We come in from Suffolk and on our original trip took the LIRR to Atlantic
Terminal (in Brooklyn), and then the Q down to Coney Island. It works really
well, and it's a somewhat shorter subway ride than going all the way from Penn
Station. If you were going in to Penn you could walk to the Q or
All
Driving directions to any place can be obtained from 'google maps',
'mapblast' or many other services.
Public transportation directions and or walking options for many
metropolitan areas can be obtained from http://www.hopstop.com/
Arie Gilbert
Taking Bob's and John"s points together points up something else we
outsiders need. I live in Suffolk County; I'd take the LIRR to Penn
Station, but then be at a loss how to proceed further, and, in fact,
not even be sure Penn Station was the best choice. Can we get some
input from you
Hello all,
I recognize Bob's point. I can't assist with parking recommendations. It's
difficult for people living outside of NYC to think outside the automobile.
However, if people can and will, I suggest using public transportation in
and out of NYC as well as using the subway within. As
All,
I think the problem with the subway idea for people who live outside the NYC
area is: where to park? Most people will be driving. Where can one park for
inexpensive convenient access to a subway that leads down to Coney Island?
Bob Lewis
Sleepy Hollow NY
Hello all,
I recognize Bob's point. I can't assist with parking recommendations. It's
difficult for people living outside of NYC to think outside the automobile.
However, if people can and will, I suggest using public transportation in
and out of NYC as well as using the subway within. As
Taking Bob's and Johns points together points up something else we
outsiders need. I live in Suffolk County; I'd take the LIRR to Penn
Station, but then be at a loss how to proceed further, and, in fact,
not even be sure Penn Station was the best choice. Can we get some
input from you
All
Driving directions to any place can be obtained from 'google maps',
'mapblast' or many other services.
Public transportation directions and or walking options for many
metropolitan areas can be obtained from http://www.hopstop.com/
Arie Gilbert
We come in from Suffolk and on our original trip took the LIRR to Atlantic
Terminal (in Brooklyn), and then the Q down to Coney Island. It works really
well, and it's a somewhat shorter subway ride than going all the way from Penn
Station. If you were going in to Penn you could walk to the Q or
