Travel from Manhattan to Dover, NJ
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I just did this trip on Friday. LOL
I took the NJ Transit from Penn Station (33rd Street and 8th). It costs $9.65 for a one way peak ticket. It takes about an hour if you catch the midtown direct line. Your best bet is to take the A train from 42nd Street one stop to Penn Station and take the NJ Transit train from there.
But be advised, if you decide to travel during rush hour, the train will be packed and you may have to stand!
I took the NJ Transit from Penn Station (33rd Street and 8th). It costs $9.65 for a one way peak ticket. It takes about an hour if you catch the midtown direct line. Your best bet is to take the A train from 42nd Street one stop to Penn Station and take the NJ Transit train from there.
But be advised, if you decide to travel during rush hour, the train will be packed and you may have to stand!
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Joined: Feb 2003
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Something must be odd about the trains lately, I've traveled them my share of times and never had to stand in years.
The buses are far more frequent, but you can't see scheuldes at njtransit.com because they are run by Lakeland, not NJ Transit. Try www.lakeland.com - they are based right in Dover so it's pretty easy, and it's cheaper.
The buses are far more frequent, but you can't see scheuldes at njtransit.com because they are run by Lakeland, not NJ Transit. Try www.lakeland.com - they are based right in Dover so it's pretty easy, and it's cheaper.
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