Will my desire to think positive and compensate for 1-star PATH screeds with favorable subway…read morereviews expand to other facets of my life? On those 2pm breakfast days I appreciate the speed and reliability as I head from JC to Smorgasburg. It won't be long until I get those ribs and kale jackfruit sliders. (I'm far open-minded for food than politics). It misses 5 stars due to shutdowns, but today it was a beautiful bullet train to Bedford. It's Smorg time. DM for collab.

This train is very modern and spacious resembling the A train. I like the way the digital display…read moreshows the next stops. I wish they had trains like this all over the city

This ferry ride was absolutely beautiful I never been on a ferry and I don't regret it at all, it…read morewas such a beautiful ride to just relax and enjoy the beautiful day. I honestly can't wait to go on the ferry ride again during the summer. And it's such an amazing place to visit with family friends and your loved one. They have regular beverages, snacks and they serve beer. I recommend people go there any time if you want to just relax and enjoy your day. It is a very, very affordable price it's like your paying for train fair except you don't see rats lol. For 2 people you pay a very good price of 5.50 it's such an amazing trip for any day. The $5.50 cost is for a one way ticket if you're going to 34th Street. The big plus is that you actually pass hunters point sound. Such great views.

The ferry remains as one of my favorite ways of getting from Williamsburg to Dumbo or Downtown…read moreManhattan, it's such an enjoyable and scenic ride.

I wish this ferry landing had some area that was covered for Hot days/ rainy and snowy days…read more Besides that Its a nice ferry landing. Though also the machines to get tickets for the ferry are not on the actual landing but you have to walk a tad bit to get them so some people are confused as to where/ how to get tickets. Also, alot of people do not realize you can get ferry rickets on the app on your phones.

These are the trains I take going back home and to work for my whole life! The J and Z trains go…read moreall the way to Jamaica Avenue and Broad Street. The M train goes to Metropolitan Avenue and to Manhattan and back to Forest Hills. Sucks that they go midtown and to upper Queens instead of to the financial district and to Bay Parkway, Brooklyn like back in the days when it was a brown M train. I miss that. The M train is now orange and they are all the new R160 trains by the Japanese so no wonder they have blue plastic seats that smell so damn strong like formaldehyde! When they were built, the plastic produced a strong smell for my liking. It sucks. Also it is very lit and the conductor does not announce the train stops anymore for these trains. The train has automated announcements unlike the J trains that are still the old R42 ones with the long bench seating, which is limited seating for customers. The gray benches are solid and there's heating underneath them and sometimes the heat blows my feet. These trains got a lot of scratches on the door windows. I think the old R42 trains are cleaner and lot fresher than the blue plastic benches on the R160 trains. Sucks that the old trains got to go. The blue seating is getting dirtier especially during the pandemic when sitting was impossible. The blue seats are all smeared with dirt and oil and ointment in almost every spot. Blood and poop too on them! It's like what the hell. The MTA should definitely impose a special cleaning crew project to clean the filthy dirty blue seats.

JMZ subway line at Marcy Avenue is above ground so you are subjected to the elements and probably…read moreget pretty pissed off when it's raining, windy, cold, or snowing and you're stuck on that platform waiting for the train to come. Plus, the long ass climb up the stairs to get to the platform doesn't help matters too much. At least you can get cell phone reception along this elevated line. Other then that there is nothing at all that makes this subway station stand out or any different from the many along this line. Plus, the hood surrounding it is kind of sketchy at night. Oh yeah there is one thing. The subway lets out right across the street from Duff''s Heavy Metal bar! It's the only reason I ever take this train to begin with and gets three stars just for that. Rock On! \m/

When successful, the B61 can help distant Red Hook feel less remote. At midnight you might not be…read moreloving the frequency. If you're starting from Jay Street-Metrotech be careful navigating the counterintuitive itinerary. You go north to go south because of one way streets. Can't complain, already at Atlantic and Hicks.

Listen!!! Don't take this bus in lic. In rush hour 5pm I e are waiting 40 minutes for a bus and…read more then three come at the same time. This is messed up! And I see the drivers talking and chilling around the corner. I don't know what needs to happen for this to improve!

The QM15 Express bus has gotten so much better then years past…read more You get a smooth ride to and from Manhattan starting in Howardbeach. The drivers are so much nicer They extended their hours including Saturday and things that break tend to get fixed fairly quickly. They recently added outlets above you in each seat so you're able to charge your phone or tablet. For a few dollars extra you get a much nicer ride then taking the subway.

The Express Bus , you know I will have to remember to take this bus even more. Now the general cost…read moreis $6.75 and it is totally worth it. Sort of like your own personal or almost personal giant cab ride into the city for 1/5 of the price of an Uber ride. I took this years ago around Christmas time just carrying many packages I told the driver I needed to go to Lindenwood and was carrying this somewhat large video game chair. Holiday time the ride is definitely longer, the ride just took me about 50 mins in the afternoon in July to get to 34th Street and Lexington Avenue. In the mornings, I am sure it is more of a hassle to get to work in the city. Will be more willing to take this into the city or home when I am here in Queens, N.Y., each trip would be different based on the driver and / or super heavy traffic. As of July 2019, they do not seem to take coins as payment anymore so that kind of sucks but just bring your Metrocard with some money on it and enjoy the Stagecoach.

This weekend I took a ferry to Randall's Island Park from the E 34th Street Terminal. I was taking…read morethe ferry for a specific event (PokemonGo Fest), so I can't speak to pricing because it was set by the organizers for the weekend. However, I can speak to my experience getting there and the whole line situation from Manhattan to Randall's Island, and the return trip back. Coming from Jersey, I had walked crosstown from NY Penn Station to the terminal on 35th Street (easier to cross the intersection here). Because there was an event, there was clear signage for where to go and people at the line entrance waiting to scan QR codes. The rides are first-come, first-serve. So as each ferry comes in and passengers onboard disembark, the vessel is checked and then the line moves and people embark. The crew watch and assist when people walk onboard and count how many are getting on the ship. There were people who needed different accommodations - for wheelchairs, strollers, etc. The line on Randall's Island to get back to Manhattan was a little confusing. There wasn't obvious signage. You can see from the park paths where people are walking into the park from the Ferry, but it's not obvious where the line begins to get onto the ferry that's leaving. The entrance is further away. The ride on the water was smooth and I'd say it took about 10 minutes. Amazing views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. If you've never taken one of the ferries on the East River, I recommend taking a ferry at least once to see what it's like if you ever can.

Very frustrating experience on the 15:35 Astoria E90th ferry line on June 4th. I was alone with two…read moreyoung children, including a 5-month-old in a stroller. My lane has stairs, so I had to use the side ramp, and there were no clear instructions on where stroller or wheelchair users should board. When the gate opened, I tried to check in my ticket, but a lady working the line pointed with her chin toward the regular line and ask if I saw it in a very dismissive way, even though I clearly couldn't use the stairs. I was then made to wait until everyone else had boarded. If all boarding lanes are not accessible, there should be a clear and fair process for wheelchairs and strollers. People with no other option shouldn't be treated as if they're doing something wrong or made to wait last just because there is no clear accessible boarding system in place.

This bus is better than average, if only because it runs 24 hours. Yeah, it's a slow boat, but if I…read morewant to speed things up, I make sure to take the "select" bus, which is a little faster. This local bus goes all the way from South Ferry up to 126th street; I only use it for short trips, and I've been taking it for years. It's useful because there are really no north/south subways in my neighborhood, and it often helps me to get to a crosstown subway or bus.

Clean, beautiful views and safe to travel on. It isn't the quickest form of transportation but if…read morethe route is where I'm going it's always the preferred one!

it's great to stop by @440Kent ferry station. Gorgeous…read moreviews and Highly Recommend to walk to 420kent. additionally, walking distance to Domino Park. It's about 5min or so. on the way to get there, broadway by Kent, There's supermarket, cafe, wine shop etc (Broadway by Berry street) After 10pm, by the water and whole area is going to be Full of Jews. men&women