Super super fast charger but is set at $0.42 per kWh…read more Located in between parking lot of Quickcheck and NJ bus service. Value is high but being right of the GSP is a big part plus. Always is half full. Recommend for the location.

Another new Tesla Charging spot…read more Waze was directing me more towards the nearby Lowe's but this was right behind a Wawa on route 22. This is definitely new, when I was leaving Waze wanted me to do this ridiculous round about when there is a straight forward entrance back onto route 22. There also seems to be more commercial construction going on behind these chargers as well. As for the charging, the signs on the chargers indicate 15 mins parking only for some reason. I was only there for 15 but the guy next to me was definitely there longer. For now the rates are great but I'm sure over time the rates will be comparable to other stops over time. Overall this is a great pit stop with what looks like a new-ish Wawa nearby. I didn't have a need to go into the Wawa but it is convienent in case I need a restroom or snack break.

Terminal C, the Uber/Lyft pickup is now on level 3 of the parking garage.. not sure I like that…read moregiven how much parking it takes away, but traffic flow is better on the airport road. Travel out of here was a bit chaotic - blaming that more on United.

I believe I've flown out of EWR, two times prior 84/ not my first choice, but I was headed to…read moreTokyo, and the flight was convenient. The staff here wasn't the not helpful, and made it seem Ike you were bothering them to ask for directions. I will say I got through very quickly but that may have been one of the sole positives here.

Fast and free charging for my caddilac lyriq. 5 starsread more

This is the second largest mall in the US, but it didn't feel massive or overwhelming to visit…read more The external architecture is nothing to write home about; it's very unassuming and quite bland from the outside. It is the perfect place to bring kids. The amount of activities all in one place is quite remarkable. There's the Nickelodeon theme park, DreamWorks water park, Sesame Place, Legoland, mini golf, laser tag, an arcade, an aquarium, and much more. Everything is indoors and connected, so it's super easy to get from one place to the next. There is even a bridge to the MetLife stadium next door. In addition to the more interactive attractions, there are tons of food options and regular mall stores. There is a connected parking garage and parking rates are extremely reasonable. We were there for about 5 hours and paid $6.40. It's very easy to get around with a stroller, but there isn't a ton to do for kids under 1, I'd say. The Nickelodeon theme park did have a play space with blocks and places to climb for young ones, but all the rides, including the trains, required kids to be 3 feet and up in height. You can easily spend a whole day here. Each attraction has a separate fee so things can add up quickly, but it's a great place for endless entertainment.

This mall is immense! Cost us $6.50 to park for the day. Loads to do and a high price tag to see it…read moreall! It's a great fun-plex for families offering an amusement park, water park, ninja adventure park, aquarium, Lego land, multiple mini-golf experiences, a SNOW HILL to ski or snowboard or tube down (even has a play in the snow option for littles), and an ice rink that transitions to a court for other activities. The met life stadium is right across the road along with a hotel super close. That all being said they struggle with quality. They made the halls look beautiful the array of options immense but unfortunately quality is slipping through the cracks. Still an epic experience but starting to go down a smidge in comparison to previous years. The food options need help and the easily accessible food court with typical fast food was overrun there was not enough seating and no way for cleaning crew to keep up so expect a dirty table if you choose the third floor cafeteria. The restaurants were ok but overpriced immensely considering what you get. Is it worth visiting? Absolutely. It's a fun experience walking the halls seeing the art and everything they offer. Would I go there regularly? Absolutely not. For reference a family of four attempting to go to the water park on a weekend should expect roughly $100 a person just to get in. Almost every place we went the beginning price for a family of four was minimum $100. I'd use that as the gauge to budget and plan. Their website sucks and lagged endlessly and glitched multiple times which made it hard to research so I ended up just googling each activity along with the location to get to the right pages. Plan a whole day and know you won't see it all in a day, they will be adding a movie theater and I believe go carts soon!

Convenient locations. Well maintained and well lit charging areas. Easy to use their chargers and…read morethey are fast!

Electrify America has good DC fast chargers, a must if you don't have a Tesla. Most of the chargers…read morefor non-Tesla EV in NNJ are level 2 (or even 1!), which are SO SLOW. We're talking overnight here, and unless it's near your home, forget it. The EVgo and EVconnect chargers are mostly level 2 and unreliable, I've found that the Electrify America or Volta chargers are best. That being said, this station is ALWAYS full, and you will sit in the car waiting your turn for quite a while. The plus is a nearby Cafe Bene that has a bathroom, hot bev, seating, and many good sweet treats, so you can hang out inside once you get plugged in. So many stations are under maintenance, though, all over, no matter what brand charger station you use. If dealers expect to sell these Tesla knockoffs, there needs to be more working stations. Almost every station has one bay unusable, and here is no exception. A little drama while waiting tonight, a Tesla started to smoke (why he wasn't using a Tesla station, idk). Fort Lee cops and fire came out, and it was a little excitement during the boring task of waiting in the line. All was well, no fire, thankfully. I would say if you're considering an EV, do a lot of research and test drives. I would recommend renting and driving it for a week, if only to see how you will deal with the headache of charging. The upside is: helping to get our country off gas and oil! And a full charge is about $20...

Literally all my favorite stores are in here and others that I still haven't even walked in and…read moretried yet. Weekends are absolutely packed here, but during the week is the best time to go cause you can actually take your time and avoid the hustle and bustle of all the people. Another thing to mention is that a movie theater is right out in the back so if you wanna go check something out in theaters, everything is made very convenient for everyone.

I am not a frequent mall shopper. However, for me the main difference between Jersey Gardens and…read moreother shopping centers in the vicinity are its outlet stores. At the very least, you stand a chance at getting decent deals and more bang for your buck! Outlet stores like Adidas, Nike, Coach, etcetera have usually have worthwhile bargains throughout the year, maybe even especially during holiday season. Parking is never scarce, but it still depends on what days/times you go. Not a big fan of their food court, but there is an adjacent movie theater.

I had to check my bag at my last layover in Atlanta lot's of hustle and bustle, same in Newark as…read moreusual. Things generally run smoothly with things with TSA depending on the airlines and I can say the same for most everything here and usually no complaints it's just a larger airport. This time around I flew Delta and for me I'm grateful everything went smoothly even with such a short distance Gainsville to Jersey with one layover sometimes this can be frustrating but all is well and they know what they are doing. You are not going to get any personal attention like you do at the smaller airports. Newark is large and always very crowded I actually prefer Atlanta but I never spend much time in either thankfully. On my return home at Newark my flight again was on time and everything at the airport went ok. It's always a lot of chaos and I noticed that there was a lot going on from a major multi year construction as part of a massive regional modernization framework being done. All of this has made moving around a little bit more challenging in certain areas of the airport. Some of the active projects include a 3.5 billion replacement of the AirTrain system and initial upgrades for a 200 million dollar overhaul of terminal B and ongoing airfield and radar enhancements. This definitely made it a little more difficult for me as well to navigate through where I needed to go. Still grateful that Newark is only 20 minutes from my son and daughter in laws. Address: 3 Brewster Rd Newark NJ 07114 General Phone: (973)961-6000 Wheelchair accessible *** Currently under construction ***

Such a run down airport. First the escalator up to the air trains Wawa squeaking so loud and rusty…read more Then the air trains were out of service so we had to catch a bus. No lounges, very limited food options. This airport needs a makeover. The only plus is that it's easy to get through TSA.

Nice stay! Place is right outside of NYC in Fort Lee NJ, but also a quick drive from the Palisades…read moreand Edgewater NJ. Because it's right off of 95 outside of the GW Bridge, it's hard to access coming from NY. You can't just cross over the highway, so you have to travel past the hotel for a bit and double back. Also, if you're super sensitive to road noise and traffic lights, keep the proximity to 95 in mind. But, it is a large building and solidly built. Sounds are minimal if at all, especially if your room isn't directly facing the highway. This hotel was very clean, and has a nice lobby. You can get breakfast included, which isn't anything beyond the basic hotel buffet bar, but it's available. There is also as bar( but not a restaurant). The hallways are pretty clean and modern, as was our room. We didn't have any issues with the furniture or bed linens, they were clean. Bathroom was large and there was a desk area where Hubby could get some work done. Internet was fine. Staff is very friendly and I did not encounter any attitudes from anyone during my visit. There are laundry rooms, but for a steep price of $10 for a wash/dry load, I decided to forgo and just wait till we got home. Overall a good stay, and more reasonable than those inside NY and imo more comfortable than what you get at a comparable place over there.

Our stay was as expected, a Hyatt, but there were a few snags. The first one is how the water…read morepressure in the shower was very weak. Secondly, customer service wasn't great when they were busy. We did order pizza in and I asked for plates and forks which we were given at the time. We took up a long table near the entrance. When two of the girls in our party sat at a smaller table with access to a tv I went up to customer service and asked if we could get the television on for them and the lady at the front desk stated in awhile after she checked in a guest. We were completely forgotten about after more than hour. I did go up to ask for extra towels and inquired about bottled water and was told it 4 dollar per bottle. I then asked about the workout room and laundry room. Upon venturing into the workout room which was exceptional with a variety of machines but there were no workout towels available. There were also no paper towels in the restroom. Next the laundry room , we found the laundry room and the price was 5 dollar a load. Breakfast in the morning was from 6-9am and had the variety of items. I had some coffee , toast and some eggs. I later grabbed a cup of juice. Took a banana for the road. Overall the hotel met our basic needs and we appreciate that.