I remember the old one, it was well, old. This one is somewhat better…read more There is daily parking at $5/day, and if you have a permit you can park anywhere. Daily parking only on the top two floors. It's not very ideal. I've heard of incidents of people's cars getting broken into or vandalized because it's wide open for all to see. The waiting area is nice and clean and so are the bathrooms. It's also a nice alternative to getting to New Brunswick and waiting for the train (trips to New York from East Brunswick take approximately 50 minutes). No weekend service here though. For that you have to drive an additional 5 minutes to Tower Center.

Cattle going to the slaughterhouse have it better…read more This place sucks. The bus sucks. I'd rather walk to the City.

Parking is $8/day here if you don't have a parking pass. I think the parking permit is…read more$294/quarter. Both not bad options and much cheaper than other stations. Spending most of my life a little further north, New Brunswick train station was my go to. The parking lots there charge hourly unless you can find street parking or it's Sunday. This being a cheap option, especially since most are still on a hybrid commuting schedule, it may also be an option to not have to get a parking permit, so that's a win! The station is well lit and there is a nice amount of traction during commuting hours which is nice so you don't feel alone. The platform is outside so dress appropriately for the weather.

Ya gotta love Yelp when I found a text for the "10 best train stations in Princeton Junction"…read moresitting in my inbox. As the ONLY train station in Princeton Junction, maybe it's time to update my review. Pre-pandemic this station was subject to horrendous overcrowding and grossly inadequate parking for the Wall Street bedroom community money changers that rose pre-dawn for their daily migration into lower Manhattan. Currently, with WFH still lingering and the exit of many financial houses to the tax free climes of Florida, parking is far easier and in true close the barn door after the horses have run off fashion, a new multi-level parking deck is being constructed to accommodate the waning demand. As for the station, I would offer that clubbing and reverie is not what you're here for. A small coffee shop, ticket machines and wooden benches are your VIP amenities and IF (and it's a big if) the trains are on-time it's 60 minutes (more or less) into the bowels of Penn Station. All aboard, or should I just say, bored. Decent and functional snares four stars for the Junction. In any case, it still beats driving by a mile.

I am a frequent customer of the Crosstown New Brunswick Park & Ride location for Coach USA. I have…read morebeen taking Crosstown for 19 years. I cannot explain how terrible the Crosstown service has been so I will discuss today's situation. I arrived early today for the Friday schedule for Crosstown which leave at 5:20am. However, no bus arrived and there was no one from the dispatch office who took any initiative to help or inform the Crosstown passengers about its whereabouts. Crosstown buses at New Brunswick Park & Ride always come from the same parking lot where we are waiting and yet they always come late or in this case for the 5:20am service not at all. When they come we are subjected to sitting on a very cold bus as well. I'm sure Coach USA will tell us they have certain rules and regulations on how long it takes buses to warm up on cold days however I find it to be all excuses. I know from experience that it's the drivers that are the problem, not the equipment. As for today it was very difficult to stand outside waiting for a bus for a certain time just to assume it wasn't coming. Now as passengers we have to find other ways of heading into New York because the schedule we depend on was not fulfilled. The Crosstowns at East Brunswick Tower Center have better service as we have a warm place to stand separate from the Port Authority passengers and we have a dispatcher there to let us know if there are any issues. In the past to rectify late drivers, a dispatcher from New Brunswick has let us all on the bus without having to give any tickets. Now even though this is all well and good for us passengers, the dispatcher is basically costing the Coach USA company money by having us all ride for free. As a long time customer I have had to endure many bad situations from late drivers, to drivers who do not know how Crosstown services work when they make mistakes such as going to East Brunswick Transportation Center first when it's not Friday, to frigid bus temperatures, to no information at all. We are not allowed to walk into the dispatch office to inquire what's going on. They have told us we are not allowed inside and asked to leave and they have a sign up on the door as well stating it. The ticket booth employee never knows about what's going on with late or lack of buses. So we are left guessing or taking the port authority bus to transfer later at East Brunswick. All in all, we as Crosstown passengers at New Brunswick Park & Ride are beyond upset with the services here. Normally we have a regular driver who is not just on time, he is there before we are supposed to leave and the bus is always warm. I do not know his last name but his first is John. He is very courteous to us Monday-Thursday. However when he is not available we get drivers that are not good at all in customer service. All examples have already been described in this email. I am asking for some sort of change. I am asking for better quality. I am asking for better customer service towards the Crosstown services. Inform drivers and dispatchers of what customers are upset with and make the necessary adjustments needed for consistent service. As we know, the fare will be increased end of March. It is unfair as paying customers to not receive proper and fair service as other lines. If need be I will contact corporate with the same information I have provided today in hopes that it will not fall on deaf ears.

Moved to Kingston, New Jersey, which is a small town, in August 2025. Bus is more convenient than…read moretrain if I want to go to New York City. (The bus stop is in front of my neighborhood while the train is like 5 miles / 8 km scooter ride from where I live). 40 dollar round trip, I wouldn't blame it. Of course the traffic to NYC would be slow, especially around Holland Tunnel.

As a rider I'm downright ecstatic that NJ Transit never bothered to collect my tickets on the last…read morethree trips from NY Penn Station -- but as a taxpayer, it's emblematic of a public transportation system that always screams poverty and shamelessly begs for the next infusion of capital from Trenton. I'm sorry the trains are crowded but If you can't get the basics down, I respectfully suggest that you stop begging. Just a thought.

The best way to get into NY from the Holmdel - Middletown NJ area is by NJ Transit train. The…read moreMiddletown train station is located in the center of the town and offers express service into Newark and New York (Penn Station). The express trains get into NY in just over an hour. The locals take about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Only the locals stop at Newark Airport. There is lots of parking available but the daily lot just raised its price to $7 per day. Save some money and make sure that you buy your ticket before getting on the train. The ticket vending machines are located on the NY side of the tracks in the center of the platform. The ticket office is open during the week in the mornings. I always feel good about taking the train when it rolls by the Parkway and Turnpike and I see the traffic backed up in the morning. There are always seats available when getting on the train in Middletown. This is not always the case when getting on at either Hazlet or Matawan.

I recently moved and my employer selected this lucky company to deal with all my stuff. As it turns…read moreout, I had a lot more stuff than I thought. I lived in a one bedroom apartment of about 900 sq. feet and they packed what amounted to a total of 76 boxes. The crew of 3 guys arrived about 90 minutes earlier than I was expecting, but they prefaced their call from out front by acknowledging they were early and told me to take as much time as I needed before they came in. They were in and out in about 6 hours, which is what the assessor estimated when he came to do the initial inspection. Overall, these guys were so fast, efficient and professional, I bought them pizza and top blocked them on the survey they asked me to fill out after signing away all my possessions. My one concern is they didn't write anything down as I was telling them what was getting shipped versus stored, and they ended up putting my bed in storage versus shipping it. Fortunately, I caught it early enough on the inventory receipt that they were able to pull it from storage and get it shipped to my new address. For now at least, I'm very pleased with this company and their communication leading up to the move.

Working with this company was the biggest mistake I've made in many years. Their movers came and…read morepacked everything even garbage cans with garbage bags in it and our keys to the front door of the house. They broke the front door to the point where the hinges got ripped out of the frame. Upon delivery of my goods the foreman from their sister company found the goods were not packed properly in the container and everything was shifted and collapsed. They also never finished packing my furniture so instead of protecting corners and doubling up protective packaging there was a single sheet of wrap. The result was my coffee table and cabinets and two floor lamps (all designer pieces from French + Italian design houses) were busted. There were holes punched in metal, angled wheels sticking out of packing and they looked like they had been kicked across the ocean rather than carried safely in a ship. What happened next is even worse. Whatever you do do not buy insurance because they will do whatever they can to not make good on a payment. They will lie to you, accuse you of having furniture that was damaged before they touched it and insult you. I would never recommend this company they are horrible.

I think this one is the better of the two transportation centers in East Brunswick to get into the…read morecity. It's enclosed and it's a lot easier to tell when the bus is about to arrive. Unfortunately it's a pain when it's rush hour because getting here around that time can be confusing. The location is really good because it's near the Turnpike, Route 18, and (U.S.) Route 1. Buses run roughly every half hour into the city after 4 so that's a plus. Another nice alternative over going to New Brunswick and waiting for the train.

We left on time and prices were reasonable! A bus arrives every 15 to 20 minutes. Also they give…read moreyou a schedule to see where you want to go and at what times they leave the station.

FREE PARKING! Awesome spot to take a day trip to NYC. Round…read moretrip after tax is about $24 to Port Authority which takes about 30 minutes. With the new congestion pricing going into effect January 2025 to drive anywhere below 60th street, this is a great option because public transit is where you will save money, thus what is being encouraged by the congestive pricing. I live in Goshen NY. To take the coach bus from as Goshen or Central Valley is $45 round trip, so its just worth it to drive the little extra distance here to save some money on the trip. On the way back you will be dropped off on the northbound side and you just have to cross over 17 using the pedestrian bridge to get back to your car. Also, the parking here is free, in case anyone is wondering. I think in the past you had to pay for parking prior to covid, as I saw some old reviews on yelp that said you had to pay for parking, which is no longer the case. I highly recommend this location.

Free parking lot for taking buses to NYC. Ample parking spots and a pedestrian overpass to reach…read morethe other side of Rt. 17 when returning from NYC.

Who is the idiot that authorized the nj transit app update by making it a "trip planner" that…read morestarts at my house. NJ transit doesn't stop at my house.

Transfer at Broad St. wasn't on the same platform as advertised. Dover train amazingly has one car…read moreclosed even though it's a sellout crowd.

Quick service if they pick you up from New Brunswick (somewhere fairly close to the train station)…read moreto take you anywhere else. If they are to pick you up somewhere else it's not nearly as reliable. They will name a time that it will take which will rarely ever be accurate. Just like most (if not all) taxi companies you can expect cars with various warning lights lit up even if victory cars tend to be a bit newer than the other fleets. Another thing you can, unfortunately, expect with Taxis in the area is that they may at any time pick up other people for you to share a Taxi with - victory is no exception. In general, the state of the taxis in New Brunswick is pretty sad. Recently I've had two bad experiences with Victory which caused me to go on here to look for a better choice. First, I had to go to Highland Park to pick up my girlfriend and then down Livingston Avenue in New Brunswick before we went back to downtown New Brunswick. I was charged for a ride to Highland Park, then to Livingston Avenue and then home (with an interruption of the driver talking to another customer who was upset having been told he would not have to share a car, from my understanding). To my surprise the price was $26, when I asked how it could be that much it turned out that not only did they charge for all three stints as separate trips but one trip was $12 while the other two were $7 respectively. That the price would be different from one town to another I can understand but since I walked to the taxi, we picked up my girlfriend from right where the bridge ends and then went back to the taxi station I found it completely ridiculous. The second time was a few days ago, when I called for a car to pick up my girlfriend who was not feeling well. I was told the car would be where she was within 10 minutes which was perfectly reasonable. After 15 minutes I called back and asked what the status was. I was told that the car was on the way and would be there soon. After another 10 minutes I called back again and was told that the car was in the area and would be there any minute. After about 7-8 more minutes when I'm getting ready to start yelling at the operator when my girlfriend told me she was finally in the car on her way home. Even if she was trying to get home sooner because she was not feeling well, she could pretty much have waited for the bus had they not lied about the time it would take for the car to arrive. Had they been honest to begin with I wouldn't have minded using their services again but as it stands now that likely won't happen for a long while.

I don't recommend unless you enjoy being yelled at/scolded by drivers for having a problem with…read morethem picking up multiple people and combine rides on your trips.