is by taxi, or bus only. There is no commuter parking at the station. Distance from Manhattan to S. Jersery is 3.81 miles to this store Wal-Mart Store #3520 400 Park Place Secaucus, NJ 07094 (201) 325-9280
Answer 6 :
The best way to travel from Newyork City to New Jersey is by bus.
Answer 7 :
You can take the bus from The Port Authority directly to the Walmart in Secaucus, NJ. Bus 320 One way $2.30
Answer 8 :
Take the bus from Port Authority... why go to the walmart when you can go to Woodbury Commons outlets!!!!!
Answer 9 :
Go to njtransit.com. Use the "Trip Planner." Enter your starting address and the address for the Walmart. Choose all options - and njtransit.com will tell you all the bus and train routes, as well as traveling time and fares.
Answer 10 :
You can take the path train in either Penn Station or World Trade Center (ground zero) or NJ transit at port authority on 42nd st and 8th ave
Answer 11 :
the one and only wal mart in new jersey, huh
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