I called yesterday to ask questions about my account. The representative was so rude. She acted…read morelike I wasted her time. I don't know the screening process to hire those individuals. I will say that they lack customs and curtesy for sure.

This is the second trip I make out to this location. I am in the process of moving to Staten Island…read moreso my car registration and license have not been updated. I'm explaining to ivonne that my fiancé who is the owner of the car DOES live in Staten Island and I was looking to get the resident discount. Instead of letting me talk, she kept cutting me off and her "you're wasting my time" attitude did not help. Disgusting customer service.

This place is seedy and awful. The dregs of society congregate here at night because it's open 24…read morehours. Be careful. It's potentially dangerous and definitely gross. You can refill or purchase a Metrocard here. You can also catch any bus or meet up with people to go into the City via bus, God willing during daytime. They also have parking if you can get it, then to head into the City via bus. They have a bathroom but I've never used it and it's always been locked when I've been there. Prolly for the best.

Essentially a large lot for park and ride. It serves the local are and commuters with a variety of…read morebuses. It's not great aesthetically and can look sketch at night so I'd recommend a street side bus stop if you get nervous at such places.

This ferry is a must when visiting NYC. It's well run 24/7 365 days a year and it's free! Plenty of…read moreindoor and outdoor seating with views of NYC, Statue of Liberty, and NJ. Looked like many people get on and do a quick round trip visit, as when we arrived at Staten Island, people ran off the ferry, to get onto the next ferry going back! No need to run peeps!!!!! Anywho, we actually spent the day on Staten Island and visited Snug Hatbor. It was a gorgeous day!

Nice & clean terminal. Staff are nice and helpful. There are shops and snack places within…read moreterminal for your convenient. Ferry is big and clean with snack shop and double decks too. Great way and free of charge to Manhattan Island with great view of other islands, especially with Statue of Liberty and great city view of the cities.

SIRR train station. Cost 29 million USD of NYC tax payer money, and the parking lot is full of New…read moreJersey plates. The "To St. George" side was roped off, asking riders to board the train on the other side of tracks. Train came right on time.

This company is the way to go when booking a party bus. Most reasonable prices and I called lots…read moreof places for a quote. I worked with Diamond for booking and she was great and very helpful. Our bus driver was Vinny and he was Awesome. I helped make the night go very smooth and was just so nice.

Reading the reviews Im wondering if I experienced a miracle. I searched for two weeks for a…read moresurprise party bus for my boyfriend's 21st birthday. It was 30 of us and I called everywhere. Most buses charged over $1500 for 5 hours. I found AA coaches through a page on facebook "mypartybusnyc" and gave them a call...I GOT SO LUCKY! The staff were absolutely wonderful. They were patient with me (i was very nervous that it would turn out to be a disaster). The pictures were too good to be true considering the fantastic deal I got for 5 hours on a friday night. Both Diamond & Karina were wonderful with helping me out in any way possible. The bus itself was GORGEOUS. And our driver, Emmanuel, was superb!!!!! He was very kind to us despite us getting a little too rowdy (it was a 21 birthday bash afterall right? HAHA) I cant thank you all enough for helping me host a very memorable birthday party!!! everyone i know is asking me about the bus (: you will be hearing again from me soon ;)

I took the NJT out of Linden to NYC a few times during my visit. For the out of towners like myself…read morewho aren't familiar with the NJT, you can get to NY Penn from Linden. It's a small station not too far from Newark. They have a few small parking lots around the station. There's a lot of construction nearby which has apparently reduced the number of available spaces. The daily fee to park is $6. Be sure to read the signs as some of the spots are reserved for permit parking. They have machines where you can pay to park by space number, however my uncle paid and still got a ticket. You can purchase train tickets at the ticketing machines near the platform. They do not have any ticket agents available. A roundtrip ticket to/from NY Penn was about $20. The price of course varies depending on your destination. It was about $10 to go round trip to Newark Penn. The station has bike racks and lockers. I don't recall seeing any elevators, however they do have ramps to get to the train platform if you aren't able to use the stairs.

Decent train stop, relative to overall NJ Transit quality (read: NJ Transit is awful). There are…read moretwo lines that run through here, so you can always expect something to show up (even if they do tend to cluster the arrivals around 5 before and 5 after any given hour). Anyway, my family lives relatively close by, so I come here to steal one of their cars to do things like move, do errands, escape New York, etc etc. Heated room if it's cold, ugly aesthetics, and ever climbing ticket prices; but hey it's NJT what do you expect*. --------- *Hopefully not modernism, efficiency, or affordability, because if you are you'll be sorely disappointed.

Dover is a decent station. It's an hour twenty to NYC and they generally make the commute less than…read morepainful. The staff are very colorful and the station itself nicely designed--but no frills.

I want to give a shout out to Brian who I think might work in security. My son lost his phone on…read morethe ME line when he was going into the city. I could see it traveling farther and farther out when I looked on his Device Manager until I realized it was still on the train when it stopped in Dover. It was after business hours so I didn't know if there would be anyone there who could help. We'd already contacted lost and found. So I drove out there hoping to find someone. I drove to the deserted train yard. Knocked on some doors but nope, nobody there. Got back in my car and drove around a bit more until I saw someone about to leave in one of those small security vehicles. The only person in the area. He stopped and I told him what train he'd been on and that I saw it wasn't going out again that night and asked if there was a way to look on the train. He said he'd go up to see what track it was on and would go through the train but when he came down he had my son's phone! I'm forever grateful to this lovely man! I hope NJ Transit appreciates the care he takes in his job. Give this guy a promotion!

Who is the idiot that authorized the nj transit app update by making it a "trip planner" that…read morestarts at my house. NJ transit doesn't stop at my house.

Everything needs improvement! These trains are almost never on time. I mean their on time…read moreperformance is less than 1%. As passengers, we've refused to pay after the train that runs once an hour is cancelled and we have to wait for the next train which is usually late! Trains are run once an hour on lines with significant ridership and at stops with close proximity to NYC. The train will be delayed in transit by a guaranteed 7 minutes minimum. My "25 minute commute" into the city is rarely less than 40. If a train is late by more than 10 minutes, it's removed from the app and taken off the boards at stations with no explanation. At a busy station like New York Penn (NYP), that's a problem because now you have to listen for announcements and if you don't hear the announcement about the train, you miss it! Also, a train can be super late and if it remains in the app or pops back in by some miracle of God, the app says it's "on time". It's not on time. It's never on time. Diesel trains from the 1960s and 70s with wood paneling are still run by NJ TRANSIT. these trains don't have enough seating for rush hour but are consistently used. You can't board certain cars which at NYP is almost all of them which forces you to often walk nearly the entire length of the train just to find open doors through which to board. This also means that you have to walk the length of the train to find an available seat on the often underequipped trains. There's no signage at NYP showing which direction the train is leaving out of or even 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue like LIRR HAS, which means you have a 50/50 shot of sitting in the right place for your stop. Hazardous stations with crumbling stairs and no escalators are normal for NJ Transit. How you have elevated trains with no escalator, no functioning elevator, AND crumbling stairs is something I will never understand. Also, the station rooms for passengers to stay warm/cool have been permanently closed at some stops with elevated platforms. During FIFA match days, you can't get around Secaucus via public transport AT ALL because all the buses are routed to FIFA stadium. and the only trains that stop at Secaucus are for people going to the match (there's a separate line and boarding procedure for these trains that only run from NYP so you can't just get on it). So if you work there, good luck. During the most recent heat wave and following thunderstorms, my line lost service for 4+ days. And when it resumed, it was still running with "modified service" which translates to a train every 1-1.5 hours during rush hour. The app is trash. Can't even activate an adult and child ticket at the same time anymore. And the app suggests you buy tickets you seldom buy but the ones you buy most frequently are not in the suggested ticket section. Why?! It also requires you to run location services to function and runs location services as long as you have an activated ticket, which drains the phone battery. The buses have this ticket system that is zone based but you have to buy the ticket for the correct route and number of zones, which you have to figure out SEPARATELY because the app is trash. Ticket takers can be cool but there is definitely a percentage that walk through like prison guards announcing "tickets out". But given that it's NJ Transit, the trains feel like prison so they're just a reflection of the environment. Did I mention that the trains are rarely ever on time? I would give NJ transit negative 3,562 stars if I could. Don't move somewhere that you rely on NJ Transit to get around. You won't get there fast, if at all.

Extremely reliable!!!! No need for follow up confirmations - driver present when stated. Thank…read moreyou Carolyn for your service. Thank you to our so capable drivers; Rob and Eric.

I last used Beckett on Oct. 5 2025. In a conversation with my driver Tony I realized I never left a…read morereview for this wonderful company. I have been using Beckett for several year when visiting family in SI. Carolyn is a pleasure to deal with she is the voice of Beckett. She schedules pick-up to & from airport; answers your questions. I feel like I am speaking to a friend whenever I call. The drivers who work for Beckett are courteous; professional & make you feel safe from pick-up to drop-off. I have never once had a problem with Beckett Van Service would highly recommend. You won't regret it. Carolyn sorry I took so long to do a review