Secauscus,NJ, to Subway Station

"M Chou" <m.shen.chou@> wrote in message
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>I will be visiting NYC in July and am hoping to use the subway to move
>around. However, I will be living on the NJ side. I have already checked
>out the MTA site. I am checking to see if there is a bus that picks up at
>Mill Creek Mall, Secaucus, or Newark Airport and can drop off at a subway
>station, preferably, Grand or Penn Station. If there is one, can you
>provide the frequency, schedule, fare, and/or web site. Thanks in advance.

From Mill CReek Mall, you can get the Bus 320, to New York Port Authority
Terminal. The fare would be $2 and the travel time would be about 30
minutes. You can get to the Grand Central or the Penn Station by walking a
couple of blocks, or taking a subway.

Secaucus has a train station, and you can get a train to NYPenn for about 4
dollars or so. It should take you about 15-20 minutes.

From the Newark Airport, you can take the line 62 to Newark Penn Station
($1.10), and then take the PATH trains to 33rd st, via journal sqaure. There
is probably some Coach America buses that take you to New York for $12 or so
too, but I've never taken them.

"Bob Scheurle" <njtbob@X-verizon-X.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 00:55:26 GMT, Michael Finfer <finfer@>
> wrote:
>>
>>> From the Newark Airport, you can take the line 62 to Newark Penn Station
>>> ($1.10), and then take the PATH trains to 33rd st, via journal sqaure.
>>> There
>>> is probably some Coach America buses that take you to New York for $12
>>> or so
>>> too, but I've never taken them.
>>
>>Or you could take the airport monorail out to NJ Transit and take the
>>train straight to Penn Station. More expensive, but much quicker.
>
> $14.00 one-way from Newark Airport to NY Penn Station.
>

I took it two months back, and i think it was more like 8.50

Michael Finfer wrote:
> Or you could take the airport monorail out to NJ Transit and take the
> train straight to Penn Station. More expensive, but much quicker.

Debatable. I don't know what time of day this trip is going to take
place, but I last flew in on a weekday afternoon, took the monorail to
Terminal A, hopped right on the bus (had little enough baggage to make
it practical, and was at Newark Penn Station within 15 minutes. There's
still the $4 or whatever it costs to take the train from there to
factor in, but still, I found it a great bargain.

Pete from Boston wrote:
> Michael Finfer wrote:
> > Or you could take the airport monorail out to NJ Transit and take the
> > train straight to Penn Station. More expensive, but much quicker.
>
> Debatable. I don't know what time of day this trip is going to take
> place, but I last flew in on a weekday afternoon, took the monorail to
> Terminal A, hopped right on the bus (had little enough baggage to make
> it practical, and was at Newark Penn Station within 15 minutes. There's
> still the $4 or whatever it costs to take the train from there to
> factor in, but still, I found it a great bargain.

why did you have to take the monorail to Terminal A, unless you just
wanted to try it out? The buses that take you to the newark penn
station are available at all the terminals.

V wrote:
> Pete from Boston wrote:
> > Debatable. I don't know what time of day this trip is going to take
> > place, but I last flew in on a weekday afternoon, took the monorail to
> > Terminal A, hopped right on the bus (had little enough baggage to make
> > it practical, and was at Newark Penn Station within 15 minutes. There's
> > still the $4 or whatever it costs to take the train from there to
> > factor in, but still, I found it a great bargain.
>
> why did you have to take the monorail to Terminal A, unless you just
> wanted to try it out? The buses that take you to the newark penn
> station are available at all the terminals.

I just went down there because that's where they hang out before they
start the trip. I didn't remember that it stopped at all the terminals,
but I guess it probably did.