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On the same level as the Amtrak waiting area, is a Amtrak luggage storage center. $10 per day, per bag, max bag weight of 50lbs. Can only be used by valid Amtrak ticket holders.

Yes, $2.75

You can pick up passengers along 7th and 8th Avenues near the taxi lines. Or along 31 Street between 7th and 8th is another option.

Any New Jersey Transit train on the timetable that has an airplane symbol (✈.) When in doubt, ask a NJ Transit employee in the station.

92$ dollars via train service

No

Trenton,or Newark depending where ur at

Yes, they are!

You take the Amtrak.

Yes !!! Inside of pent station almost in front of magnolia bakery

New York City? As kennected said it's a vague question. And as for spam questions people are asking a question about location on Google maps. The answer is literally right there anyway

There are two trains, "regular" and "Acela." The coach class fare on regular trains can be purchased between $45 and $75 per ticket, one way, depending on the train. The cost of the Acela is $110-125 one way.

Check the NJT website.

Not that I am aware of.

For Amtrak passengers who require assistance with luggage, Red Caps are available at the main Amtrak entrances on 8th Avenue and on the Service Drive, and at the Amtrak waiting area inside the station. Red Caps are generally not available at the 7th Avenue entrances. Red Cap service is free but tipping is customary.

You can get a ticket from the Amtrak ticket window or on line... https://m.amtrak.com/h5/r/www.amtrak.com/home.html

You will be at 8 and 40 so about 6 blocks so I would say 10 minutes

Yes

How much is train from NY Penn Station to Newark Penn Station?

Yes they can. There are no size restrictions insomuch that you can find someone to store anything for you. Storage whether renting a locker or paying to have them hold on to it for you (large items like surfboards or bikes) will usually cost anywhere from $5 to $50 depending on size and length of storage.

$16.75 on New Jersey Transit. More on Amtrak (varies, but as low as $40 if you book in advance).

To the best of my understanding, if you want to perform inside a subway station, you have to be registered with program called "Music Under the Streets". Try a Google search for that. Google is good. Google is your friend.

they offer luggage storage

Go to Amtrak's website. The last I looked it was somewhere between $150- $300 a ticket

It is.

You have to catch the AirTrain JFK Red from the airport, then get on the Babylon train. Tienes que coger el AirTrain JFK Red del aeropuerto, y luego tomar el tren Babylon.

That would depend on where you're going.

Directly under Madison Square Garden.

You should really go to www.njtransit.com to check the current fares for the day of the week you are looking to make the trip for the most accurate info.

YOU CAN CALL AMTRAK, Or Go 2 any of the ticket windows. Make sure you have the proper identification.. Good luck

That's Amtrak, sometimes its about 160.00ish

Yup. You'll see the guys in red coats.. they sell the tickets for those tours

Only nearby paid parking lots or street parking. The station itself doesn't have a dedicated parking lot for commuters.

Yes

There is an app you can use. Or ticket office during the day at Penn Station.

The last train that goes to Newark Liberty Airport is 1:22am

U can take the Bus Or Amtrack . bus might put u closer but take longer

Go online on penn Station webiste and you'll find the number in contacts.

There are multiple elevators for each track. You have to read the signs

No

Nj transit app has a schedule and destination info

33th Street and 7th Ave...

Yes

From Downtown Los Angeles, take the Metro Red Line to the North Hollywood Station. Then take the North Hollywood 757 Express bus to the McBean Regional Transit Station (MRTC). From there connect to a Santa Clarita Transit routes 3 & 7 to Six Flags Magic Mountain.

In regards to NJ transit they are not allowed. However, from my personal experience most conductors won't say anything but I have had a conductor ask me to leave.

Yes. There are machines, counters and you can buy them on the train. If you buy on the train there is a surcharge.

What does this have to do with Penn Station?

Due to increased security since 9/11, there are no longer storage lockers at Penn Station nor is there a luggage attendant. The only option available for storing baggage at Penn Station is for those with Amtrak tickets.

It varies everyday, download the app and it will update you

I don't think so

For boarding or arrival Amtrak has a Red Cap service. As for real rental you may want to check with wheelchair rental services in NY - some do have a delivery option.

Varies from $53 to $82 for the Amtrak train.

No there isn't

Take a NJ Transit train that stops at Secaucus Junction and transfer there to MetLife Stadium. Note that only some events at MetLife have train service so check first.

Why are you asking here? I suggest you inquire with Amtrak. Their website or Twitter is more appropriate for asking THIS type of question.

You're asking this question while you're on Google maps? 🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ I would suggest going to the Amtrak website for further info.

For ticketed Amtrak customers there is.

New York city?

That's like asking for the number to JFK airport.

Did you mean the ticket window?

Most likely....but follow up with BOA for confirmation.

This is an easily searchable question, check out this page which outlines alk your travel options: https://www.tripsavvy.com/getting-from-nyc-to-philadelphia-1613035 Amtrak is fast (about 1.5 hours) but extensive ($39-$179 each way) vs. NJT to Trenton where you would transfer to the SEPTA train the rest of the way (takes about 2.5 hours total) but it's cheaper (about $20)

Yes you can buy tickets online

$13.25 One-Way. Easily found on NJ Transit website under " schedules and fares ".

Are you on the internet right now? please check New Jersey Transit as well as Amtrak's websites for ticket counter info.

So you have time to board.

That depends where you want to go

Each MTA ride is $1.75

You're on the internet, asking vague questions about travel. Questions are not helpful to anyone current or future. Do people really think they're speaking with vendors (this example Amtrak) when they ask questions here?

Luggage Storage can be found just around the corner from the station as Penn Station itself doesn’t offer luggage storage

Bagged claim for what company? you're on the internet you can Google the company you're looking for and find out 🤷🏽‍♂️

Confirm online... With your confirmation number.

You can buy online or at a window on the station. Check New Jersey Transit or Amtrak websites for detailed info.

Where in PA? The last train to Philly is at 11:15pm and is $60.00 per adult. Hope that helps!

And!

The red cap is always present at the entrance door and ready to go if you request there service

If you travel on a airplane is 2 hours. If you ride with Amtrak or bus with 45 minutes is fine

call amtrak they should be able to tell what train and how much it cost call amtrak, they should be able to tell which train and how much it costs

Depends. Look up Amtrak, Long Island Railroad, or New Jersey Transit.

Which ever is closest and easiest

It's about (get this) 25-50 min via NJT from Penn Station to the EWR stop. Then you transfer and catch the AirLink to your specific terminal. That should be 15-30 min on that side. Hope this helps.

Check the Amtrak website

34 st. Penn station. New Jersey Transit.

Why are you asking Penn Station? Try the LIRR website or information line!

$9.25 or higher , if its peak it may have different rates

You can access at 35st and 8th av. There it has an enter neat you

It is about five blocks from Penn to Javits. Go out the 8th ave entrance and walk west towards the Hudson river the Javits is on 11th and 36th street, if you walk west you will see it A very big building You also can take the bus from 34th street you can get on the bus at 7th or 8th ave

TuCS

No there are no lockers at Penn Station

Amtrak has your route

Yes, can take the A, B or C or N, Q, R to the *heart of things.

Yes

Yes...it connects to the A,C, and E trains anyway...you can get one there.

Contact to MTA-e-tix to fares and schedule

Yes

MTA Pay-per-ride Metrocards are encoded with one free transfer per entry swipe (as when you're paying for multiple passengers to board a bus or enter the subway system) between different bus routes, or between bus and subway and vice versa. All of the encoded transfers are used when swiped to enter the transfer point. Unlimited ride Metrocards are good for one entry at each point, don't get encoded with a transfer, but allow one passenger unlimited entries over a 7- or 30-day period. They are encoded with a "Just Used" flag to prevent multiple entries at one point. That flag expires after about 20 minutes (so if one rider is willing to wait that long, a second rider can enter at the same station). The 6th, 7th and 8th Avenue subway lines are not connected along 34th Street, so there is no free transfer from one line to another. The 6th Avenue 34th Street station is connected to, and allows transfer between it and the Broadway line. The current MTA fare is $2.75.

No, I have never seen a locker at Penn Station. Sorry. Neither the LIRR, Amtrack or New Jersey Transit

Sorry, I don't give out my phone number. If you have a question ask

You take the westbound Babylon line train to Pennsylvania Station. For there with an MTA metro card, you may take the A, C, D, or E subway Uptown towards Inwood Station. The Baldwin Train to NY Penn cost 12.50 per passenger, less, possibly, if you are disabled or a senior.

Depends on where you are going

You may take Amtrak, but it will be costly upward to 240 dollars The travel by train less than the bus. However, at a longer time the bus from NYC is much less under $40, one way. Please check both the Amtrak and gobus.com sites. https://www.gobuses.com/

To Philadelphia by bus between $ 10 and $ 16. In regular trains the tourist class fare between $ 45 and $ 75, depending on the train. And in Acela between $ 110 and $ 125.

North side of West 33rd Street and East side of 7th Avenue.

At 6:00 a.m.

Due to increased security following the Sept 11th attacks, there are no longer storage lockers at Penn Station nor is there a live luggage attendant. Apparently, the only option available for baggage inside of Penn Station is for those with Amtrak tickets.

30 minutes.

$26 in Greyhound. Another option is boarding Acela Express then transfer to Greyhound in Washington. Please, see on line.

Yes, there is.

A or C Buses. Trains Babylon-Far Rockaway.

8th Avenue entrance corridor.

Bus Q42. M5. M7. Have nice and bless day.

You can wait in the waiting area.

The fare varies your destination determines the fare

Yes, it does.

You cannot leave your bags unattended on any station platform in New York especially for extended period of time, so talk to the MTA employees or Police at Penn Station.

Track 5.

Due to increased security following the Sept 11th attacks, there are no longer storage lockers at Penn Station nor is there a live luggage attendant. Apparently, the only option available for baggage inside of Penn Station is for those with Amtrak tickets.

Yes.

It should come at 10:35 am.

Northeast Corridor Trenton Transit Center

Yes it is quite safe

No

Wasabi sells sushi, Tracks sell clams and oysters on a half shell. The Kabooz has seafood entrees. Plus there's always a Filet O Fish at Mickey D's. Lol

Amtrak!

Kew Gardens Train Schedule - Long Island Railroad Huntington to Penn Station arrives in Kew Gardens at 9:48 AM.

World Trade Center train station.

That's because of some track renovation work being carried out.

If your Amtrak train arrives at either Grand Central station or Penn Station there is a subway connection , but for both stations follow the signs and go up the stairs for subway connections as you don't go outside for either station to catch subway connection.

Which court?

It's the same costs whichever option you choose.

Amtrak.com or call the 800#.

Most busses go to the port authority bus terminal at 42nd. There are a few (bolt bus and mega bus) which stop in the vicinity

Price of what?

You can use Path that is cheaper and cheaper.

Before you get to the track check on display for the right train and its track.

If you're asking if there's a train to Boston at Penn station I believe the answer is yes. You'd have to go upstairs. They have an escalator. I believe that is Amtrak.

Yes

Yes you can! The NJT's Northeast Corridor Line operates between NY Penn Station and Trenton NJ quite frequently. The stop right before Trenton is Hamilton, however the stop in Trenton might be closer depending on where in Hamilton you are going.

The fare would depend on when you're traveling, what seating class you'd like to travel in, and how far in advance you book the ticket. Amtrak's website should be helpful for finding a fare if you know when you would like to make the trip.

The Kabooz is a great choice, they're located inside and you can dine and relax with no worries. There many other fast casual eateries on the main and lower levels as well.

Taxi stands on 7th between 33rd and 32nd Street and on 8th Ave at the corner of 33rd and 8th Ave. You can also usually find a cab on 34th without much difficulty.

Yes, through a New Jersey Transit ticket agent/window or at the automated kiosks.

Call 311 the will give you the number

Depends on Distance, time and day!

There are plenty of garages near by but it would likely be cheaper to take a car service in if you are going to be gome for more than a day

Penn station

Yes. Take the Vermonter, Palmetto, Northeast Regional or Acela Express.

Yes, as long as your final destination isn't a higher number zone than what your ticket has. For example, if your ticket is to Oyster Bay (Zone 7, the number on your ticket) you can ride any line to any station zone 7 or lower. But if you want to go further out, like Ronkonkoma (zone 10) you need to get a ticket either from zone 7 to zone 10 (in addition to your 1-7 ticket) or a brand new Penn station to Ronkonkoma ticket. That said. If you mean between subway and lirr, only when they announce it during service issues.

TALK TO THE CHARGER OF THE TICKETS OR PiDE HELP THE PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO BUY IN THE BOX AND ABOVE ALL ASK GOD THAT SOMEONE HELP YOU. LUCK AND MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU

Yes it is

34 street and 7 ave

Get at Ticket window, never done online

Yeah

There are plenty of vending machines at the station, as well as ticket counters with agents. You can also purchase online with a credit card.

Penn is on 33rd St so a mile in street distance (20 blocks north-south), then factor in however many avenues (east-west) over.

Nope try to leave it at your hotel as long as possible

Are you sure you're in the right maps section?

Yes there are. Can't recall which banks but the major banks are all within a five to ten mins walk from the station.

Ohh I see you're referring to that little stores, my review is based on my actives I don't stop and those place Pen-stations only purpose is to catch a train. The stores are clean, you would have to review those stores individually.

Yes. 8th avenue. Redcaps are still here.

Bus is $20~40 range from NYC

Yes

All entrances will lead you to Amtrak. 7th avenuenear 33 street might be quicker

I can't respond to that.

Head up to the upper concourse (from the platform) and follow signs for the LIRR concourse/waiting area. Look out for your track number and head to the platform.

No, it's easy to navigate, and yes you should.

You should really go to www.njtransit.com to check the current fares for the day of the week you are looking to make the trip for the most accurate info.

$17-$20 + Dollars, cost me $17 to go to Salisbury station in Orange co NY

Yes

Yes. Go to the waiting area next to the escalator which goes down to the train tracks. You will sit down near the bags after you pay

Any train close to 34th and 6th. It's all walkable.

Yes, Seventh Avenue is the main taxi line, up a flight of escalators, but you could probably grab a cab on 8th Avenue too.

Escalator or elevator I've seen b

Yes, ask Staff

No luggage storage

Some Amtrak lines are running out of Grand Central Terminal. Trains going down the Northeast Corridor (DC and Boston) as well as trains going to Florida, New Orleans and Chicago are still leaving from penn. Trains going to upstate New York and Canada are leaving from Grand Central. Hope this helps.

I think the best option is to call Amtrak customer service to find out their policy

Depends where you're going

If there are lockers where you can for $ 10 daily

Check the train regulation.

Yes you can just make sure you have your bike chain up and a place it safe. They are bike rack out there if not chain it up on a tree.

Each passenger may bring 2 personal items (laptop bag, handbag, etc.) weighing no more than 25 lbs (11.3 kg) each and 2 carry-on items (actual luggage) weighing no more than 50 lbs (22.7 kg) each. Respectively, each item should be 14 by 11 by 7 inches and 28 by 22 by 14 inches in size. There is a pantry car (middle carriage) of the train (Northeast Regional) with dining tables. They offer quick snacks, from cookies/donuts to tea/coffee. Restrooms are unisex, together with wheelchair-accessible ones nearby. I don't think they have a special 'ladies' room, or carriage (if that's what you meant) on the train.

ABSOLUTELY ! In the overhead racks or under the seat, and you can also extend the seats ( to face each other) , it's will be more comfortable. .

Only for Amtrak passangers,if you have a ticket.

Pennsylvania station and Grand Central terminal

I don't believe so.

This is a public Google maps web page Find the Penn Station page

Some times i wonder if these questions are legitimate........ LIRR travels throughout long island. If you use the elevator and go to the next level, i know you can go to NJ and other places. Where do you want to go?

This is a public web page of Google maps Find the official page of the station Atte

Yes!

I would assume so, Penn Station is a giant station owned by Amtrak themselves but to make sure it can get to where you need it to, calling Amtrak would probably be your best bet.

Yes

Ja, but look for the correct subway to penn

If i couldve found the help desk i wouldve!!!

Yes

Yes. You could buy one at the station, but it could be sold out.

By PATH Take WTC train from Newark penn Change for Hoboken at exchange place.

They r actually pretty nice

As long as you are traveling within the continental United States a driver's license or a non driver's state issued ID card will be just fine. If you own a car, you may want to consider the Auto Train. The Auto Train is a specialized train that can take both passengers and vehicles all the way down to Florida. Just be aware that the drive from New York to Virginia is about 5 hours in and of itself

They have to come up out of the station to street level.

8ave and 34th street

,they r disgusting, but yes.

2 PIECES OF LUGAGE CAN BE brought on the train. Standard sizes

Lyft or cab

Fail.

yes

Yes just like what Melissa Lee said

It spans the entire area between 30-34th Street and 7-8th Avenues

Automated message boards... They'll change as the departing trains get assigned to their tracks.

Doesn't matter... Once you're inside, there will be plenty of signage to get you to where you need to be. Staff from Amtrack and/or the Port Authority will be around to help you if you need it.

there is no rental cars

yes

Uber.

Yes, take c in the uptown way

No

Call Amtrak

information desk

Plug it into Google, address, and it will tell you.

Probably $30+ a day for a lot. Or you might be able to find something near the west side highway but it will be difficult at best.

Hotel Pennsylvania 401 7th Ave. Directly across the street from the train station.

Lockers

Yes, you can keep you stuff there.

Because Amtrak is doing more of the "emergency repairs" they said they were ahead of schedule on during the summer, so 3 tracks are being closed and the others have the platforms mostly occupied by construction walls. Honestly the entire lower level of Penn needs to be nuked from orbit ASAP. Calling it a death trap is being too nice.

can you have two bags

It's safe just be smart.

Yes

$2.75 is the subway fare. $49 to DC is the cheapest you get on Amtrak. New Jersey Transit has prices on their website as does Amtrak.

amtrak

Where are the lockers? (Some people say there are and some people say there aren't)

yes

There is no place to store luggage unfortunately

Yes, you can catch the A train at Penn Station.

Fast foods - Roy Rogers, Tim Hortons, pizza, deli in a food court with seats, most are take-outs

I belive so

Right there on the street

No you cannot.

No but vertoe allows you to leave it with them for about $6 to$ 8 depending on size or weight. But its not a hassle to bring your luggage with you especially if it has wheels.

Website is the best place to check ticket prices and destinations

Find signs which point to 7th Ave and/or 1,2,3 subway trains. You want to take the 1 train. Due to weekend construction, 2 trains will also go to South Ferry until 2018.

Best to check NJ Transit website for schedule and tickets

Yes

Please refer to the timetables listed throughout the stations as track assignments may differ or change at any time.

Yes

From NJ transit, take escalator down , that will be LIRR station

Definitely, how else do you think kids get drugs back to NJ from Nyc.

The specific track number will be announced a few minutes before the train enters the station. A specific train number or route may be on virtually any track depending on the day. Each train/track is announced over the PA system and can be checked on board in the main concourse.

No, there no lockers

There are all kind of stores, but I think you could find balloons in the drugstore CVS

It is truly a s**thole.

33rd street

Refer to the sign boards, screens and timetables located throughout the station. There are also apps that can tell you live departure times for trains.

Until 10 p.m