“ You can too take the trail to an NJ Transit bus, native or express -
a longer however cheaper possibility, as well as an accessible one.
As well as the subway, NYC has a helpful community of suburban trains, comprising the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR),
Metro-North Railroad, NJ Transit and New Jersey PATH,
which convey legions of commuters to Penn Station, Central
Station, Secaucus and Hoboken. By subway, take both the 7 practice to 111 St/Roosevelt Ave and connect to the Q48 bus; the 7, E, F,
M and R trains to seventy four St/Roosevelt Ave and hook up with the
Q47 bus; or pick up the M60 SBS bus in Manhattan, which connects to the
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, A, B, C and D subway traces at 125 Street,
the 1 line at 116 Avenue, and the Metro-North Railroad at Harlem-125 Road.
If you’re not trying to step foot on Ellis
Island, it’s an effective way to take in waterside views of the Statue of Liberty - and it’s absolutely free. ”