How to get from NYC airports to city center without getting ripped off
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Sharing my insider tips with you on how to get from the NYC airports to the city center without getting ripped off. In this video, I will cover the cheapest and best ways to get from JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark Airport to Manhattan.
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Sarah Funk i am going 23 december until 1january , i am from belguim and will arrive at jfk ,can i get that metrocard when i take the airtrain to ?
Btw link to the sountrack please
you can take the AirTrain to Howard Beach for the A to Lower Manhattan/Downtown Brooklyn, or AirTrain to Jamaica for the E to midtown; depending on where you're staying in NYC (where's the specific cross street of the hotel)?
How can u talk about NYC escort & how not to get ripe off.... thx
Thank you thank you, this is going to be so much help and savings for me. Oh and btw you are incredibly pretty girl, but I guess you already know that I mean you probably got a mirror at home.
I literally just landed at JFK for the first time and had your video ready to go. I’m on the Penn Station train right now and I can’t thank you enough. There’s no way I would’ve known about this without your video, and you just saved me a considerable amount of money and stress. I just wanted to say thank you so so much for this video.
Wow, thank you so much! I'm happy to help 😁
Was it easy with heavy luggage
Really??? I’ll be there for Christmas , I’m doing this transportation I hope 🤞 to do it right
@@nathananand Yeah it is easy. I do it from JFK every time I go to NYC. Except I am to cheap for the LIRR and I just take the subway straight from Jamaica station.
what if i dont have internet where to buy ticket to go to penn station ?
This is my first time in New York and you’re instructions from JFK into the city are so spot on, your videos are so relevant and i felt like i knew where I was and what I was doing because I saw everything on your video!! You definitely made my trip into the city cheaper and more convenient!! Thank you!!
You are sensational- for all people on a budget AND for people who need easy to understand directions, as well !
Keep up the good work...you make peoples' lives go much smoother and that is both a virtue and wonderful talent to have!
Superb, lucid, clear-cut, down-to-earth, brilliant narration! Thanks for the 'on-location' demos!
I recently went through Newark, and took the Air Train (free) to NJ Transit, then $15.75 to Penn Station. A quick walk to the hotel, and that was it.
yeah I take the train from Newark it's cheaper and avoid traffic and all that; but good to know about this bus; always good to have options and it is only $1.50 more so a pretty good backup plan in case the train is being troublesome
It's just amazing how you explain every detail of the city so effortlessly. Lovely videos Sarah! I am coming there for a very long stay for about five years atleast! Thank you so much for your videos. Also can you make one video on accommodations for bachelors at a cheaper rate in the New York City? It would be of great help! Thanks in advance.
Just went for ten days to NYC, I downloaded your videos with RUclips premium, they have been a great help! It was amazing to go to this city. A vacation I will never forget. Thank you so much!
I’m over here panicking about my very first trip to NYC tomorrow and I’m binging your videos. You’re saving me so much stress. THANK YOU.
Extremely helpful, thank you so much for uploading! The most stressful part of the journey from JFK looks to be determining peak/off-peak. I have an 8 hour layover at JFK next month, thank you in advance for showing me the way! :)
From Jamaica, you also have the option of taking the E train to Midtown, which can be cheaper than the LIRR at times but does take longer. You can also take the J train to get to Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan.
Alternately, one can take AirTrain to Howard Beach and transfer to the A train there to go to anywhere along the west part of Manhattan.
Love your channel,we just spent the last 4 days in NYC,your videos helped a lot
Im two years late, but I just recently went to nyc a week ago in April 2021, and landed in Newark. Took the airtran from there to the city, and it was great! Also, on my way back to Newark on my departure, I pulled a shortcut on the Uber prices. Since I still had money on my metrocard, I took path at Heralds Square to Hoboken, and then took Uber from there. Instead of $53 from my midtown manhanttan hotel, I cut it down to $23 by just taking that path train into Jersey. Takes a little more planning, but where there's a will, there's a way!
You should have mentioned that there are three options to get into the city from JFK, you have the railroad, A train and J train (subway).
The A and J trains are only USD 2.75, and they can practically take you anywhere in NYC, as you can switch trains later for the same price. The railroad is more expensive and takes you only to one place in NYC (Penn Station).
Yeah the E from Jamaica is actually easier and faster because it gets to midtown from Sutphin Boulevard which is connected to the AirTrain, directly. It crosses under the East River and avoids the entire borough of Brooklyn and connects Queens to midtown so you can get off wherever your hotel is or come to Port Authority and take a taxi from the taxi stand, there are always cabs 24 7 which is pretty cheap if you are in midtown or thereabouts or walk from whichever stop is closest to your hotel or hostel.
Can kindly you tell me..
1) I need to go to Jamaica stn area from JFK. Which train is cheaper?
2) What's the best train to go from queens Jamaica station area to central Harlem.
Will 7 day 32 dollar pass work for both 1 and 2?
from LGA you could stay on the N, W trains. they go down 7th Ave at 57th St then continue through Broadway, they stop at times sq and Harold sq (not far from Penn). Also from LGA You could take the M60 to Lexington and 125th St get on the 4,5,6 trains to grand central or 125th St and Lenox and catch the 2,3 trains that run express to times square and Penn. AT JFK, If you're strapped for money and cant afford the LIRR from Jamaica to Penn, take the E train to Manhattan it hits most tourist areas and stops at port authority( near times square), 34th st (near Penn) and heads south on 8th Ave to World Trade Center. Another tip: if your hotel is in Lower Manhattan and you're arriving from JFK, you can take the J train straight into Lower Manhattan from Jamaica center.
THIS WAS SO HELPFUL!! Going to NY for the first time this winter ❄️🥳
So glad to see this video has over half a million views. Sarah, you helped save me a lot of anxiety and time from this clear explanation video. Thank you!
Thanks Robert! I'm so glad it helped you!!
if you're cheap and going from JFK take the subway (line E goes to Penn station) it only costs 2,75 (+1 for a metrocard if you don't have one). It is a little slower but equally easy
Great video. I just wanted to add that one of the cheapest ways from EWR is taking the free shuttle to EWR's North Area and then taking bus 107 to Port Autority, from there it takes 30 mins and costs $6. Definitely not a very common route used by travelers, mainly by locals and employees but works like a charm.
From JFK, the cheapest way Ive done it is buying a $32 unlimited ride Metrocard (which I had to buy anyways) at a kiosk and then go to Terminal 5 and take local bus Q10 to Lefferts Blvd/Ozone Park station and switch to the A train to Manhattan. This way you can skip the extra $5 for the Airtrain and your trip from the airport is already covered by the unlimited Metrocard.
Does this work if you are going to the airport from the city?
Im going to New York for the first time late this month. Your videos have been a great help! Thanks to your videos I now have plenty of stops to try out! Keep up the awesome job!
Girl your amazing! Great video your marvelous at making them! Music makes you want to keep listening!
Love the vid 👏🏻 Actually love all your videos! But I think for these suggestions for tourists/people taking public transit when coming to New York, these options are really only viable for people coming alone, with minimal luggage, and time to spare. Because, if you are coming with two people, it’s not much more money to get an Uber or taxi. If you have luggage or are older, it’s incredibly difficult to carry those bags around the subways (less than 25% of all subway stations have elevator access). And if you are on a timed schedule, the subways often run late (especially when having to transfer 2+ times). So, IMO, I’d say take an Uber or taxi to get to Manhattan if you have 2+ people, have luggage, or want to get to the city in good time.
I completely agree! I had my children with me, we all had luggage. The subway assistant in Jamaica Queens was unfriendly and unhelpful. Bought a subway card only for it not to work. Uber saved us at that point.
My sister and I are flying into LaGuardia next month for my b day and staying in Queens,but we're coming from two different cities(I'm in Orlando and my sister is in Atlanta). No way in hell I'm taking a train with my luggage lol. I'll take the train to other places if needed.
Any trip involving the subway runs the risk of not finding elevator and/or escalators.
thank you so much for this! going to NYC for the first time and by myself. I was freaking out about the uber prices lol thank you!
Same with me Andea. We could meet up since it's our first time lol, what do you think?
Best video ever created to date for addressing the cheapest way to get to NYC Centre. Great Job!
This video was very helpful during my trip to NYC this past week thanks
Depending on where you're going, you may take the M60 to Astoria or just take it to Manhattan to the 4/5/6, 2/3, 1, A/C, or B/D. I prefer that over catching the train in Astoria, but it depends on where you're going.
For the LaGuardia method, you don’t have to switch to the 7 train at Queensboro Plaza. Just stay on the N or W train and it will take you all throughout Manhattan even more than the 7
Yes, the N/W stops at Central Park, the theater district. Times Square, Herald Square (Macy's), Madison Square (Flatiron building), Union Square, Soho, Chinatown, Wall Street area, and South Ferry.
What about world trade center?
I'm too slow. Lol trying to figure out how to get from LGA to world trade center. It's alot of different "subways"
@@Mrbeahz1 when I use route planners they don't give this an option. Wonder why? So bus from airport to Astoria then the N or W to timesquare?x
everytime I fly into NYC it's into LaGuardia and her route it's more transfers involved if 42nd street is the end game, I take the Q70 to Jackson Heights then take the 7 train from there
This is spot on how a “how to” video should be done. Awesome work!
Your information is amazing been binge watching your videos ! Going in 2 weeks yay!
I actually went from Pennstation to Newark by train, very easy and inexpensive!
The Newark journey sounded the easiest to me! Straight on a bus, and no changing trains/ subways etc.
Yes Newark sounded the easiest to me as well.
Is it???
Thanks, Sarah, this video is exactly the kind of information first-time visitors will need. I'm counting down the days until I can take that bus from Newark... only 39 days to go!
Master piece! Thank you, Sarah! We’ll be traveling to New York next Wednesday and this was really useful!
New Jersey Transit is the obvious route to take from Newark to Penn Station.
Newark: get off plane, take airport skytrain to Amtrak line into Penn station NYC, like 4-5 stops, like $15USD. There's also a new jersey penn station along the way so don't get off there lol. Like 45 minutes-1 hr in total. Done.
Thank you so much for creating this video! I am visiting in January and feel more confident now about using the NYC transportation system!
I took AirTrain & the LIRR from JFK all the way into the city. Worked like a charm!
I took subway line A from Howard Beach to Columbus Circle for 2.75 dollar after my arrival at JFK.
That's good. Can also take a taxi to Forest Hills and catch either the LIRR or get either the E or F train on Queens Blvd.
vangrails takes too long to get to manhattan. But inexpensive.
From JFK, I always just took the bus to Grand Central station. From there you can get to pretty much anywhere you want.
Sarah thanks so much for your videos! I’m off to NYC soon and your videos have been a massive help! Thank you!!
Sara thanks for the hints to get to the city and the other advice for trips. I use a lot of them and it made the trip better.
Excellent video! You need to stay close to the camera if you don’t have a wireless microphone. Your presentation is excellent. And you’re so upbeat! Great job!
PSA!! theres another way you can get to Manhattan from Newark Airport. its the NJ Transit for $13.00 one way. all you do is take the Airtrain for NJ Transit from the terminals and it takes about 30mins to get to Penn Station.
Thanks for yet another nice, inexpensive alternative.
Also just to clarify there are two Penn Stations when taking the NJ transit train from EWR. The first one will be Newark Penn Station, the second is the actual NY Penn Station.
What about from Newark to Jersey City? My wife and I are staying there for our NY trip and are figuring the cheapest option from the airport to our rental in Jersey City.
Uber had $20
you could take the nj transit train to Newark Penn station, then take the Path train to exchange place (jersey city)
Preparing for a trip and these videos are really helpful! Thank you!
Exactly what I need most! Thank you!
Flying to New York on Friday and no idea how to actually get in the city center without getting ripped off. 😅
Hi Sarah
Many thanks for this great Video
I think you forgotten the Airtrain from JFK to Howard Beach .
Thanks you can use the train A to Brooklyn and Manhattan
Rgds Joachim
What an incredibly useful (and GENEROUS) video! I have future plans to visit NYC and this will be very helpful info. THANK YOU! (Yes, I'm yelling a little.)
Thanks MrPhotoman75! If you found this helpful, you might want to check out the other videos in my NYC series here: bit.ly/NYCplaylistNew.
Have fun in New York and I hope you subscribed!
very informative. Thank you. Saves money! Great directions, too. THANK YOU Ms. Funk!
Very useful tips. Love it. Thanks Sarah
Basically this works perfectly well if you are going to New York City without any luggage!
I do this all the time with luggage (as do thousands of other people) and it works perfectly fine.
Learn to travel light bru.
@@CoderShare I see people traveling with a rolling suitcase the size of a refrigerator and think unless they are moving there it's not worth it!
Sarah Funk , are you ever worried about luggage thieves yanking your suitcases out of your hands while walking around the subway stations and after you get out of the train station?
@@CoderShare sure jerk . Try that with a service dog ! If you can't meet that dogs every need , you go to jail .
Why not just take the Newark air train to the Newark airport train station and take NJ Transit to Penn station
Anthony Brusca yep, I’ve done that and it’s really convenient
That’s my mode of operation from EWR into Manhattan. Dunno why this info wasn’t presented.
Yup. That's the best way.
A fine alternative. What's the PRICE, though?
Better yet why not just take the NJ transit from Penn Station to Newark airport train station stop?!
Thank u for the tip Sarah! Just tried the Jamaica/Penn Station for the first time! It worked like magic. 😘
Thank you so much for this informative video 😍😍
As a fellow NYer (Manhattan) this is pretty sound, straightforward advice. These are generally the "best" or easiest ways to do it, and of course there are always exceptions. There are certainly cheaper ways, but balance that against schlepping bags around, time, individual vs group, and fewer transfers. Excellent advice and high production quality!
A masterpiece
Wellll....these are not always the cheapest options. Consider:
From JFK via Jamaica, if you get the LIRR City Ticket, then your total cost (including AirTrain) is $9, a nice savings compared to $15.25 for a peak LIRR ticket. However, it’ll cost you only $7.75 to use the subway, which also goes to Penn Station. The E train is express in Queens so it’s a pretty fast ride.
For LaG, I think I saw you pay two one-way fares-one each for the SBS bus and subway. The Q70 SBS takes you to the subway at Roosevelt Av in Jackson Hts, and it’s a free transfer to the subway.
For EWR, New Jersey Transit gets you to Penn Station in about 30 min for $13.00 (including the $5.50 AirTrain fee)-cheaper and faster than the bus.
However, the LIRR is easier with luggage because you don’t have to use turnstiles, or drag luggage up and down steps getting on and off a bus. Some NJT trains are split-level, which means using steps with luggage, but if you’re lucky, you may snag a seat just inside the doors.
Just adding some additional perspective...
Sally Smith If I have to pack for a trip that includes 1-2 weeks of leisure as well as several interviews in different location, I have to drag luggage with me. And just because you don’t check a carry-on doesn’t mean it’s not luggage.
Sally Smith This is a video about traveling to Penn Station from the various NY airports. You can shill for a luggage company (how much of a thrill did that give you? Still smoking the cig you lit after that comment?) and get hung up on semantics all you want-it changes nothing about my comment. You travel your way, I’ll travel mine...mmmmmmkay....sweetie? *smooches*. 😘
Sally Smith I admit I’m a bit “old school” when I travel, but I get the impression that you think every traveler is a fit 20-something seeing the world one hostel at a time. .Business travelers and the elderly don’t use backpacks and many people who travel internationally for several weeks may need to pack a large case, particularly if the case is being shared.
The M60SBS to Subway transfer costs another fare only if you pay in cash. If you pay by MetroCard, you get a free transfer. Same thing with Q70SBS to Subway.
That makes the video all the more misleading.
Another very helpful video for my NY trip coming up very soon, thank you!!
the details are soooooooooooo helpful
I'm glad you loved it Shane Landy. I hope you subscribed (if you haven't already)! Thank you! :)
At JFK, when you take the Air Train, please be sure to take the correct Air Train which will take you to Jamaica Station. There is another Air Train which goes in circle that takes you to every terminal within JFK. Sarah does NOT explain this in her video, and you will be pissed off at her (for missing the details) when you find yourself in the wrong Air Train.
You forgot about the NJ Transit from Newark Airport to New York Penn $13 one way.
Yeah, she doesnt seem to know about NJ Transit.
I live in the middle of nowhere Canada and flew into Newark. It was super easy and I am an anxious traveller. I had lovely passengers help me find my way and a staff member who actually used the machine to get my ticket and walked to me the platform. I made more friends from the airport to my hotel in Times Square than I do in a year. Going back in March to do it again!
Hi how long does that take ? I arrived to Newark Airport at 7AM and want to see the statue of liberty, but I have to at Metlife stadium by 2PM for wrestlemania lol!
@@theparttimeadult3350 Glad you had a good experience in my hometown of Newark. Conde Nast magazine rated us the most un friendly city in the world. I don't know where they get this false information.
That’s what I just took. $15 now but it was super easy and worth it.
Thanks for sharing, Sarah! Really helped a lot!
I’m using your videos right now to travel in New York. Thank you! You have saved me so much $
What a great video this is so helpful and so well done!!!
Thank you so much!
Would like to have been given some advice re JFK to Manhattan via train/subway
Thank you, this was super informative.
Thank you so much for this helpful video
Wtf why would u pay $7.50 to get on the Long Island railroad when you can go downstairs pay $2.75 to get on the e train or j train and it will take u into the city
Because the rail is faster
Because you can afford $5 more and it's faster, more comfortable and less shitty.
that's if you are afraid of riding through east new york haha
E is express in Queens. You’re not saving much time on LIRR.
i like pizza because she’s making videos for the average lost tourist, the first timer, the one that gets scammed in every corner of the city and ends paying $20 for a free picture with Elmo in Times Square
I’m disabled visually impaired is the bus from Newark airport fairly easy and do you know what stop is closest to Edison time square
If ur blind how are u typing
@@kuerpotino8401 visually impaired doesn’t mean a person can’t see. She might be to a point where things such as signs which usually are printed with small letters might be hard to see for her. Also blind people can type in Braille.
@@kuerpotino8401 also there’s technology on phones now that allow blind people to have the screen read out and speech to text. So blind people can use most modern phones with no sight
This is so important and you did a fantastic Job. Thank you
I loved the way you split up the information and You look stunning!
I disagree about Newark. I found it very easy to get the air train to the NJ transit train station then 25 minutes (3 stops) and $13 each later we were in Penn Station in NYC. There is one fee for the air train and the train in to Penn Station. Its cheaper and quicker than the bus of course depending where you want to go but as stated in the video at Penn you can go anywhere from there.
but wouldn't the Express Bus be more comfortable when there's no transfer and it takes you straight to the PA? I seriously want to know bec I'll be going to Newark/NY soon
If someone is on the N train and they are going to Times Square/Herald Square, there is NO NEED to transfer to the 7. The N/Q/W trains go to directly to Times Square.
or LGA Link Q70-SBS to Roosevelt Av for the E to 42nd-PABT or F to Bryant Park/Herald Square
Kennected. 100% right. No need to make an unnecessary transfer like that when the train you are on will take you to the same place as the other train. Only thing to add to this is be aware of track work. Cause when track work fucks up your line, be careful. Go to mta.info and check to see if your line is running like it is supposed to.
can you get the train from jfk straight through to time square???
@@jonathantullin2990 Particularly on weekends.
@@latchdoorlatch996 when you get off the Air Train, take the E train instead of the LIRR
Great video Sarah . Thank you
Hands down the best video on this subject. I was soooo confused watching other videos. Thank you!
Okay, I'm defending Sarah: I keep reading in the comments "You forgot..." Maybe she didn't forget, there's prob many ways to do it, but it's a great discussion for others to put in their experiences and tips and share the wealth! Thanks all! Thanks Sarah! Coming to NY in September - can hardly wait! Have watched all your NY vids in preparation. :) Much thanks!
+That's What "i" Said Thank you so much! I appreciate it. I selected what I thought were the best ways. Of course there are other ways and everyone is welcome to share. Thanks for sticking up for me!
You bet! I really enjoy your channel - keep it up, great stuff! :) (Hi from Vancouver BC Canada)
Why didn’t you take the train from Newark airport. It only costs 13 dollars NJ Transit.
Your videos are some of the must helpful on NYC!
Just arrived back from our first trip to NY. Caught the Air Train from JFK to Jamaica Centre
then Subway to Times SQ. Your video we a great help..thanks.
I dropped my friend off at the airtrain when she visited me in NYC. I went to leave and found out you pay as you leave. I pled my case with the woman in the booth and she let me though for free.
Fantastic as usual Sarah
I have seen a few of your tips to New York city. Very helpful I will be going there in less then two months. I am excited
Just a heads up for how Peak/Off-Peak works:
If your train is scheduled to ARRIVE at Penn Station (Jamaica westbound TO Penn Station) between exactly 6:00AM-10:00AM, you must have a PEAK ticket.
If your train is scheduled to DEPART Penn Station (Penn Station TO Jamaica and other points east) between exactly 4:00PM-8:00PM, you must have a PEAK ticket.
Any other scenario is considered off-peak. People who take the Long Island Rail Road commute into the city for work from Long Island. Peak is during the peak direction in rush hour. If you're standing on the platform and see a massive horde of people waiting to get on the train, chances are it's peak. When in doubt, buy an off-peak ticket. If it did happen to turn out to be a peak ride, the conductor will just ask you to pay the difference. This is not the case for not having a ticket, you will have to pay the regular price plus a penalty of about $8 per person.
Henry Black best comment🙌🏼
Thank you for sharing!
Does the 7 day unlimited metro card work in both peak and off peak? Is there any price difference?
Taking the M60 to 125/Lexington and then taking the 4/5 train to grand central is a lot faster (and more scenic).
Total cost, please one way.
Ernest Kovach the m60 is 2.75, it’s a select bus service which is a bit different then a regular bus because you have to put your metro card inside a machine that’s near the bus stop and a receipt comes out, that receipt is your proof of payment then once you get off at 125th take the 4 train which is 2.75 to wherever you’re going
anon thanks!...so $ 5.50 one way TOTAL, right?
Yes, only 5.50 per person From Grand Central you can take the 4567 or shuttle train which goes to times square. But the subway is not a pleasant place. Fast but dirty. Also laguardia is under renovation so expect delays on the highway while on the bus. Also remember that if your flight comes to NYC between 5am and 10am expect the bus travel to take a while due to rush hour traffic and the trains to be packed. BTW this route only applies to laguardia
The total for each way is 2.75. When taking the M 60 the cost is 2.75. When transferring to the subway, there is one free transfer so it will not cost anything extra to take a train to anywhere on the subway system.
Thank you Sarah for such a great video!
Hi Sarah!!!! Great information for sure!! I chose the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) but one thing I learned is if you have a large suitcase like I did there are seats you can sit in that can fit you and your suitcase. Just ask a conductor .
Why did you not mention The NJ Transit train from Newark to Penn Central? It is only $13 each way.
For the same reason, she thinks taking an M60 to Q to 7 is only gonna take 35 min!!
Seriously, NJT is absolutely the BEST way to get from Newark to NY Penn (from where you can literally get anywhere in the Northeast easily). And NJT is far more comfortable and quieter. That one just blew my mind.
Went with my wife last summer. Hopped in a cab, got dropped off in front our hotel on 42nd St Cost $40.00 No fuss, no muss!
That's fine but this video is about alternatives...
@@belmundoable Sure.....pain in the ass alternatives.
Agree ......get a cab, as someone has already said the alternatives are a pain .
I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you!
I am planning on an Trip to NYC at ten moment and this Video was very helpful! Thank you so much for your informations!
Uber is always a good option if you are traveling with more people
Alright About the M60 Disclaimer do this at your own risk !!! You can ask riders that are getting off of the bus if they have a ticket they can give you and boom a automatic free ride !
Most people probably use a subway card, so low chance this works and you'd look foolish/cheap. Just pay the $2.75
TY Sarah, just made it to our Hotel and had a great short walk to it w/ $1 Pizza and Carlos “Buddy” bakery on the way!! This was so much help from JFK to City Center
This is such an useful video. I’m eager to watch all your videos. Thank you.
From LaGuardia just take the Q70 bus to the subway
That is an option, but depends on where you're going. If you're going to to Upper Manhattan (anywhere above 59 St. in this instance) the BX or Westchester, taking the M60 is the way to go.
Q70 -> Jackson Heights-> F Train -> 63rd -> Q Train up or downtown! I do it every other week! :-)
It costs $12 on NJ Transit from most places in NJ to Manhattan.. I just did that 2 weeks ago. There is an airtrain from the NJ Transit stop in Nrwark to the airport, but the whole thing is still cheaper than Newark Express. The fact that she doesn't know about NJ Transit (which is what everybody in NJ takes into Manhattan and is more affordable than most anything else) makes me question the accuracy of. her videos.
Just because I didn't mention something in a video doesn't mean I don't know it is exists. Don't assume things. Thanks
This information is very useful, thank you very much😍
Greatest vid ever!!! We’re going to New York and we will defiantly take your advise!! Deep it up!!!🤪😋
And you gonna do all of these thing with your huge super heavy luggage ,good luck ,!
Kaiser Dal if you have two luggage’s and one carry on these options do not work and forget about it if you are traveling with a family. This only is good for Business people or someone that is traveling with one carry on.
Neon2110 hahahahahahah for business people. You said hahahahahaha omg. Thanx. No its not for business people. Cause companies cover for your expenses. ITS FOR BROKE PEOPLE. THATS ALL. dont get me wrong i ve done it many times I was BROKE
Pample Moose thats why i said GOOD LUCK!!!! Haaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaaAAA!
With kids and granny too.
I bused and trained many of times with a carry-on and a full size bag. Everything needs to fit together and avoid over-stuffing luggage. Plus your main bag needs to have great, replaceable wheels if your going to keep it for the long haul.
Wow thank you very much Sarah you are very helpful. 😍
Love this video 😘 very helpful 😘
Thank you for this guide
Good tips Sarah!