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Thursday, September 2, 2010

About What is the cheapest way I can travel from New Jersey to New York City by train or buss

What is the cheapest way I can travel from New Jersey to New York City by train or buss?
I'm going to be going to New York City alot during the summer and paying for NJTransit is getting expensive since I am a college student. So if anyone has ideas or alternatives to it to get me to NYC that'd be great. I am trying o leave from Summit, NJ or somewhere near that area.
New York City - 7 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Nothing is cheaper than the bus,
Answer 2 :
You're already traveling to NYC the cheapest way. Suburban Bus lines goes through Summit to NYC but the price is way up there. Even if you buy a monthly ticket, it would cost much more than NJT.
Answer 3 :
Seems the only other alternative beside NJ transit is bus. From Summit get a ten trip pass -- Here is the link BUT it is 2008 pricing. http://www.lakelandbus.com/Fares.html there may be other options but that was the quickest to come up .
Answer 4 :
I know the PATH train is cheap but I have not idea if it goes to Summitt, but maybe something to look into.
Answer 5 :
They are almost the same price.I believe the train is about $4 extra,thats because you get into NYC quicker.
Answer 6 :
Students can get a discount on NJ Transit tickets, but only if you buy a monthly pass.
Answer 7 :
You can take bus route 70 from the Summit train station to Newark Penn Station. Once at Newark Penn Station, take the PATH train to Manhattan. The fare on the bus is $2.60 one way ($5.20 round trip per day), and the fare on the PATH will cost you $1.75 each way ($3.50 round trip per day). You can get a discounted unlimited ride MetroCard at Newark Penn Station PATH station for $25 a week and ride both the PATH and the Subway in Manhattan for as many times as you wish. I hope this information is very helpful. Good luck

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Monday, August 2, 2010

About I was wondering what might be the best way to travel from JFK airport to Jersey city, NJ late night

I was wondering what might be the best way to travel from JFK airport to Jersey city, NJ late night?
And I meant, by using public transport. How much would a taxi cost approximately? Thanks guys.
New York City - 5 Answers
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Answer 1 :
From my experience a cab would cost about $80, including tolls
Answer 2 :
Whats late night? If the trains are still running you can get the lirr into the Atlantic Center, the 4 into Fulton Street, and short walk to WTC and you can catch the PATH train, but that all depends on what time you are going.
Answer 3 :
Another method would be to take the AirTrain ($5) to Jamaica Station. Take the LIRR ($5 or $3 weekends all day) to Penn Station. From Penn Station you can take NJ Transit, or walk over 1 Avenue to 6th Avenue to the PATH Train or walk (or take 8th Avenue Train uptown 1 stop) to 40th and 8th Avenue (Port Authority Bus Terminal) and take NJ Transit Buses.
Answer 4 :
If you are travelling late at night I would suggest hiring a car service to pick you up. This way it beats looking for a cab, and paying their rates. The car service will have someone waiting for you, and you can pay by credit card and not worry about having the cash with you.
Answer 5 :
I take it switching from JFK to Newark Airport isn't an option?

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Friday, July 2, 2010

About What is the best route from Jersey City to Secaucus

What is the best route from Jersey City to Secaucus?
I want to travel from Jersey City to Secaucus using trains/buses since I won't have access to a car. I'll appreciate any insight on a detailed route. Thank You.
New York City - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
The NJ Transit #2 bus runs between Journal Square in Jersey City and Secaucus, with frequent service during the day. The link below has the schedule and route. The fare is $2.15, takes about 40 minutes.
Answer 2 :
As of May 1st, 2010, New Jersey Transit Route #2 is 2 zones fare, which is now $2.35

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

About How I can travel to JOURNAL SQUARE,Jersey City from NFK airport Newyork

How I can travel to JOURNAL SQUARE,Jersey City from NFK airport Newyork?
Please get me the possible ways of rail/bus transportation to reach the destiny which I had mentioned above.
New York City - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Don't you mean JFK Airport by the chance? If you mean JFK Airport, here's step. Step 1: Take Airtrain JFK "Howard Beach" train to Station A: Howard Beach. Step 2: From Airtrain Vending Machine, select new card, regular, other amount and put in $8.75. Step 3: Use Airtrain turnstile going directly into subway and $7 (Airtrain $5 and Subway $2 deducted). Step 4: Take Manhattan-bound (A) express train to Chambers St-World Trade Center. Step 5: Exit the station, and follow the temporality PATH detour sign to West Broadway/Vesey St and paid $1.75 with same MetroCard. Step 6: Take Newark train to Journal Square Station.
Answer 2 :
You mean JFK airport. Take the Path. Port authorithy to Journal Square. Heres the number for customer service- For customer information, please call: (800) 234-PATH/7284.
Answer 3 :
Journal Square runs on the path, so you can hook up with the path at ground Zero, but you do mean JFK right? If you do, get in a subway, it should be right outside the Airport, Take to the stop on 23 st, take the path to journal square
Answer 4 :
Hello, I would do it the hassle free way. I would just call a car service and have them bring me there from door to door. So you decide yourself if you want to save money or your nerves. Here is a toll free number for a car service called NY LIMO LAND it's 1-866-840-4141 or on the web www.nylimoland.com Good luck

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Sunday, May 2, 2010

About transportation system good enough for me to travel from Newark/Jersey City to NYC

is transportation system good enough for me to travel from Newark/Jersey City to NYC?
I will have no car, but i wanna rent hotel in Newark/Jersey City area and i'll touring at NYC a lot. any transportation can take me from Newark/Jersey City to NYC every day? Can you also provide me with link/map/details if possible? thanks a lot!
New York City - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
There is a train system (PATH) that stops in both Newark and Jersey City en route to NYC, for $1.75 each way. There is another train system (NJ Transit) that stops in Newark on the way into NYC. NJ Transit also operates numerous bus routes from NJ to NYC (and back). It's difficult to give you more details without knowing exactly where you seek to stay. The Pavonia area of Jersey City is the most convenient for getting to NYC, but those hotels are also more expensive than the ones out by Newark airport (where you will have a long and complicated trip into NYC). http://www.panynj.gov/CommutingTravel/path/html/map.html http://www.njtransit.com
Answer 2 :
It's good, but do you know how far Newark/Jersey City is from NYC without a car? It takes a while to get there. You need to take the NJ Transit, then transfer to the PATH Train, then transfer to the MTA at either 14th St. or 34th St. to get to where you need to go. Depending on how far you are from the nearest NJ Transit train or the PATH Train, it can easily take up to 45 minutes to an hour Are you sure you want to be walking around in Newark and taking the transit around there? Have you never heard about Newark...?
Answer 3 :
The transportation system is fine, but Newark is one of the most dangerous cities in the country. Most of the criminals that Giuliani kicked out of NYC moved to Newark, and i IMPLORE you to find a hotel in a different city. Parts of it are safe, of course, but most of it is not

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