Hoboken

By plane

Newark Liberty International Airport (http://www.panynj.gov/Com...) is the closest of metro New York three major airports. To get to downtown Hoboken take any New Jersey Transit train headed for New York to Seacaucus Junction and change there to a train headed for Hoboken Terminal. During rush hour, some trains run directly to Hoboken from Newark Airport Station.

By Rail

New Jersey Transit commuter rail Connection with Amtrak can be made in Pennsylvania Station in Newark, NJ or New York Pennsylvania Station.

Main Line

Bergen County Line

Pascack Valley Line

Morristown Line and Gladstone Branch of the Morris and Essex Lines

Montclair-Boonton Line

North Jersey Coast Line limited service

Raritan Valley Line limited service

PATH train

From New Jersey, go to Newark's Pennsylvania Station, Harrison, Journal Square, or Grove Street and pick up a New York-bound PATH train marked either 33rd St. or World Trade Centerand transfer to a Hoboken-bound PATH train at Christopher St. or the World Trade Center station.

From Manhattan in New York City, pick up a Hoboken-bound PATH train at 33rd & 6th Ave., 23rd & 6th Ave., 14th & 6th Ave., 9th & 6th Ave., Christopher St. & Hudson St., or the World Trade Center station.

Hudson-Bergen Light Rail

Hoboken Terminal is the terminus for two of the three Hudson-Bergen Light Rail services. The Hoboken Terminal-Tonnelle Avenue service to North Bergen and the 22nd Street-Hoboken Terminal service to Bayonne including Bayonne Flyer service both operate from the south end of the terminal concourse. The West Side Avenue-Tonnelle Avenue service bypasses Hoboken Terminal, requiring passengers from stations on the West Side Branch to transfer at stations between Pavonia-Newport and Liberty State Park.

By bus

From NJ: NJ Transit Buses serve Hoboken Terminal

22 to North Bergen via Bergenline Avenue

23 to North Bergen limited service

64 to Lakewood limited service

68 to Old Bridge limited service

85 to Secaucus - Harmon Meadow - Mill Creek

87 to Jersey City Gates Avenue via Journal Square

89 to North Bergen via Park Avenue

126 to Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan via Lincoln Tunnel

181 to George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal

Coach USA

5 to Lincoln Harbor or Jersey City on Washington Street

144 to Staten Island limited service

From New York

Tune into 1010 WINS on the AM radio dial to see whether the wait to get into New Jersey is shorter at the Lincoln Tunnel or the Holland Tunnel. If you're in Midtown or the wait is much shorter at the Lincoln Tunnel, take that. Keep right, and follow the signs for Hoboken. If you're downtown or the wait is much shorter at the Holland Tunnel, take that. When you get out of the tunnel, make the first right turn. You will soon find yourself in downtown Hoboken.