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New York City: Getting There
They don't call it the Big Apple for nothing. Most major airlines fly into New
York via one of the 3 major airports (JFK, LaGuardia or Newark.) Southwest
flies into Long Island/Islip and has recently started service to LaGuardia through a
partnership with ATA Airlines. To find the best price, try the following strategies:
Other ways to get to NYC:
TRAIN: Amtrak stops in the heart of Manhattan at Penn Station.
BUS: The main terminal for Greyhound is at the Port Authority (625 8th Ave).There are also several other limited-service stops in Manhattan.
From Washington DC you can take the Washington Deluxe for $20.00 or $35.00
round-trip.
If you're in the upstate NY, northern NJ, or eastern PA, check out the Shortline
via Coach USA.
What's your favorite cheap way to get to NYC? Let us know here.
<<New York Home Once You've Arrived>>
They don't call it the Big Apple for nothing. Most major airlines fly into New
York via one of the 3 major airports (JFK, LaGuardia or Newark.) Southwest
flies into Long Island/Islip and has recently started service to LaGuardia through a
partnership with ATA Airlines. To find the best price, try the following strategies:
 | Subscribe to individual airline e-deals to learn of sales by email. |
| Use a search site like Sidestep , Expedia or Farecast to compare. |
| Utilize affiliations like credit card miles, student status or clubs. |
| Travel agents and packages can still sometimes give you the best deals. |
Other ways to get to NYC:
TRAIN: Amtrak stops in the heart of Manhattan at Penn Station.
BUS: The main terminal for Greyhound is at the Port Authority (625 8th Ave).
From Washington DC you can take the Washington Deluxe for $20.00 or $35.00
round-trip.
If you're in the upstate NY, northern NJ, or eastern PA, check out the Shortline
via Coach USA.
What's your favorite cheap way to get to NYC? Let us know here.
<<New York Home Once You've Arrived>>
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