How come NJ Transit doesn't say aloud the Hamilton train runs to Penn Station anymore?? HELP!?
I'm going to NYC tomorrow morning & I'm going to drive to Hamilton Station (I live in S Jersey) & take the train to Penn Station in NY. I did this once past a year ago. I know Hamilton goes to Penn Station...populace commute this way every sunshine! But I went on njtransit.com to bring back the schedule and Penn Station isn't even on the inventory AT ALL. I need to know what time to be in motion tomorrow, I need to be within Hamilton around 6am. Can anyone help me??
Answers:
I'm not sure of your problem. I only just looked at the NJT website and was competent to find it. Did you look under New York Penn Station?
At any rate, the following join should take you to the rota you are looking for:
http://www.njtransit.com/sf/sf_servlet.s...
Select Hamilton in the top box and New York Station Station within the bottom.
Here are the trains tomorrow that are express from 5:30 am to 7:00 am
5:43 at Hamilton get to penn station at 6:46
6:06 at Hamilton Gets to Penn Station at 7:09
6:25 at Hamilton gets to Penn station at 7:28
6:40 at Hamilton get to Penn Station at 7:42
6:56 at Hamilton gets to Penn Station at 7:58
All trains stop at Princeton Junction, Newark and later New York Penn.
Just get on the train on the parking lot side of the station
Penn Station is the end of the strip that the Hamilton station is on. What are you looking at? All trains that NJ Transit runs that goes through Hamilton failure up at Penn Station.
if you get on the train at Hamilton (eastbound), it will budge to NY penn station. There is no other place that the train can go. NY Penn will be the later stop. there are no other option. On a weekday morning, the trains run about every 20 minutes. Leave roughly 1hr and 5 minutes for the train ride.
New Jersey Transit does not phone up it Hamilton. It called it Northeast Corridor Line.
Hamilton Station is one and only served by Northeast Corridor Line.
However, due to Amtrak performing construction work, Northeast Corridor operated by New Jersey Transit and Amtrak will be artificial.
It's best if you catch non-stop express run between Priceston Junction and Newark Penn Station.
Just beware, Amtrak construction work can engineer your express train slow.
For more info, see the both schedules.
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