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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: amnesiac on April 20, 2005, 03:34:00 pm
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Looks like I might have to make a few trips to Central Park this summer:
Dinosaur Jr. / Broken Social Scene
Thursday, July 14 - 4:30pm doors
Tickets: $37.25 advance / $40 day of concert
Death Cab for Cutie / The Decemberists / Stars
Thursday, August 18th - 5:30 doors
Tickets: $30 advance / $35 day of concert
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I hear good things about the Chinatown bus. $35 r/t. Not sure of the web site though.
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ivymedia.com
washingtondeluxe.com
cheap and easy.
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my favorite is the Dragon Coach, since it drops off in Herald Sq which is far more convenient than NY's chinatown.
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chinatown bus is so passe ... greyhound now offers the same price ($35 r/t) and departures every hour ... although they don't have cool kung-fu movies
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chinatown buses are more likely to let you take a bike on if there's space. greyhound is jerks about it.
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Originally posted by chimbly sweep:
chinatown buses are more likely to let you take a bike on if there's space. greyhound is jerks about it.
boo-hoo.
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Originally posted by chimbly sweep:
chinatown buses are more likely to let you take a bike on if there's space. greyhound is jerks about it.
how much is the bus to take you back to Wisconsin?
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Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
chinatown bus is so passe ...
haha, reaching new levels of hate...dude, it's a bus!
what do you want? a new line that takes you from DC9 to thurston moore's front porch?
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wow, Thurston has a porch? how very.
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There's one that goes from Tenleytown to Madison Sqaure Garden...it doesn't have the stench of stir-fry and has newer movies...very kosher..
www.vamoosebus.com (http://www.vamoosebus.com)
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Originally posted by SalParadise:
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
chinatown bus is so passe ...
haha, reaching new levels of hate...dude, it's a bus![/b]
dude, i was being sarcastic!
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Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
Originally posted by SalParadise:
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
chinatown bus is so passe ...
haha, reaching new levels of hate...dude, it's a bus![/b]
dude, i was being sarcastic! [/b]
oops.
*extends olive branch*
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Buddha, are you necessarily looking for the cheapest transport? You can often find flights that are less than the train -- anywhere from $90-150. If you fly in to Newark, there's an easy train in to Penn Station and take a cab or hop on the subway there. If you fly in to LaGuardia, I think you have to take a taxi, which can be pricey depending on where you're going...
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Originally posted by Fico:
There's one that goes from Tenleytown to Madison Sqaure Garden...it doesn't have the stench of stir-fry and has newer movies...very kosher..
www.vamoosebus.com (http://www.vamoosebus.com)
Thanks for posting that link! Vamoose Bus + room at the Chelsea Star (about a block from the drop-off) = inexpensive weekend spent in NYC :D
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Originally posted by white man from town:
how much is the bus to take you back to Wisconsin?
I'm living in Wisconsin (http://www.kirkhiner.com/elsewhere-thoughts.shtml), but only in my mind.
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A knife, a fork, a bottle, and a cork...
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Originally posted by Bags:
Buddha, are you necessarily looking for the cheapest transport?
Yeah, cheapest would be ideal. I know Dino Jr. is playing here a few days before, so I might not need to make the trip. Does anyone know if Broken Social Scene is opening the 9:30 show?
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Whenever I go to NYC, I drive to Hamilton, NJ & take NJ Transit train in to the city. It's like $16 roundtrip, plus the tolls & gas money. I have found it to be the best & cheapest way in & out of Manhattan. I absolutely hate taking the bus, amtrak is a rip-off and airports are a hassle.
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Originally posted by econo:
A knife, a fork, a bottle, and a cork...
that's the way we spell new york.
nice..