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- Daniela MunitaAgosto 4, 2015Hables el idioma que sea... La idea es no orientar! Si va a viajar en tren, llegue con tiempo y ármese de paciencia.( y zapatos cómodos para correr, por que el anden aparece en el último segundo )Votación a favor hace Feb 14
- Victor PinedaEnero 13, 2015La estación de trenes por tradición. Si viajan en primera en United tienen derecho a entrar al salón de Acela.
- Andrea FaggianiMayo 15, 2017La estación es muy grande y cuenta con muchos servicios comunes y expresos, con distintas conexiones y diferentes empresas, por lo que hay que prestar mucha atención.
- Es una estación muy grande y muy limpia. Fácil de ubicarse conecta metro local y trenes.
- Diego OgritoNoviembre 27, 2012Una mega estación, trenes y subtes para todos lados!! Además al salir esta el Madison Square Garden, imposible no conocerla.
- Vicente MartinezAgosto 25, 2015No se anuncia la vía de salida, por lo que toca esperar en el hall hasta que se anuncia. A partir de ahí, "sálvese quien pueda"
- Por más limpio que se vea, no te sientes en el piso, pasan ratas en la madrugada...
- Wait in the LIRR Waiting Room, where you can charge your phone, or get a bite at Wasabi or Shake Shack. There are two Starbucks too. The Pennsy food court is also a great option.Votación a favor hace hace 2 días
- If you're new here and want an actual seat on your train, please understand that you must prepare to run (or at least walk like hell) at the exact moment that its track number comes up on the board.Votación a favor hace hace 2 días
- “Of Penn Station, the renowned architecture writer Vincent Scully wrote something along the lines of, “Where once we strode into the city like emporers, we now scuttle in like rats.”Votación a favor hace hace 1 semana
- After a bad day you can cheer yourself up by yelling "tickets" as you enter each train car on your way to the bathroom. You'll get to see a lot of tickets. And a lot of annoyed people.Votación a favor hace hace 1 semana
- PSA: Never buy your ticket at the first kiosk you see, there are other ones with shorter lines. Also, don't walk and text - it's a health hazard to you and others around you.Votación a favor hace hace 1 semana
- Convenient location and plenty of places to grab a bite before your trip. The station suffers from a ton of track issues, delays and commuting problems, mostly due to the outdated infrastructure.Votación a favor hace Mar 2
- Walk don't stop let the locals get to work!! If you are going to any shore points in the summer get there early for your tickets the Lirr is packed starting at 7:30am.
- Jeffrey ZeldmanMayo 20, 2015NY Penn Station famously does not announce tracks until minutes before departure. Skip frantic chaos by requesting redcap service. Redcap will seat you 10 minutes before track is publicly announced!Votación a favor hace Mar 22
- Did you know that leashed dogs are allowed in the station? You can take Fido on your next trip out East or to the Shore, but he must be in a crate when you board the train.
- Use the @amtrak app to monitor the status of the train you are taking. Penn Station is as busy place.
- Be sure to download the LIRR app (itun.es/us/l5ufz.i), which has a trip planner (no Internet connection is required), station info, scheduled arrivals, service advisories and a multi-touch map.
- Melanie ClarkJulio 4, 2013Red Caps are awesome!!! Get on the train first and they load your bags. Even one full from a month away from home. Great, free service, but please remember to tip!
- take whatever small pleasure you can in your eventual mastery of this trash-hole's labyrinthine passages, derelict shops and moist moist restrooms
- PRO TIP: Waiting for Amtrak and hoping to get a window seat? Don't stare at the board like a zombie. Make nice with the info booth person. They'll tip you off of the track ahead of time.
- Jeffrey ZeldmanOctubre 13, 2013Hire a redcap in the Acela Lounge. For a $10 tip, you board 15 minutes before everyone else and get the best seat and luggage area in the quiet car.
- The best spot for air condition when waiting for NJT is in the LIRR first concourse next to Don Pepi Express and phone booths
- The food court on ticket level is actually quite nice. Lot's of choices at what New Yorkers call resonable prices...the rest of s call it expensive. Two Deli's here that are the real deal
- Hefe HofoMayo 14, 2018If you are not from around here, it is hard to find anything in this station. Besides, don't expect to get help from the employees. Rude and pissed off. Better try passenger running by.
- Berk KapiciogluAbril 21, 2014As one of New York's major train stations, this place needs to be torn down and rebuilt from scratch. It is one ugly train station, but our only public transportation option for commuting to Jersey.
- Wolf WinstonMayo 31, 2014Şimdi insanları ellerinde kahve ve sandwichle görüyorsunuz ya ve sizin elinizde hiç birşey yoksa sizcede bir yerde yanlış yapmıyor musunuz? Hemen yiyecek icecek bişeyler alın trenle bir yere gideceksn
- I you are on Amtrak 63 or 69 and traveling to Canada, you must check in beforehand and get your ticket stamped. These trains line up on main concourse before boarding.
- Though most of the time it's quite busy, overall a easy way to commute to different places all over, which is a good thing. Most trains (LIRR) are on time and plenty of cops and national guard 2 help.
- transiTALK Transportation Media GroupEnero 16, 2012Cross roads of 3 modes of transportation (Subway, Commuter Rail & Bus) and 3 separate transportation entities, NY-Penn is an underground city in itself that is not to be ignored. Check it out!
- Gunnar AasenMarzo 1, 2015Taking Amtrak? The old TV screens on the lower floor next to the track entrances show the departure gates slightly earlier than the big board upstairs.
- Edward DelfinoOctubre 10, 2015I really like this place! There are so many food and drink options and its located near the heart of Manhattan. Public restrooms are pretty clean, all things considered.
- If you didn't get a chance to print your Amtrak ticket, screenshot it before you get in line. Service can get spotty, and it's just one less thing to worry about when a flood of people rushes a gate.
- When your Amtrak train is departing, you can avoid the line by sneaking down to the LIRR mezz (use the center stairwells) and going down to your track from there. Viola! No line, choice of seats!
- It's a big station, there's too many of us here and we're all in a hurry, stop looking so shocked or scared that I brushed past you! Oh and please stay on your right in the stairs. Thanks
- NYC PrideNoviembre 29, 2011A proud sponsor of New York City Pride, Amtrak offers comfortable, convenient travel at an affordable price. Plenty of leg room and power outlets in every row. A great way to get where you're going!
- NJT Tips to save a life: use Departure Vision on your phone to see if your track's announced, use the Amtrak 8th Ave side if it's crazy busy, and if there are delays: PATH it to Hoboken, don't wait.
- Don't put your coat in an overhead bin before other people shove their carry-ons in. You won't recognize it when you get to your destination.
- Lee SNoviembre 2, 2011Primo Cappuccino has tasty bagels with lox and flavored coffees you can mix together to create your own chocolate-hazelnut-raspberry combination.
- To avoid the crowds, wait on the lower level for Amtrak and New Jersey transit. Plenty of monitors to see which track to head to.
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