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What's the easiest/fastest way to get to Temple University (Philadelphia) from New York City?

  • I'm moving to Philadelphia at the end of the month to attend Temple University. I currently live in Yonkers, NY. I'm trying to figure out the fastest way to get to South Philadelphia or even Temple University from either New York City (Penn Station) or Yonkers, NY. I want to visit my family often! =) Any tips are greatly appreciated!

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    Well as A Temple owl Alum, Welcome to town! The Amtrak train from Penn station to 30th st. station here is the simple way. From there you can take a local train (SEPTA) to Temple univ. station,hop the subway, or catch a cab. There are bus services from Port Authority Teriminal in NYC to 30th st. station as well. Main campus is easy to reach Once you get the hang of the SEPTA system. We are north of City hall about 25 blocks On Broad Street. The Broad street Subway will take you to South Phila. all the way to the Stadium complex. Well hope that Helps Class of '96 College of Engineering

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amtrak to philly. it will leave you at 30th st station . stay in the station. walk up the ramp to the far left of the rest rooms find the west trenton train, usually track A section 2 sometimes track B you will be on it for 3 stops & arrive at temple. from 30th street to temple should be no more than 10-15 mins after getting on your train. the fair is between 4 and 6 dollars.

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