This train station is pretty dated but well kept and very clean. The main highlight of the station…read moreseemed to be the historic tunnel that had moments of Norwalk's past. There are two tracks with ample seating and elevators for accessibility. The entrance has a bit of a through street flow so traffic flows easily, and there are buses available as well.

An occasional culture warrior in the epic battle of trains vs. cars, I have moments of doubt when…read moreI'm on a stalled PATH train but my friend is texting like "beautiful holiday barbecue here in Sussex County." Thank you Metro-North for doing better than my own state. New Haven Line service has great scenery plus electric outlets. And South Norwalk in particular was a pleasant surprise. Not only was there was a decent bathroom and phone-charging capability, but being able to enjoy a bit of AC and watch News 12 was, to quote Eric Bogosian, the icing on the gravy.

This week, I hopped on a train to Hoboken from Glen Rock Boro Hall Station after work. This was my…read morefirst time taking a train from here. There's a ticket machine on the Hoboken-bound platform side. There are some benches and a covered area that's great on bad weather days. The Boro Hall Station is also wheelchair accessible. Nice train station!

The White Plains station is very convenient and offers ample train service to northern Westchester…read moreand the city. There is plenty of parking for commuters in the garage or there is a drop-off driveway where, if you're getting out of a car, it'll take you 1-2 minutes to go up the stairs to the platform (although the drop-off area should be monitored better - we've gotten stuck behind taxis and giant shuttle buses that choose to park in the middle of the drop-off driveway and block traffic instead of pulling to the side). The parking garage also offers hourly parking where you pay via machines or the Park White Plains app. On the inside, the station has a Tim Horton's (2nd floor) and a convenience store (1st floor). There are some benches for seating, but there should be more because these are often full. The station also has public restrooms which, in my experience, have been clean and reliable.

While the place is well lit and generally clean, In the MEN's ROOM, there are only 2 (Two) latrines…read moreand a single toilet for all the DOZENS of commuters exiting the train. When I exited i found that BOTH the Mens & Women's bathrooms were CLOSED! Gated up with no signage or explanation! There used to be a MANNED Information & Ticket booth for years where you could purchase not just your train ticket but your subway ticket as well but now it's gone! There used to also be a single uniformed police officer patrolling on foot at least occasionally, but I've not seen any in AGES! Also, there's only a single set of 4 tiny, uncomfortable seats inside at the Left of the waiting room for the DOZENS of commuters waiting for their train to arrive. WHY?!?! NYS's MTA supposedly spent some $92,000,000 and this is all commuters got for their tax $??!?!?!?!

When reviewing NJ transit, I would say as a whole they have very good customer service. All the…read moretrain conductors are knowledgeable about the routes, and the clerks at Penn Station are also very friendly and eager to help. I don't think there is any train station in any town that goes above and beyond, or is very bad. So the five stars is mainly for the transit system, and not so much the physical Park Ridge Station. There are ticket machines to the left side of the green building. The inside of the green building has seating area and there are benches outside. If you are concerned about not having enough time to purchase a ticket, or if you don't want to waste ticket paper, you can purchase tickets on the NJ Transit app.

Spring Valley New York is the terminus for the Pascack Valley Line which is operated by New Jersey…read moreTransit and continues through Rockland County NewYork, Northern New Jersey and the other end is the Hoboken Terminal https://www.yelp.com/biz/hoboken-terminal-hoboken. It is marked in purple on most maps and the symbol is a pine tree. The Pascack Line runs 31 miles with 6 miles in New York and the rest in New Jersey. Stations include Hoboken Terminal, Seacaucus Junction, Wood Ridge , Teterboro, two stops in Hackensack (Essex Street and Anderson Street), two stops in River Edge, Oradell, Emerson, Westwood, Hillsdale https://www.yelp.com/biz/hillsdale-station-hillsdale?hrid=3MI6jifJj7iCaif-hiQBmQ, Woodcliff Lake, Park RIdge, Montvale, Pearl River, Nanuet and Spring Valley. The line is single tracked so it's not exactly speedy and the service is far from frequent. Most trains on the line use Comet series passenger cars, although Bombardier MultiLevel coaches are sometimes used on this line. I rode the Pascack inbound from Hillsdale to Hoboken and a few days later, outbound. The ride was smooth enough, the train was certainly roomy (they could cut a few cars for sure) and the conductors collected tickets along the way. I had purchased my ticket with the NJ Transit app and displayed it as requested. My trips took about an hour which is certainly easier than trying to drive into the New York area and find parking! [Review 18329 overall - 331 in New York - 1851 of 2022.]

What a great time!! A group of us (10) were celebrating a friend's 50th birthday. From start to…read morefinish, we had a fun time. The entire staff is so accommodating. Tables were reserved for us in the back of the ship which was ideal. Everyone received a complimentary cocktail and there are several snack food choices available to purchase (ie fish and chips, pretzels, etc. In the lower level, is the bar and you place your food order and the staff brings your food directly to your table, piping hot. The scenic route is just so relaxing and the vibe on the ship is so friendly and upbeat. The star of the ship, however, is DJ Esco. Oh my!! DJ Esco played music from my era (1970's) thru the 80's 90's to present. He knows how to get a party started and keep it going!! It was one big lovefest, from the children to the seniors on the dance floor and if not dancing, singing from your seat or while taking in the views. Happy Birthday was sung to all the birthday folks and though the time just flew by it felt like we had been cruising longer than two hours. I am so looking forward to returning and enjoying many more celebrations on RMS Cruises. Thanks to the entire crew - We look forward to seeing you again soon.

Firstly I would like to thank the entire staff and owners/captains who made my mom's birthday a…read moretruly special experience. She was in love with the time spent and how friendly everyone was. A time was had and will not be forgotten! This was my mom and I's first time aboard the Emerald princess and it was something I've had my eyes on for quite sometime. I was very interested in their fall foliage cruises but was unable to get around to booking. A brunch cruise came up on my instagram feed around the time of my mom's birthday and decided to treat her. We departed at 11am and circled around by West Point and came back. It was a beautiful Saturday morning with smooth waters and blue skies. The boat was very spacious, comfortable and welcoming. On the table they had a lot of Peekskill attractions to encourage you to venture out around the town. After departing at 11am we were served complimentary mimosas and the brunch buffet was opened shortly after that. The spread was wonderful. They served eggs, bacon, sausage, two types of quiche, pancakes, seasoned potatoes, penne vodka, chicken francese, assorted muffins and fresh fruit. Everything was served hot, fresh and delicious. The buffet was not self service but it was opened right up until a few mins before the cruise ended. There was plenty of food and no shame in going back for seconds or thirds! They had a friendly bartender that had soft drinks, waters, wines/beers and cocktails made to order. The views were amazing from the upper and lower decks. We had access to the entire boat. The owner came around to greet everyone and surprised us when she announced that if anyone wanted to drive the boat the opportunity would soon come! My mom was thrilled. There is a picture of my mom actually steering the boat in a captains hat lol! I loved seeing her happy and knew I made the right choice booking us tickets with R.M.S cruises. I really couldn't recommend it more and if you need some extra convincing please refer to the picture of my mom with the captains hat on. Her happiness from this brunch cruise is infectious!

Such a great tour about the history of "The Deuce" (W42nd St. ) The one and only Times Square…read moreArea!--Adam is quite knowledgable and entertaining! and the old GAF Viewmaster slide show made me feel like the 1970's were returning--Highly recommended!!

What a great day for New York and the opening of NY SENSUAL TOURS! As someone who visits New York…read moreoften, I had a chance to take the tour as a guest before its Grand Opening! This is a great opportunity to see New York's 42nd St. in a different era. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and very well-prepared. I found my oppportunity at NY Sensual Tours to be very enjoyable because I learned several things and had alot of fun doing it. The viewfinders add a unique touch to the experience and add to the vivid flavor of the walk. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to enjoy and relive the rich history of one of New York's most famous streets.

This is about a 7 mile walk across and back on the Mario Cuomo bridge. It is magnificent. The…read moreparking is easy, the bathrooms are clean, and the security staff friendly. The full walk is about 3 hours and was an amazing place to walk and talk and view the Hudson!

Im in Westchester so started from the Westchester County side of the bridge. This side is very…read morepretty. Has a clean bathroom and water fountain to refill your bottles as well as vending machines w drinks and snacks. I wish they had some healthy snacks or nuts or energy drinks etc but oh well. This place seems to be popular with runners cyclists, skaters and the leisure walks. Youll find some scattered benches at different rest location along the path with very nice view. I noticed the Rockland county side is not as nice is just plain. Has bathrooms, water fountain, vending machine and a few tables but nothing crazy and is smaller than the Westchester side but is close to the highway entrance. This is a good place to just sit and be.