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I do not know where you got the 15 min idea from, but this is just not correct. It's about 35 on a weekday and closer to 1 hour during weekends when public tran
by havetocharge 10y ago
I do not know where you got the 15 min idea from, but this is just not correct. It's about 35 on a weekday and closer to 1 hour during weekends when public transit is slow.
There are no deals in NYC. You always get what you pay for.
- davidf18 10y agoApple maps using bus 159 from Union City NJ to the Port Authority Bus Terminal which is at 8th Avenue and 42nd St. Times Square is At 7th Avenue and 42nd St. is 16 minutes. I don't know where you get 35 minutes. Apple Maps states the driving distance is 4 miles. I don't understand why business 159 would take longer on weekends to travel 4 miles. A monthly subway and bus pass is about $4 per day. I'd consider that a great deal. Getting around as quickly in other cities would cost far more than $4 per day. Also there are fruit and vegetable stands all over the city with very good deals such as $1 fir 4 bananas. In Chinatown there are great deals on fish as well as fruits and vegetables. B&H Photo is a huge electronics, computer and photo store with great deals. Also there are many museums people can go to for free on certain days. Truthfully there are many deals in NYC.
- havetocharge 10y agoPrice is as combination of supply and demand. In NYC, the demand is high. If something is cheap, then there is something wrong with it. People often think they are smart buying something cheap here, but the price is alwats fair (be careful with that Chinatown fish). There are no hotels in Union C ity from where you ambiguously picked your travel route. Where is your 60 dollar motel located?