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20£®Congratulations on deciding to visit the Big Apple£®Whether you choose to spend time in the Metropolitan Museum of Art or an S&M club in the West Village£¬or both£¬you're in for quite an experience£®New York City isn't nearly as crazy or dangerous as movies make it out to be£¬so relax and enjoy its intrinsic weirdness£®Instructions to get there
New York City£¬being a major metropolis£¬can be accessed in many ways£ºby plane£¬train£¬bus or car£®
Flying£ºThere are three major airports people usually fly into when traveling to New York£®LaGuardia is the closest to Manhattan£¬and is located in the borough of Queens£®JFK International Airport is also in Queens£¬but a little farther from Manhattan£®Newark is in New Jersey and is by far the farthest from the city£®
Train£ºAmtrak trains arrive constantly in Penn Station£¬which is located at 7th Avenue and 34th Street£®Penn Station is conveniently located in the heart of Manhattan and can be accessed via subway and taxis£®Metro North£¬a light-rail system that runs from Connecticut to New York£¬is another convenient way to get into the city if you happen to be nearby£®Those trains come into Grand Central Station£¬which is located at 42nd Street and Park Avenue£®
Bus£ºFor those of you on a tight budget £¨or who are just plain cheap but have a lot of time on your hands£©£¬the bus is always an option£®Buses-run by several companies including Greyhound£¬Trailways£¬Peter Pan and New Jersey Transit-are usually much cheaper than trains and planes£¬and they are just as convenient£¬arriving at Port Authority£¬located at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue£®Of course£¬buses take longer and have smellier bathrooms£®
Driving£ºIf you choose to drive to New York City£¬your best bet is to find a garage as soon as you arrive and park your car for the duration of the trip£®Driving and parking in the city are both impossible£¬and will certainly make your trip miserable£®Since New York has excellent public transportation and thousands of taxis£¬you really don't need your car if you are staying in Manhattan£®
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