Are they adding late trains for the trip home?
CTGoonie said:How long is the walk from Grand Central to MSG? I know you can take the subway to Times Square then a shuttle to Penn Station but I think I would rather walk.
CTGoonie said:How long is the walk from Grand Central to MSG? I know you can take the subway to Times Square then a shuttle to Penn Station but I think I would rather walk.
CTGoonie said:How long is the walk from Grand Central to MSG? I know you can take the subway to Times Square then a shuttle to Penn Station but I think I would rather walk.
15-20 minutes. Most days I walked to my old office at 35/7.
Yes I would say 20 minutes to be on the safe side.
One more question from a guy who knows Boston a whole lot better than NYC. Should we buy the roundtrip MTA ticket in advance or can we wait until we get to New Haven?
At this point you need to buy it at the station. MTA tickets are mailed and it takes 2-3 days. To pre buy on the internet, you would have had to purchased on Monday to guarantee a Thursday arrival. Buy the tickets at the kiosk in the station. DO NOT BUY ON THE TRAIN UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY CANNOT AVOID IT!!! There's about a 20% surcharge.One more question from a guy who knows Boston a whole lot better than NYC. Should we buy the roundtrip MTA ticket in advance or can we wait until we get to New Haven?
I'm expecting to arrive at GCT around 3:45. Gotta check in the hotel a couple blocks away and we will probably hoof it or take a train. Avenue blocks = 3x street blocks, so we are looking at 20 blocks total. The way I expect to be feeling (provisions on the MTA), that is not a bad walk at all.How long is the walk from Grand Central to MSG? I know you can take the subway to Times Square then a shuttle to Penn Station but I think I would rather walk.
I'm expecting to arrive at GCT around 3:45. Gotta check in the hotel a couple blocks away and we will probably hoof it or take a train. Avenue blocks = 3x street blocks, so we are looking at 20 blocks total. The way I expect to be feeling (provisions on the MTA), that is not a bad walk at all.
Online is a little cheaper, but you have to plan about a work week in advance. After paying over 3 bills per ticket what's another couple bucks for a ticket at the station? It won't even buy you 4 oz of pregame beer.Ok, thanks. I was thinking you could buy online and pick-up in New Haven like Will-Call. Sounds like it won't be a problem to just buy once we get there. Is it Friday yet!?!
Great walk, better than being underground.
I actually got mine for free. All I had to do is have a brother who works for a NCAA sponsor that has great seats to every NCAA tourney game.Online is a little cheaper, but you have to plan about a work week in advance. After paying over 3 bills per ticket what's another couple bucks for a ticket at the station? It won't even buy you 4 oz of pregame beer.
No one likes you anymore...I actually got mine for free. All I had to do is have a brother who works for a NCAA sponsor that has great seats to every NCAA tourney game.
More like a half hour than the 15 - 20 mins. most folks are estimating. Nice walk as long as the weather is good.How long is the walk from Grand Central to MSG? I know you can take the subway to Times Square then a shuttle to Penn Station but I think I would rather walk.
BlueDolphin said:More like a half hour than the 15 - 20 mins. most folks are estimating. Nice walk as long as the weather is good. And the subway is just the opposite. Take either the shuttle or the # 7 train from Grand Central to Times Square. Then either the # 1, 2, or 3 one stop downtown to Penn Sta./MSG.