New York City Transportation

 105 Reviews  Wouldnt be a trip to NY without a journey in a famous yellow cab, dont be worried by stories about rogue taxi fares etc, they are all licensed and you can agree a price before you get in, add a couple... 

 29 Reviews  Grand Central Station is beautiful. Its nice to see its classical style preserved, unlike Penn Station. The Metro North runs to Grand Central Station from the suburbs north of New York, Connecticut,... 

 13 Reviews  Beware of this company. They offer bus transport to Penn Station from La Guardia but they do not go directly to Penn Station as their brochure and anyone that you might talk to at the airport might... 

 39 Reviews  Thanks everyone for your help. Our plans to stay in the city fell through at the last minute so we wound up at the Comfort Inn in downtown Brooklyn about 2 miles from the Brooklyn Cruise terminal. My... 

 16 Reviews  16 miles from Manhattan sits the Newark Airport, one of three major international airports serving NYC. Newark has to be one of the worst airports I have used for numerous reasons. One, it is so... 

 10 Reviews  New York City's many sightseeing sites are all accessible to MTA buses and the subway. The best way to see the sights is by bus. There is a web site that lets you tour Manhattan's sights as if you... 

 14 Reviews  You see more of the city just by walking. Take good shoes, and be fit! It is about 5 miles from Ground Zero to Central Park. You will, however, pass through a number of areas, and see many different... 

 9 Reviews  New York's Penn Station (code: NYP), used to be the terminal station for the Pennsylvania Railroad (hence the name of the station). Nowadays, it is the station used by Amtrak, as well as the Long... 

 4 Reviews  The New York Water Taxi offers commuter service between Manhattan and other points along New York City’s coastline. It is great fun. Here are some of the stops the water taxi makes along the East... 

 3 Reviews  While on a visit to New York, I just had to go on a helicopter tour over the city. The tour was pretty expensive and only lasted a few minutes. However, the thrill of flying over one of the world's... 

 4 Reviews  As this is the most comprehensive website for public transportation directions in New York, even New Yorkers use is all the time. It will give you directions, estimated travel time plus walking... 

 NelleYak Says:  Contrary to what most might advise, with such a short period of time in NYC, you might want to consider one of the tour busses. The tours are varied in length,... 

 gwened Says:  I used to park by madison square gardens, but it was severalyears ago not back in the big apple, cheerspickk any you want here map and prices will tellyouhappy... 

 machomikemd Says:  ride around the central park in a horse drawn carriage! the cost of a 45 minute ride is a mindblowing $ 90 (expensive if you're just alone but very cheap is... 

 mariahc1 Says:  We used the Grayline Sightseeing Tour services on both of our trips to New York City. It is a really great way to see the city especially if you are travelling... 

 mindcrime Says:  The second time we visited NY we had time to travel to other cities too, and one of the best things we did was to travel to another city with MEGABUS.It's a low... 

 jo104 Says:  If like me you happen to be staying in Jersey city it is only a 15min ride into town on the Path train so perhaps something to think about when you are... 

 adamhunger Says:  If you are visiting New York City or surrounding suburbs including Westchester, Nassau Counties, or town in New Jersey, plan your trip using... 

 Gypsystravels Says:  The Airtrain is one of the easiest, most economical ways of getting to and from Kennedy Airport. There are a few ways of boarding the Airtrain which is easily... 

 Deborahtnc Says:  I am not sure how I feel about the Super Shuttle. We flew into Newark and had bought vouchers for to and from New York through Orbitz so it was already paid... 

 daryll Says:  Grayline sightseeing is a good choice for those coming to New York for the first time and yet had little time to explore.If you get 3 day ticket which cost USD... 

 devil66 Says:  There are many ways to transfer from LaGuardia Airport (LGA) to Manhattan. They are well summarized by the official airport... 

 Ewingjr98 Says:  The George Washington Bridge connects Manhattan to New Jersey, and is the 13th largest suspension bridge in the world. With about 300,000 vehicles crossing each...