How Can I Get From Long Island Airport To Manhattan? Rental? Help! 10 Pts!?
Mar 10, 2009 by ☮GlassBox☮ | Posted in New York City
In April, I will be flying into Macarthur Airport in Extended Island. However, I need to get to Manhattan where I'll be staying and seeing a show. I'm on a bit of a budget, and don't want to spend too much on a cab or rental or something. But I will if I have to. What's the easiest, least costly way of getting there and back?
Thanks for any help. I'm a bit strayed, and 10 points will go to the best answer.
okay well i subsist right near the macarther airport, once you get out of the airport you turn right, go straight and move right again (very easy) and keep going straight and you'll be at the train station where a train comes at least every hour prevalent to penn station in manhatten, so if you call a taxi from the airport i dont know the exact quotation but it shouldnt be expensive at all, i've walked the distance of the airport&train station before and its really not alot at all. and i conceive of train tickets are like 8 dollars each way? im not positive tho, you could always call. but the cheapest thing would deffinetly be a cab and the train. and coming home would be the same, the train station has a million taxis allready there waiting so you wouldnt have to call one and their not up-market.. hope this helped :]
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