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Hi everyone,
I have an interview in Stratford, NJ and am hoping to fly into NYC and the catch some sort of public transportation to Stratford. Does anyone know of a way to get there? If not, does anyone know of a way to get between Philly and NYC?
Thanks!
Why not fly into Philly? Stratford is only about 15-20 miles or so from the airport. There is also reasonable access to Stratford from Center City Philly via the PATCO High Speedline.
I have family in NYC, so I am hoping to just pop in to the interview and then go back to NYC. Flying into philly maybe an option if there is a good way to get between philly and NYC. Any advice is appreciated.
Agree with Billb's route to get from NYC to Stratford......It will take a while but will get you there. You can also take NJ Transit from NYC to Trenton - will be cheaper/slower than Amtrak
I have an interview tomorrow at Stratford NJ and I live in NYC. I am not sure how to get there. How much money would the train and Bus cost me for a round trip?
I had no clue either but about 30 seconds of map site clicking on eeeevil racsit google maps gives you all the info and similar clicks to get fare info, it looks possible depending on when you need to get there:
I have an interview tomorrow at Stratford NJ and I live in NYC. I am not sure how to get there. How much money would the train and Bus cost me for a round trip?
I've never heard of Stratford, NJ. <g>
However, check these sites for possible commuting options:
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