Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Need help with using public transportation from Newark Airport to Woodhaven, NY 11421? -

Need help with the connections with train or bus (which one to take where) in order to make my way from Newark Airport into Queens, Woodhaven in particular. Need it to be public transport and not some taxi, thank you

Woodhaven is not Queens. It s Brooklyn neighborhood.Step 1: At passenger terminals, look for New Jersey Transit Ticket Vending Machine and buy one way ticket $15.00 to New York Penn Station. $5.50 Airtrain Fee is included in ticket.Step 2: Take AirTrain to Newark Airport Station.Step 3: Transfer to New Jersey Transit inbound service (toward NY) on Northeast Corridor or North Jersey Coast Line to New York Penn Station.Step 4: Take downtown (2)(3) express from 34th St-Penn Station (7th Av side) to Fulton St.Transfer to Queens-bound (J) or (Z) to following stops:75th St: J.85th St: Z, J.Woodhaven Blvd: J, Z.During PM Rush Hour, (J) and (Z) is both express toward Queens with skip-stop.During weekend, you need to take uptown (4)(5) one stop to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall to catch (J) local.

Take New Jersey Transit to Penn Station, then figure out how to get to wherever you need to go in Woodhaven using Google Maps or Hopstop.com

Will i be safe taking the greyhound by myself? -

so i usually travel by amtrak because it seems pretty safe but this time around i notice the prices were more expensive so im thinking about taking the greyhound........ for amtrak its 295 round trip and greyhound is only 180 round trip to where im going, i am a woman traveling alone with my 5 month old son this would be my 1st time traveling greyhound i just wanna know if ill be pretty much safe and is it worth saving my money instead of going through amtrak or would it just be worth traveling amtrak?

The people on greyhounds are a little...sketchier. But I don t think anyone is going to bother you. If it were me I d take the greyhound and save the money.

I would only be concerned about the location of the bus stations where you might want to get off the bus for a bit to get some fresh air. Some stations are in the deep dark corners of cities and towns.I don t know, but maybe changing diapers on a bus could get interesting?

Im thinkin bout movin 2 Tx and Ive narrowed to Austin or Houston. anyone know bout the country music scene? -

I am 28, have a pretty diverse resume, would be moving alone except for my huge dog, and I love country music. Any advice on Austin or Houston?

Move to Austin its the Live Music Capital of the World! Austin has a big country scene also.

If you love country music, Austin is the place for you. The Broken Spoke is one of my favorite places to go when in Austin.http://www.brokenspokeaustintx.com/Gruene Hall is another good place to go. It s about an hour south of Austin.http://www.gruenehall.com/

Well, for country music, Austin.For everything else, Houston.

Austin!

Austin is best for musicHouston is best for jobs

I ll have to agree with all of the above.