Trans. to Manhatten Times Square
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I usually just use the Supershuttle ("Blue Van"
service. Takes between 45mins and an hour depending on the traffic. Just go to the Ground Transportation desk and book it there (can't remember the exact cost). There's also the new monorail as already mentioned, although it necessitates changing to public transport which is OK but a bit of a hassle if you have a lot of luggage etc.
service. Takes between 45mins and an hour depending on the traffic. Just go to the Ground Transportation desk and book it there (can't remember the exact cost). There's also the new monorail as already mentioned, although it necessitates changing to public transport which is OK but a bit of a hassle if you have a lot of luggage etc.
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THere's also the NY Airport Express bus that leaves every 20-30 minutes and stops at Grand Central and the Port Authority terminal, which is close to Times Square. The shared-ride shuttle vans are an option, but you never know where you'll have to stop before you get where you need to go. (I took one from Newark in February and it made six stops before arriving at my hotel. The trip took nearly 2 hours!)
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marty makes a good point which i forgot to mention re. Supershuttle and the like; the last time I used it there were no other passengers but if it's full, it will stop at several other hotels and you can almost guarantee that your hotel will be the last one 
Anyway it's still a good option for a point-to-point journey, which after a long flight is not to be sneezed at.

Anyway it's still a good option for a point-to-point journey, which after a long flight is not to be sneezed at.
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