Seton Hall Game Attendance for NYC Husky Fans

[rashadray11]

My first time going to the Pru for the game. Anyone have recommendations of the easiest way to get there from Manhattan? I am assuming it's the train from Penn Station.

 

[mussels]

Yep. Unless you happen to be way down at the WTC, then probably PATH

 

[rashadray11]

Thank you!

 

[UC0NN]

NJ transit will cost $6+ and 2 stops. Path will cost $3 a few more stops and take maybe 10 minutes or so longer.

I will be taking NJ transit.

 

[mussels]

Also, make sure you get on a NEC train to Newark Penn station. There are a handfull of “midtown direct” trains that go to Newark Broad Street station.

 

[rashadray11]

Very helpful thanks fellas.

 

[Storrs South]

Your two options are PATH and NJ Transit. NJ Transit a couple extra bucks but a faster ride.

As others noted unless you’re in the Financial District or Tribeca, you’re best off going to midtown to take Nj Transit there. Way back I would just go off whichever train comes sooner.

 

[Lafayette]

Gonna be bringing both my kids to this game via PATH as we live in Jersey City.

I've only taken my son to games but my daughter needs to be treated fairly, and her as a Sophomore at Rutgers is giving her 2 years of bad basketball (and football) so wants to see a winner!

PATH at Newark is a 2 block walk to the Prudential Center and easy to follow the horde of UConn jerseys and hats.

 

[ucp990411]

Gonna be bringing both my kids to this game via PATH as we live in Jersey City.

I've only taken my son to games but my daughter needs to be treated fairly, and her as a Sophomore at Rutgers is giving her 2 years of bad basketball (and football) so wants to see a winner!

PATH at Newark is a 2 block walk to the Prudential Center and easy to follow the horde of UConn jerseys and hats.

Does she know what happened to RutgersAl?

 

[Lafayette]

Does she know what happened to RutgersAl?

Doubt it - on break since Christmas and not back until 20th of Jan.