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Super Shuttle?
I'm arriving in the city at LGA..need to get to my son's place in the East Village. Seems the agreement mostly is take a taxi..what about the Super Shuttle? It's hardly mentioned and their website says it's cheap and convenient..who knows?
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I wold check out the site below as it gives you different options for getting into Manhattan from LaGuardia. The problem with SuperShuttle is that it may make a number of stops before dropping you off. I think that either a taxi or car service would be better. A taxi will be about $25 plus tip and tolls.
http://panynj.gov/aviation/lgtsfram.htm |
Super Shuttle usually says that there will be no more than 4 stops per trip - but I haven't used them in NYC. In places I have used them (Ontario, Phoenix), they are much more convenient and cheaper than a cab
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I've used them in San Francisco and NY and there were only 1 or 2 other stops each time. They usually group you with people going to similar areas.
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I used them from Newark to the city and from the city to JFK.
On the way to the city there was 3 customers in the car, I was the second to exit. On the way to JFK there was 4 sets of people and it was full. It was very convenient, $17, and fast... I'll use it again. Celine |
I once used Supershuttle from Newark. Yes, it was 9PM, but I was the first in the van and we didn't leave the airport for another hour while the driver looked for other passengers at other terminals. This was a few years ago so perhaps the system has improved. I did use Supershuttle successfully with little delay at the other end of this same trip. From LGA I would take a cab--quick and easy.
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Not worth the time and measly savings (only if you're alone will you save a few dollars). Take a taxi.
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