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Grand Central Station (GCT) / Penn Station (Penn) /NJ Transit / Subways / Taxi Cabs
This tip is meant for travelers who want a guide on what time its safe to travel in/around NYC transportation. I would say as a general rule its totally fine to take any means of transportation (mentioned above) safely until about 12:00am. Then it gets a bit dicey and you need to be very aware of what is going on. Don't fall asleep!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would not be nervous at all on the Metro Trains up till that time, meaning GCT or Penn. Anyone taking in a Broadway show is just going home between 11pm and 12am so its always full of families and tourists scurrying back home or to their place of stay. Anyone who went into NYC for dinner is probably getting on the trains at this time as well.
I'm not that comfortable on NJ Transit, so I would say its probably okay to travel on the bus lines until 10pm and 11pm.
Subways are usally full with all types of people until around pretty late..probably 11pm and 12am. They run all night long but the bums are often out roaming around and the drunks are out too.
Taxi Cabs are okay for short destinations in NYC anytime, never heard of any problems except for bad driving!
Of course if you are traveling with a group, it would be okay to travel later than what I listed, this guide is more for maybe two or three people and women especially (traveling alone).
I would use this guide for anyday during the week. On the weekends you may find the trains more packed, but the same guidelines should apply. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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Pennsylvania Station, more commondly known as Penn Station, is one of New York City's main railway stations, sharing the Pennsylvania Station name with several stations in other cities.
The station is located on 32nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, and as one of the busiest stations in the world it's used by millions to get across North America. The station also has an several subway lines that run through it, listed below:
Subway stations at Penn Station:
Subway lines accessible from the Herald Square station, a block to the east:
B D F V (Manhattan to Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx) (6th Avenue)
N Q R W (Manhattan to Brooklyn, Queens) (Broadway) Leave a Comment Theme: TrainPhone: (212) 630-6401Website: http://www.transitcenter.com/transitguide/hub_nyp.htm
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Take subway is the most convinience way to get NYC and other parts of NY's neighborhoods, though i felt unsafe cos its so crowded but if you are in hurry its save time.
We took subway manytimes from Queens to NYC and to getting around in Manhattan, but we make sure that we have a sub way map to guide where we'll stop and as well as its very important that you should know what train you'll take, from train E, F, V, N.....
MTA card is your passport to take subway you can buy it in stores, stations by cash and through credit card. Fare of a subway and local bus is 2$ children with 44 inches tall are free. You can purchase unlimitted rides for one day and for one week use.
MTA card also can be used to ride MTA bus. Theme: TrainWebsite: http://www.mta.info/
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