JFK overnight

[Flying-Corporal]

You can jumpseat to BOS, and then to LGA. Then take the MTA bus to the Roosevelt subway station. That way you don't have to pay $5 for the stupid Airtrain. Just think of it as your little way of sticking it to the Man.

How about you stand holding a hand-written sign "Manhattan" at the exit of short-term parking ...

Don't forget to wear your uniform.

 

[wmuflyguy]

You can jumpseat to BOS, and then to LGA. Then take the MTA bus to the Roosevelt subway station. That way you don't have to pay $5 for the stupid Airtrain. Just think of it as your little way of sticking it to the Man.

Nice!

 

[another cfii]

Wow... and hour and you guys cranked up 11 responses... I'm impressed.

And they say New Yorkers aren't friendly

Keep'em coming... I was under the impression that anytime you ride the airTrain out of the JFK terminals, it'll cost you 5 bucks. Is that true?

 

[wmuflyguy]

I'm not from New York:cartman:

 

[pipejockey]

Nobody mentioned the E train to the lexington ave. station, then get on the #6 train 1 stop to Grand Central. Wonderful architecture, lots of history there. Something to consider about the LIR idea is that I don't know if they operate much at night. With the subway the most you will have to wait for the E or A train is 20 minutes and this is at all hours of the night. And it runs every 6 minutes during the day.

 

[Stifler's Mom]

I'm not from New York:cartman:

Me neither....fugheddaboudit!!!!!!

 

[JetPilot_Mike]

If you take the airtrain to Howard Beach, and decide on the A train, make sure you get the express. It makes half the stops, thus, half the A(nimals). Having done both, going to Jamaica Station and the LIRR is by far a "safer" feeling, especially if you are coming back at night.