Yonkers

Yes u can or u can take the 7 bus right outside and it leaves u right on the corner. The bus is free till labor day so there's some saving

yes

Yes

Yes. You can take Amtrak from Yonkers to Florida, but you will have to change trains at Penn Station in NYC.

You can catch Amtrak trains here

There is no parking lot specific to the railroad so permit not required. There is one public parking across the street... not too sure of the daily rates... and there are 4 hour meters that you can download app to pay electronically. The lot before 9 has parking spots available.... meter parking becomes full at around 8.

Armenia is north of Poughkeepsie, the last stop, but you may be able to find transportation

No, only Metronorth and Beeline bus.

Download the MTA app for that kind of information. You are asking on a site that is for reviewers, we are not the MTA.

Yes you can on the Amtrak train... Not MetroNorth

Parkimg is not available for commuters. There is an indoor pay to park place nearby. Street parking is with meters and limited.

I know that there is a phone number that one is supposed to call if you lose something on the train. It's too bad you didn't report it right away to the train person because then they could have given you the number and told you what to do. I think if you call 511 you might be able to press the buttons and finally speak to a person to get information.

The 7 bus goes there

In Manhattan at 125 (harlen) and Grand center last stop

can you walk from the station to the pier

Don't know but you can call and ask. Good luck.

Trains arriving in Grand Central after 10am are off peak

It is more expensive to buy the fare on the train. Yonkers station has ticket booths. To go to Madison Square Garden you go to Grand Central then take the subway shuttle to times square and down to Penn Station. Go to Google Maps, search for Madison Square Garden tap on Directions

Thank you all.

I don't recommend minors go anywhere unattended 🤨 especially on a train station, any train station.

Yes, lots of parking

Rail trains have monthly rates, yes. The monthly rates, as you might imagine, same as subways and buses; depend on distance traveled to and from work and home, for example.