What's the best way to get to reading from Philadelphia?

Whats the cheapest way to get to Philadelphia from new york?

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    Steph's method is good, but not the absolute cheapest. The absolute cheapest way would be to take the PATCO to Walter Rand Transportation Center. From there take the River Line (light rail) to Trenton. From there take the NJ Transit train to NY-Penn Station. The River Line is a bit tedious but it's much cheaper than the R7.

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Take the Train (NJ Transit and Septa) You'll need to take NJ Transit (Northeast Corridor) from NY to Trenton - this will take about 1 hr 15 mins. You would then take Septa from Trenton to Philadelphia which will take about another hour. Cost $7 from Trenton to Philly $12.50 from NY to Trenton. Depending on the time of your travel, you may be able to buy a roundtrip off-peak fare for $21.50 for the NY segment-Trenton. (So at the cheapest, your round-trip would cost a total of $35.50)

Steph

Walk.

DJG INC

Walk. It's probably not the quickest however.

packermama

Get the Chinatown bus. Absolutely the cheapest hands down.

Frank D

Drive

Jessie H

Walk :-)

jplrvflyer

walk would be but i don't recommend it

Omega

A discount pass for the train if you're commuting back and forth everyday.

peaches6

You haven't mentioned which forms of transport, so I'd recommend driving. Next cheapest would probably be by bus service from Manhattan. If there's a commuter service, that might in fact be cheaper than driving is.

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