Yes and yes. It might not be the red carpet but sure beats the price. The plan to run…read moreBeacon/Newburgh bridge was the best decision and daring one. For just 1.50 and free parking you may leave the car in Newburgh side, take the ferry. It takes less than 15 mins to get to the other side of the bridge, directly stopping at the Beacon train station. The route: Start by walking under the Beacon train station to the parking lot. Take the stairs up to this mini park and hang a left there. Keep following that route until you reach the main entrance to the bridge. Ensure to stay on your left, as it hooks to the bridge on left. There's not much crossing the road. Maybe, some parking lots here and there but that's about it. For your safety, always be aware of your surroundings for cars as they drive b fairly fast. This is a about a mile to the bridge. On the bridge, it made me nervous. I couldn't help but look down to the river. You are running on a metal plates all the way through. This is very sturdy although, the shaking could be unnerving. Next time, I will take a bag with me. Across the bridge is about 2 miles, keep following the trail to exit the bridge and will take you directly on the road to Leroy Drive. This road doesn't have a pedestrian walk way but fairly safe other wise. Along this route, there are some homes that are historical to Newburgh. This road is another mile to get to the port or docking station. Don't forget to stop in to take a pic or have a beer. Some restaurants here have the view overlooking the bridge. Key note: Please be careful when parking your cars on the parking lot. Although, there's immense foot traffic, stay within those hours when the area is busy in Newburgh. Another safe way to do it is to park your car in Beacon lot, free on weekends. Take the ferry to Newburgh and run from there (opposite to what I did). On Saturdays, Beacon train station has a Farmer's market. It's very small but worth checking with free bands playing.

Yes I'm a fan of the ferry, but really wish it ran on weekends. If you wish it did it too,…read morecall/write the MTA (they run it) and request it. If they get enough requests and realize there's a need for it, they might implement a weekend schedule.

I was here yesterday…read more On my way to a nearby park. It was cold and dreary outside and I had the station all to myself while waiting for my ride. So I danced. I danced and I twirled in the waiting room. All by myself. It was lovely! Can't wait to do it again! p.s. People watching the surveillance, don't try to steal my moves!

Great scenic location. This station offers a great view of the Hudson River, the Palisades and an…read moreabandoned power station. The station itself has a large indoor area which is heated. It also has weather shelters on the platform. It just needs to reopen the ticket area or make it a commuter cafe to be completely awesome.

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.

The bus stop is exceptionally depressing. It needs renovation - even minor renovation would feel…read moregood. It's just gross and a terrible way to enter or exit the town of Monticello. It's embarrassing.

People don't generally have high expectations for bus stations. I mean, it's not as if you're going…read moreto find a VIP lounge in one of these places. This one isn't so bad. Let's start with the rest room. OK, the men's room . I haven't seen the ladies room and don't expect to. Bus station rest rooms are notorious for reasons I'd rather not get into. Well, this one is actually clean, and I didn't see any illegal activity during my last visit to the bus station, which was a couple of days ago. The people staffing the windows are reasonably courteous. And here's the really great thing about this bus station: they take credit cards! No kidding. The Short Line terminal at the Port Authority is strictly cash. Want a schedule? They'll give you one, no questions asked. There are places to sit down, inside and outside. Is it well lit outside? No. Would I hang out at this place just for laughs? No. It's a bus station. You get in and get out. It serves that purpose.

I don't travel enough on this RR but my few trips were affordable, on time, and comfortable.read more

I loved riding the train into the city. Boarding was a breeze and the station was nice. The…read moreelectronic ticket dispensers are really easy to use too. On the train it was funny to see them punch our tickets, it was so old-school. The conductor was very friendly and the train was quite clean. Overall a good experience. My only disappointment was on the ride home, some kids snuck on the train and sat in a couple open seats where tickets had already been punched. They only rode for a couple of stops, but it was still quite dishonest. I feel like there should be a protocol for riders to take their tickets as they leave to keep this from being able to occur.

The Bee-Line is the bus line that is most used in Westchester County, Over 65 percent of all…read moreWestchester County residents are within walking distance of a Bee-Line bus route, making the bus both close and convenient. The buses accept metro cars or coins five cents min and 25 max, the feed is 2.75 but that can be changed, the seats are not comfortable. The bus is normally on time or unless there is an accident or a bad traffic. The different routes for this bus go all around in Westchester County and 242nd street Bronx. Please check this website to check all schedule and stops. http://transportation.westchestergov.com/timetables-and-maps

From what 1 can remember when I was 17, I got my transportation. Not to mention, I am a CDL holder…read more However, recently, I have started using public transportation because my car is being repaired. I can assure you that I will always make having transportation a priority It's bad enough that we are forced to commute with people who may have mental health challenges but the customer service from the bus drivers is unacceptable and should not be tolerated. Many of these bus drivers, especially the African Americans, have very unpleasant attitudes. No customer should be exposed to such inhumane service, These individuals need to be retrained on how to interact with the public or be terminated. Additionally, Bee-Line should also inform their workers that there are various ways people communicate, not just verbally. And, body languages speak volumes. The fact that we are paying these individuals to work for us is the reason why patrons deserve to be treated with respect. To be continued!