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Hey there,
So I recently got a job offer in Trenton and I'm trying to figure out which city would be a good fit for me as I've never been to New Jersey. I currently live in Vegas and I like having an active nightlife. Trenton seems a little small, but very affordable. I'm a single 26 F young professional looking for a city in Jersey with an active nightlife and a lot of young professionals. I'm willing to commute up to an hour. I've heard good things about Hoboken and Jersey City, but they are a 90 minute commute from what it looks like and that seems a bit far. Any recommendation helps!
Just live somewhere in PA between Philly, and Trenton. Philly has plenty of nightlife.
I just curious, I have asked this in the LV subforum, but no one gave me a definitive answer.
Where in LV do people hang out besides the strip which is filled with tourists? Does LV have a Hoboken?
Just live somewhere in PA between Philly, and Trenton. Philly has plenty of nightlife.
I just curious, I have asked this in the LV subforum, but no one gave me a definitive answer.
Where in LV do people hang out besides the strip which is filled with tourists? Does LV have a Hoboken?
There is also Downtown LV, Fremont Street. Pretty touristy there as well though. A few blocks down you have the Container Park and the surrounding area which is maybe a little more “local.”
I agree. But don’t expect the nightlife in philly or nyc to be anything like Vegas. Apples and kumquats.
Maybe pomegranates. There are plenty of things to see and do, but they are all over the place in seeds and sections. There's no one stop shopping like in Las Vegas.
There is also Downtown LV, Fremont Street. Pretty touristy there as well though. A few blocks down you have the Container Park and the surrounding area which is maybe a little more “local.”
What intersection is this Container Park?
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