Pretty much the only game in town using the A train to get here from Manhattan. Long and slow ride…read more Station is elevated and only has stairwells so if you see your train pulling in when you're still on the street good luck. Especially when certain stairwells are closed and you have to dash to 67th street entrance. During the day there are some nice views of water on your trip.

It's an elevated station, so you can see the train you just missed pull away when you are way too…read morefar to have a chance of catching it -- especially because the western edge of the station was exit-only when we arrived on a Saturday. We then waited way too long for the next train, but that's really the MTA's fault, not Beach 67's, and it had benches and nice painted glass and was generally a pleasant place to wait. Plus, you're getting on so early in the A's route that you're likely to get a seat for what, for riders to western Brooklyn or Manhattan, is a long, long trip. Try to stay awake for the first 10 minutes of the ride, at least: good views of JFK and Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.

When flying to work in our NYC office, I had a few airports to choose from but settled on JFK. I…read moreliked the flight options with American Airlines. When arriving, I began to realize just how large this airport is. Both my arrival and departure were out of Terminal 8, which had plenty of shopping and dining. Lines can be long, but they move! I'd definitely leave 2.5-3 hours if checking a bag like me to feel less rushed. If you have extra time, then it's time to dine (my catchy saying for airport travel lately)! My coworker and I loved Nolita Wine Bar, and I'm thinking this airport will be my airport for when coming out to NYC for work.

JFK Airport was honestly chaotic, & it was prob the worst airport I've ever flown out of. If you're…read moreflying out of JFK, PLEASE give yourself plenty of extra time b/c you're going to need it. Between the crowds, long lines, confusing areas, & all the construction happening throughout the airport, it was just a lot to deal w/. The renovations def made things even more hectic. There's construction going on throughout different parts of the airport, so getting around wasn't always easy. On top of that, I was really disappointed to see that the disability/accessibility line was the same as the regular line. If you have a disability, you're basically stuck waiting in the same long line as everyone else, which can be extremely difficult. This was honestly such a frustrating experience for me. I've flown out of plenty of airports & have never felt this overwhelmed by the process. JFK was just too chaotic for me, & unfortunately, I don't see myself flying out of here again.

The S shuttle train is scenic and moves quickly when it shows up. But I just exited and re-entered…read morethe A train to avoid a 16-minute wait for the S train. Do I criticize the insufficient shuttles or praise the honesty of the schedule sign?

Broad Channel subway station is a transit hub to make your connection towards Rockaway Park via…read moreShuttle or S train as the A train's destination is Far Rockaway. The Shuttle is a very short train thus quiet carrying less passengers than a full length train. This subway line enables passengers scenic view of wetlands and marshes from Jamaica Bay Wildlife and distant views of airplanes taking off or landing from JFK Airport. This Shuttle train arrives in eighteen minute intervals but moves moderately. Rockaway Park, Queens geographical area sits on the Rockaway Peninsula located between Jamaica Bay to the north and the Atlantic Ocean to the south.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!! I had to book a round trip from central NJ to Newark airport and forgot…read morethe name of the car service we used previously. My wife was at work, so I couldn't ask her to remind me. I called MetroPark on April 3rd for a pickup on April 4th and spoke to 'Sid'. He seemed like a nice enough guy although he couldn't seem to either hear or understand what I was saying part of the time. He told me what the price would be for the pickup at our home and for the return trip, I gave him my credit card info and email and he said I would be receiving an email or text confirmation. By the morning of April 4th, I had still not received any confirmation but what I did receive was an almost $400 charge on my card from them. The agreed upon price I got on the phone was $120 each way. I called the main number back at 8:10 am on April 4th, got a different person, told them I had not received confirmation and asked why I was charged so much extra. He was rude and condescending, said it was sent and that I should check my spam email (which I had already done prior to calling), told me the extra fees were for gratuities and other expenses and added that I shouldn't book them if I can't afford it. Keep in mind that this comment comes from a semi-literate working at a taxi stand. Needless to say, I emphatically told him to cancel the service and hoped this would be the end of it. I then called my bank to give them the heads up about these charges as I would be out of the country for over a week. They explained that the charges were still pending, but I at least wanted it to be on record that I contacted them immediately. As I write this on April 13th, the charges were still on my card, so I filed a fraud complaint with my bank and the charges will be taken off. Also, we went with the car service we had previously used and they were honest, charged less, had a clean, new car and were top notch. Even our driver was a pleasure. To summarize, it is much easier to be an honest company who treats their clients with respect and good service than a vampiric parasite who tries to cheat honest people out of their money. You are only hurting yourselves in the long run through loss of business and reputation. MetroPark, are a few extra ill-gotten bucks really worth it?

Beware. Charged a 90 minute wait fee at Metropark because my daughter was late. I notified the…read moredriver by text 2 hour 45 minutes that the train was delayed. Driver said thanks and keep them posted. I notified them 3 more times by text and talked to the driver on the phone and he said not to worry, keep him posted. So I did. He said he was at a party, no problem. Never did he tell me I was being charged from the original time. I believed that because I gave over 2.5 hours notice, I wouldn't be charged. I paid $193 for the trip from Metropark to Rumson. They billed me an extra $180 the next day. When I questioned Sid, he was extremely rude. He sent an email threatening to sue me if I write a bad review. The below email was sent at 1:51 pm on 11/30/2023: Megan Ferber , The charge is in line with company policy and terms and service, Please read the company policy and it was emailed to you in your confirmation as well. Secondly, We are making this a legal notification , if you chargeback this charge you will incur all cost associated with it. Meaning and not limited to Loss of business , You claimed that you will defame the business all over the internet. If such of what you described happens , We will personally challenge you legally ! for loss of business, Loss of Time, defamation and hours involved to rectify. Furthermore, the part that describe this charge that your trip incurred is highlighted for your convenience. Thank You,

Accessibility to get to the Philadelphia location was great. The driver was VERY rude and yells at…read morethe customers and workers. NO RESPECT! The overall convenience to get to New York after having a cancelled flight was very helpful.

Missed my bus and Roshni was very helpful in getting me switched to another bus. Would ride again!read more

The bridge to the Rockaways and its beaches just got more amazing for Queens residents!…read more Now, you get an abatement of the toll if you are: (a) a Queens Resident; (b) have a vehicle registered to a Queens address; (c) enroll that vehicle in an EZ Pass account and; (d) enroll in the Queens Resident Rebate Program. There is a similar program for Bronx residents in connection with the Henry Hudson Bridge Tolls! Enrollment information Here: https://new.mta.info/fares-and-tolls/bridges-and-tunnels/resident-programs For more information: https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-announces-toll-rebates-coming-bronx-resident-users-henry-hudson-bridge-and https://www.qchron.com/editions/queenswide/mta-cross-bay-bridge-rebate-coming-in-february/article_1371d6ea-953e-11ee-ab42-cf63f821820b.html

Not to be confused with the Crossdresser Bi Bridge, which is when you're into both genders and…read moredress as a different gender. Fun. The Cross Bay Bridge seems endless and unspoiled and in the middle of nowhere. It's a part of New York that a lot of people don't explore, and you've probably only seen it from the plane when you're coming in and out of JFK. This bridge is definitely gorgeous and very different to a lot of New York bridges. I definitely like it.

Yes. They were on time and toilet were clean The staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. Traffic delayed the trip so it was an hour late

On Labor Day Monday, I took the Hampton Luxury Liner from Manhattan to Montauk. I thought the bus…read morewas going to be full since it was a holiday. It was empty. Excluding me and the driver, there were about 10 passengers. I had two seats to myself. And speaking of seats, they were very comfortable. There was decent legroom (I'm 6'1"). Initially, I couldn't find the outlet. I eventually discovered that it' was hidden under the seat. And unlike the Hampton Jitney, the bus wasn't covered with a tacky looking wrapping. The bus left Manhattan at 1 PM. It was scheduled to arrive at Montauk at 4:15 PM. It arrived at 3:28. And with that said, the ride was far from perfect. The bus was as bumpy as a school bus. It was pure torture. The driver seemed like he didn't want to be bothered. He wasn't mean, just apathetic. Other than checking in people and announcing the stops in a soft voice, he said nothing. I paid $34 which is reasonable. The Luxury Liner doesn't run nearly as frequently as the Jitney or LIRR Montauk branch. Furthermore, you don't get the VIP treatment like on the Hampton Ambassador. If you're looking for a no frills experience and you don't care about comfort then the Luxury Liner is ideal.

Bad experience. Were visiting friends and am all for supporting local businesses but the cab was…read moregross and we had to share the cab with a guy who seemed to be sleeping one off. The driver was nice enough. Next time I'll take a Lyft.

A cabbie from Orange and White Taxi helped me out tremendously on Thursday, April 30. I did not…read moreget his name, but he went above and beyond what most people will do for another person. I wish I knew who he was. The incident happened in Plainview on Woodbury Road.

I used Classic1 to take me from Manhattan to Newark Airport, and I highly recommend this service…read more My driver called me a half hour before my pickup time to let me know he was in the area, and once he picked me up, he was very friendly and courteous. I felt that his driving was very safe, and the car was clean and comfortable. Not only was the driver fantastic, but the price was so reasonable. I paid exactly what quoted (plus tip, of course), and it was well below quotes I received from other services. Finally, I noticed other reviews where others were unhappy because they couldn't use a credit card. Fortunately, I was prepared with cash, but my driver mentioned that credit cards are normally accepted, but cannot be used on Sunday because offices are closed and they cannot call in for authorization. I think that's reasonable, and I will definitely use Classic1 Limo next time I need a car service in Manhattan.

One star for him actually showing up on time. 0 stars for everything else…read more Why, you ask? I'm generally a very nice guy, and can tolerate a lot. Not this. 1. The driver was sick. Not sniff sniff sick, but cough hack cough gross cough sick. I'm just glad his window was open most of the ride so we did not hang out with an incubating virus. I'm going on vacation, not taking a trip to the CDC. 2. Who drives through the Lincoln Tunnel and purposely opens the window all the way? Any NY or NJ resident can attest to the questionable air quality down there. 3. He was texting and emailing while driving. Seriously? Illegal. Unsafe. I want to live. Every time his iPhone made a noise (text, email, whatever) he unlocked, looked, and addressed it. 4. He drove like we were very badly losing an F1 race while driving in a Suburban. Routine 3-lane shifts, tailgating, playing chicken with busses. Topped out at 87mph. Seriously? What the hell is the rush? SLOW DOWN. 5. See number 4, add number 3. Even more emergency braking because of this. Exponential amounts of stress. 6. Did I mention he was sick? Yup. 7. My quote from Hoboken to JFK was $88. Not $104. 8. $8 charge to use my credit card?!? What now? Why was that not in the quote when I explicitly said I was charging this? 9. We got there. I was livid. I argued the $104. I finally said whatever - and then he said "that doesn't include tip." OH? I threw a few bucks down in cash and left without saying anything. 10. Went thorough security, livid. Called the company, they were nice. Took a very detailed complaint and said the manager would call me back, he wasn't in yet. I'm out of the country right now (vacation in the DR) but I hope, for their sake, I have a voicemail and direct contact information for the manager on my phone right now. 11. They must have then called the driver to tell him I lodged a complaint --- because then he called me. On my cell. From his cell. To yell at me. And say he was not texting. To say he drove fine. To say I was rude. To say he left us alone the whole ride. Let me repeat - the driver called me. To bitch. At me. Don't call me - that's your manager's job. This is the definition of unprofessional. This is a service business. Your job is very literally to drive me to a place. Safely. Not like we are racing. Don't play with the traffic. Quit swerving around. I paid for a relaxing ride to JFK, not a race in a death trap. 12. I called the company back again and told them the driver called me. I want a full refund. This was a nightmare. Judging by the generally positive reviews, I'm sure there are better drivers. But at the moment - under no circumstances do I recommend this place. Maybe we'll talk when I get a full refund and a coupon for a large % off my next trip, should I ever choose to try them again. Update: the manager texted me and is aware of what happened. We will talk when I am back - and we'll see what happens. Update 2: Got charged for 60% of the total trip and I have a free ride to EWR if I want it....nah.