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Question about walking to/from Penn Station to Moyinhan Train …
Jan 8, 2010 · -head towards 8th Ave. In the middle of the old Amtrak concourse are stairs and escalators down to the LIRR level. In either case, once down, keep walking north in the …
How much is a kids ticket on the LIRR? - LIFamalies
Jul 14, 2008 · Re: How much is a kids ticket on the LIRR? Child Fare Children under 5 years old ride free at all times. Children ages 5-11 travel at half the adult fares, or may use Family Fare - …
Connecting trains on LIRR - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Jul 30, 2013 · Take the HUNTINGTON bound LIRR Train departing at 2:52 PM Arrive at HUNTINGTON STATION at 3:59 PM One Way Off-Peak Fare (Station/TVM) : $12.75 - …
What LIRR station is closest to Melville? - LIFamalies
Dec 15, 2006 · Re: What LIRR station is closest to Melville? I commuted from Melville for 10 years, and Cold Spring Harbor is the best station. I got there in under 7 minutes by taking …
LIRR --> Port Jefferson Ferry --> Bridgeport --> Amtrak
Jul 16, 2010 · Unfortunately, the LIRR service to Greenport is very seldom, with frequent weekend 'bustitutions' for maintenance. And the Suffolk County bus service is not necessarily …
If you live in Plainview....what LIRR station do you use? - LIFamalies
Aug 4, 2009 · Re: If you live in Plainview....what LIRR station do you use? I live in Bethpage on the border of Plainview. I take the train from Bethpage. You could also go to Hicksville and …
LIRR Greenport - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Jan 25, 2021 · Take the LIRR train to Port Jefferson for the 62 bus to Riverhead and transfer. Click to expand... Or, if coming from New England, take Amtrak to New London, then the …
LIRR Question - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Dec 2, 2021 · LIRR is $7.75 to Jamaica, $6.50 to Kew Gardens, $4.50 to either on weekends. Airtrain is another $7.75 on Metrocard 1) Take E train from WTC along its route in Manhattan …
LIRR Service to Grand Central - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Aug 24, 2003 · The official name of the new deep underground station for LIRR East Side Access under Grand Central and Madison Avenue has been decided apparently to be "Grand Central …
If you park at LIRR train station without a permit... - LIFamalies
As far as the previous posters, the Babylon line is totally different than the other lines for the LIRR. The Babylon line, you can hit about 4 or 5 train stations and parking lots within a 10 minute …
Question about walking to/from Penn Station to Moyinhan Train …
Jan 8, 2010 · -head towards 8th Ave. In the middle of the old Amtrak concourse are stairs and escalators down to the LIRR level. In either case, once down, keep walking north in the …
How much is a kids ticket on the LIRR? - LIFamalies
Jul 14, 2008 · Re: How much is a kids ticket on the LIRR? Child Fare Children under 5 years old ride free at all times. Children ages 5-11 travel at half the adult fares, or may use Family Fare - …
Connecting trains on LIRR - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Jul 30, 2013 · Take the HUNTINGTON bound LIRR Train departing at 2:52 PM Arrive at HUNTINGTON STATION at 3:59 PM One Way Off-Peak Fare (Station/TVM) : $12.75 - …
What LIRR station is closest to Melville? - LIFamalies
Dec 15, 2006 · Re: What LIRR station is closest to Melville? I commuted from Melville for 10 years, and Cold Spring Harbor is the best station. I got there in under 7 minutes by taking …
LIRR --> Port Jefferson Ferry --> Bridgeport --> Amtrak
Jul 16, 2010 · Unfortunately, the LIRR service to Greenport is very seldom, with frequent weekend 'bustitutions' for maintenance. And the Suffolk County bus service is not necessarily …
If you live in Plainview....what LIRR station do you use? - LIFamalies
Aug 4, 2009 · Re: If you live in Plainview....what LIRR station do you use? I live in Bethpage on the border of Plainview. I take the train from Bethpage. You could also go to Hicksville and …
LIRR Greenport - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Jan 25, 2021 · Take the LIRR train to Port Jefferson for the 62 bus to Riverhead and transfer. Click to expand... Or, if coming from New England, take Amtrak to New London, then the …
LIRR Question - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Dec 2, 2021 · LIRR is $7.75 to Jamaica, $6.50 to Kew Gardens, $4.50 to either on weekends. Airtrain is another $7.75 on Metrocard 1) Take E train from WTC along its route in Manhattan …
LIRR Service to Grand Central - Amtrak Unlimited Discussion Forum
Aug 24, 2003 · The official name of the new deep underground station for LIRR East Side Access under Grand Central and Madison Avenue has been decided apparently to be "Grand Central …
If you park at LIRR train station without a permit... - LIFamalies
As far as the previous posters, the Babylon line is totally different than the other lines for the LIRR. The Babylon line, you can hit about 4 or 5 train stations and parking lots within a 10 minute …
