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| New York | Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 06:28 PM UTC
I have two train journeys to make whilst in the US: NY (Penn Station) to New Haven, and New Haven > Boston.
I am tempted to buy tickets online in advance a) because I suspect there may be a wider range of cheaper fares and b) because I'm not used to trains which get full-up (the vast majority of European trains cannot get full-up) and am thus a little wary of being stuck in NY (and/or New Haven). If I do this then I can pick up the tickets at a Quiktrak kiosk or at the ticket office. Amtrak won't post the tickets to me (fair enough). 1. Have you found Quiktrak kiosks at Penn station (or elsewhere) to be efficient/actually working and not to have ridiculously long queues? Are they happy with European chipped cards? 2. What about queues at ticket offices? As a general everyday rule, are US railway ticket offices besieged by customers or are queues reasonable? |
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| New York | Posted: Thu March 25, 2010 05:22 AM UTC
What would be the best pizza restaurant in Manhattan/Chelsea area
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| New York | Posted: Sun March 2, 2003 09:19 AM UTC
going to new york city this week want to get married at city hall
can any one advise on waiting times , and any problems we may incur |
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