Hamilton Train Station

Check the NJ Transit to co firm times to NY Penn.

60 years old

I would park in the garage. You will be okay in the garage.

Yes, but only in the garage if you don't have a monthly permit. The garage fills up on weekday mornings, but you can use Princeton Junction as a backup plan if you give yourself extra time. They have a large lot on Vaughn Drive.

I've never had a problem with parking. I've gone at different tue during the day.

You will want to take the Northeast Corridor train towards Penn Station in NYC. I'd recommend disembarking at Penn Station since it is fairly close to Times Square.

Njtransit has an app. It gives you all the info you need 😊

3 options Monthly pass You can insert CC when you enter garage then use same CC when you leave or you can get ticket and pay with CC at kiosk in garage ( I think now only CC no cash)

Look on NJT website under schedules and you will see there for every line

There are elevators on both sides of the tracks and the trains are also accessible

You can take NJTRANSIT Corridor train to Trenton & then there's service to PA

No free parking is offered

$16.50 for an adult 1 way. $8-$10 for daily parking. It fills up quickly on weekdays, but you can often find a spot in the garage.

Overnight is available for up to 21 consecutive days. It's 12 dollars for 18 to 24 hours. https://www.nexusparkingsystems.com/hamilton-rates.cfm

Don't think so

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Download the app. While not *great* by any means, it works and is easier than waiting in line at the kiosks.

Yes, all trains are running.

Yes there is usually a bathroom on the front or the back and at the station ask the conductor

Take NJ Transit to New York Penn Station. Transfer to Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) to Jamaica (any line except Port Washington Branch) and take the Airtrain upstairs. On a good day, probably 3-4 hrs

1 hour if you catch an express ( peak rush hours ) or 1:20 if you catch a local. MSG is directly above New York Penn Station which is the last stop on the line.

I'm not sure of the charge for a 2 night stay but you will need to park in the parking garage. It will issue a timed ticket so you will be charged for the appropriate stay in the garage.

One rate, or hourly

There is a visitors lot to drop off & wait for people that is free. But parking there is for temporary parking. The rest of the out door parking is cash only and usually during the work week. Parking outdoors on the weekends is not recommended as they will boot your car and charge you to remove it. It costs more than the price of parking in the garage.

Yes. They never expire

Yes, it is great for a trip to NYC. If you are not planning an overnight stay in NYC then you can park in the outdoor parking spaces when the attendants are out. Otherwise park in the garage for overnight stays, on weekends, or weekdays after 9am.

$7 for day