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I've turned down 3-hour layovers before that required change of airport in NYC because I'm not confident it's enough time. On the other hand, I take the Chinat
by tedmiston 10y ago
I've turned down 3-hour layovers before that required change of airport in NYC because I'm not confident it's enough time.
On the other hand, I take the Chinatown buses in / out regularly. It's a pretty smooth arrival experience in comparison.
- greglindahl 10y agoThere's an effective private bus that does NY airport transfers. EWR is not so good, but I'd be confident about LGA/JFK. Discovery is a problem. When I only occasionally traveled to NY I didn't know about this bus. My NY-based girlfriend told me about it.
- tedmiston 10y agoDo you the name?
- manacit 10y agoThere are more than one around the city, but I usually take http://www.nycairporter.com http://www.nycairporter.com to get to/from JFK/LGA and Manhattan when I don't want to take public transit (usually because I have a lot of luggage). I live within easy access of one of their pickup/dropoff stops in Manhattan, so it's quite convenient.
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- goodcanadian 10y agoI had a 3 hour layover at JFK, once . . . It was barely enough time to change terminals at one airport, never mind changing airports. Immigration was part of the problem, but still . . .