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Hey, I will be in NYC for 7 days soon, I was wondering if there is a pass I can buy for the metro that would give me unlimited travel?
Assuming there is a pass, could I use this to get to Newark Penn Station as I will unfortunately (due to the distance) be staying near there. If not, is there a different pass I can buy to get from Newark Penn station to NYC Penn station each day?
Thanks
Check the following web site with info about Newark as well as getting around NYC. http://www.shadovitz.com/nyctransport/index.html
You can *not* use the MTA's Unlimited Ride Metrocard on NJ Transit trains between Newark Penn Station and NYC Penn Station.
You *can* use the MTA's Pay-Per-Ride Metrocard on the PATH trains which runs between Newark Penn Station and serveral stations in Manhattan including one at 33rd Street and 6th Avenue.
Get a 7 day unlimited Metrocard for the NYC subway/bus @ $27. As stated, you can NOT use it on the PATH system which services the Newark>NY route. You can buy a SmartLink 7-day unlimited card for $18 that you can use for the NJ>NY>NJ routes.
OK thanks, so I definitely can't use the metro card on the path train?
Nope.
TexasDave is WRONG.
You *can* use the Pay-per-ride Metrocard on the PATH.
http://www.panynj.gov/path/fares.html
Doesn't anybody know how to read these days??????
Thanks guys! So I can use the pay per ride metrocard on the path train but not the unlimited metrocard on the path train? I think thats what I understood from the 2 sites too.
Cheers!
Correct....But if you will be here for 7 days...get the unlimited!
You *can* use the Pay-per-ride Metrocard on the PATH.
http://www.panynj.gov/path/fares.html
Doesn't anybody know how to read these days??????
how rude timesquare - do some people not *know* how to be polite - I am getting tired of reading your incredibly rude comments intended for other forum users who have either posted a question or replied to one!
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