Slamming a 5p Blue Man after a 2p Waitress on Saturday, and can't decide what the fastest way to try and get there on time might be... call a Lyft? Jump on the R/W?
Catch the R/W from 50th and you’ll be at Astor within 15 minutes. The worst part will be waiting for a train to come, but once they do it’s a quick ride. I’ve done it hundreds of times to work in that area from midtown and vice-versa.
Please remember that since we are talking Saturday, there are no W trains and the N runs local, so if the N pulls in at 49th street, don't be afraid to take it.
I just double checked this weekend's schedule and fortunately, there don't seem to be any changes to the N/R this weekend.
scarlet721 said: "Please remember that since we are talking Saturday, there are no W trains and theN runs local, so if the N pulls in at 49th street, don't be afraid to take it.
I just double checked this weekend's scheduleand fortunately, there don't seem to be any changes to the N/R this weekend."
haterobics said: "scarlet721 said: "Please remember that since we are talking Saturday, there are no W trains and theN runs local, so if the N pulls in at 49th street, don't be afraid to take it.
I just double checked this weekend's scheduleand fortunately, there don't seem to be any changes to the N/R this weekend."
Perfect, thanks for checking for me!"
No problem. It's my line in Brooklyn, so I'm always checking it. Problems for my end of it, but not in Manhattan
haterobics said: "scarlet721 said: "Please remember that since we are talking Saturday, there are no W trains and theN runs local, so if the N pulls in at 49th street, don't be afraid to take it.
I just double checked this weekend's scheduleand fortunately, there don't seem to be any changes to the N/R this weekend."
Perfect, thanks for checking for me!"
No problem. It's my line in Brooklyn, so I'm always checking it. Problems for my end of it, but not in Manhattan
oops I put the wrong direction!!! the S shuttle to Grand Central where you can get on the 4-5 and switch at union square to the 6 or you can just get on the 6 at grand central and ride a few extra stops to astor place.
my current favorite app is Transit (Transit App, Inc.) To save you a minute, you can pre-load the destination and either save it or just leave it atop your recents.
HogansHero said: "my current favorite app is Transit (Transit App, Inc.) To save you a minute, you can pre-load the destination and either save it or just leave it atop your recents."
I'll check it out, thanks. Rather know how much time I have to catch the next train...
I've found that both Apple Maps and Google Maps on iOS have gotten really good with real-time train schedules recently (can't speak for Google Maps on Android). MTA keeps updating their mobile site and it's also pretty reliable as well nowadays.
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AEA AGMA SM said: "I've found that both Apple Maps and Google Maps on iOS have gotten really good with real-time train schedules recently (can't speak for Google Maps on Android). MTA keeps updating their mobile site and it's also pretty reliable as well nowadays."
I used Google Maps on my android during my trip last week and it was very handy. It does a greatj ob of giving updates on delays, departures and arrivals in real time so you'll know exactly when you'll arrive.
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Posted: 11/12/19 at 1:13pm