Best time to take Megabus to NYC from Philadelphia
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I'd like to take the Megabus to NYC from Philadelphia. Concerning traffic... there will always be comparable high traffic in the metro area. However, I thought, the peak hours to drive into Manhattan with a bus, would be the worst in the time between 8-9 am. If I would take the bus departing at 8 am in Philadelphia, I would probably arrive after 9 am in the metro area, thus avoiding the most of the bad traffic?
Best, Stephan
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How much is a bus ticket from Philly to NYC?
The best way to get from Philly to New York is by bus. Bus tickets generally cost just $9, and the trips take as little as 1 hour and 49 minutes. Trains from Philly to New York typically cost around $71 and still take at least 1 hour and 10 minutes, although most trips take longer.How reliable are Megabus times?
Many people will tell you that despite the low prices, they will never get Megabus because it's unreliable. Now, I'm just one person. But I've probably taken over 50 megabuses in my life, and I think only one or two have been delayed more than an hour \u2013 and only a couple of others have had more than half hour delays.What would be the easiest way to get from New York to Philadelphia?
Traveling to Philadelphia by train from New York City is a quick and low-stress option. Trains travel from Penn Station in Manhattan to Philadelphia's 30th Street Station all throughout the day. Amtrak's Acela service takes about an hour and 10 minutes, while other trains can take up to an hour and a half.Where does the Megabus pick up in Philadelphia?
The Megabus stop in Philadelphia has relocated to the Northeast Corner of the intersection of Schuylkill Ave and Walnut Street. The location is about 2 blocks south of the 30th Street Train Station.MEGABUS NEW YORK CITY TO PHILADELPHIA | NEW YORK BUS JOURNEY | BETTER THAN GREYHOUND OR AMTRAK ?
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