NYC Subway Archives - Traveler Master Traveler Master Wed, 18 Nov 2020 07:51:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://travelermaster.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-FAVICON_wp-32x32.png NYC Subway Archives - Traveler Master 32 32 New York City’s Most Beautiful Unique Stations https://travelermaster.com/new-york-citys-most-beautiful-unique-stations/ Sat, 21 Nov 2020 08:31:00 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=20109 For any traveler who has ever been to New York City, one of the most striking parts about this metropolis is probably its transportation network. The New York City Subway is the best way to get around the city quickly and its annual ridership of over one billion is almost impossible to fathom. New York […]

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]]> For any traveler who has ever been to New York City, one of the most striking parts about this metropolis is probably its transportation network. The New York City Subway is the best way to get around the city quickly and its annual ridership of over one billion is almost impossible to fathom.

New York City’s subway stations are a unique part of the experience in and of themselves and these are some of the highlights of the network which must be seen to be believed!

Fulton Center

Fulton Center, located in Lower Manhattan and inaugurated in November 2014, is unique in its modern, contemporary design which differs from many of the decades-old stations in the system. Containing an industrial design, shops, and a sky light, you’ll be in awe of this station.

190th Street

190th Street Station in Washington Heights is unique due to the amazing location and depth that it features. This station is located under Fort Tryon Park and is over 140 feet underground! Elevator operators transport you down to the subway platform from its entrance.

East 180th Street

East 180th Street Station in Brooklyn is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings you’ll see in the network. The Westchester and Boston Railroad Administration Building houses the entrance to this ground-level station, having been constructed in the early 20th century when this line was part of a commuter rail line.

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]]> Here’s Your Guide to Getting to Manhattan from JFK Airport https://travelermaster.com/heres-your-guide-to-getting-to-manhattan-from-jfk-airport/ Thu, 30 Jan 2020 15:51:16 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=13403 Getting to Manhattan from John F. Kennedy International Airport, located about 15 miles away from each other, might seem like a task. However, with just a little bit of know-how, you’ll be able to navigate your way from the airport to the heart of the city with little trouble. Use these tips to get from […]

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]]> Getting to Manhattan from John F. Kennedy International Airport, located about 15 miles away from each other, might seem like a task. However, with just a little bit of know-how, you’ll be able to navigate your way from the airport to the heart of the city with little trouble.

Use these tips to get from JFK to Manhattan with no stress.

Use the AirTrain to Connect to….

The LIRR

The Long Island Railroad is a great option for getting to Manhattan comfortably and quickly. All you have to take is the airport’s subway, the AirTrain, to Jamaica Station and then buy a ticket from Jamaica to Penn Station in the heart of Manhattan. This will cost you $12 total and generally take about an hour.

The NYC Subway

Are you looking for a cheaper mass transit option from JFK to Manhattan? The NYC Subway will get you from the JFK Station, a free ride on the AirTrain, to the island of Manhattan using the A-line. This will only cost you $3 dollars, but it usually takes about 30 minutes longer and isn’t as comfortable as the LIRR option.

Go in Car

Are you weighed down with baggage or just not in the mood to deal with public transportation? You can take one of New York City’s famous Yellow Cabs or an Uber to Manhattan directly from the airport. The cost will definitely be higher, and it might take a while depending on traffic, but this is the most comfortable option.

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YELLOW CABS | NYC | I was speaking to a friend recently who grew up here and he mentioned the drastic decline in yellow cabs. He said 10 years ago the majority of cars you see were yellow cabs vs. today where they are just sprinkled in. • I do like seeing the yellow cabs on the streets and hope they will survive, but the user experience is poor in comparison to Uber so it may be tough over time. • Pablos Tip: If a cab rolls down the window and asks you where you are going do not tell them until you are inside the car (this doesn’t happen often but it does happen). It is illegal for them to ask and they are just trying to see if it fits in where they want to take you. • Tag someone who is traveling to NYC soon and can use this tip!

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> NYC Subway Archives - Traveler Master Traveler Master Wed, 18 Nov 2020 07:51:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://travelermaster.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-FAVICON_wp-32x32.png NYC Subway Archives - Traveler Master 32 32 New York City’s Most Beautiful Unique Stations https://travelermaster.com/new-york-citys-most-beautiful-unique-stations/ Sat, 21 Nov 2020 08:31:00 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=20109 For any traveler who has ever been to New York City, one of the most striking parts about this metropolis is probably its transportation network. The New York City Subway is the best way to get around the city quickly and its annual ridership of over one billion is almost impossible to fathom. New York […]

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]]> For any traveler who has ever been to New York City, one of the most striking parts about this metropolis is probably its transportation network. The New York City Subway is the best way to get around the city quickly and its annual ridership of over one billion is almost impossible to fathom.

New York City’s subway stations are a unique part of the experience in and of themselves and these are some of the highlights of the network which must be seen to be believed!

Fulton Center

Fulton Center, located in Lower Manhattan and inaugurated in November 2014, is unique in its modern, contemporary design which differs from many of the decades-old stations in the system. Containing an industrial design, shops, and a sky light, you’ll be in awe of this station.

190th Street

190th Street Station in Washington Heights is unique due to the amazing location and depth that it features. This station is located under Fort Tryon Park and is over 140 feet underground! Elevator operators transport you down to the subway platform from its entrance.

East 180th Street

East 180th Street Station in Brooklyn is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings you’ll see in the network. The Westchester and Boston Railroad Administration Building houses the entrance to this ground-level station, having been constructed in the early 20th century when this line was part of a commuter rail line.

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]]> Here’s Your Guide to Getting to Manhattan from JFK Airport https://travelermaster.com/heres-your-guide-to-getting-to-manhattan-from-jfk-airport/ Thu, 30 Jan 2020 15:51:16 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=13403 Getting to Manhattan from John F. Kennedy International Airport, located about 15 miles away from each other, might seem like a task. However, with just a little bit of know-how, you’ll be able to navigate your way from the airport to the heart of the city with little trouble. Use these tips to get from […]

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]]> Getting to Manhattan from John F. Kennedy International Airport, located about 15 miles away from each other, might seem like a task. However, with just a little bit of know-how, you’ll be able to navigate your way from the airport to the heart of the city with little trouble.

Use these tips to get from JFK to Manhattan with no stress.

Use the AirTrain to Connect to….

The LIRR

The Long Island Railroad is a great option for getting to Manhattan comfortably and quickly. All you have to take is the airport’s subway, the AirTrain, to Jamaica Station and then buy a ticket from Jamaica to Penn Station in the heart of Manhattan. This will cost you $12 total and generally take about an hour.

The NYC Subway

Are you looking for a cheaper mass transit option from JFK to Manhattan? The NYC Subway will get you from the JFK Station, a free ride on the AirTrain, to the island of Manhattan using the A-line. This will only cost you $3 dollars, but it usually takes about 30 minutes longer and isn’t as comfortable as the LIRR option.

Go in Car

Are you weighed down with baggage or just not in the mood to deal with public transportation? You can take one of New York City’s famous Yellow Cabs or an Uber to Manhattan directly from the airport. The cost will definitely be higher, and it might take a while depending on traffic, but this is the most comfortable option.

View this post on Instagram

YELLOW CABS | NYC | I was speaking to a friend recently who grew up here and he mentioned the drastic decline in yellow cabs. He said 10 years ago the majority of cars you see were yellow cabs vs. today where they are just sprinkled in. • I do like seeing the yellow cabs on the streets and hope they will survive, but the user experience is poor in comparison to Uber so it may be tough over time. • Pablos Tip: If a cab rolls down the window and asks you where you are going do not tell them until you are inside the car (this doesn’t happen often but it does happen). It is illegal for them to ask and they are just trying to see if it fits in where they want to take you. • Tag someone who is traveling to NYC soon and can use this tip!

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