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If you can't get there on two feet (or if some small feet are balking at taking another step), you can find the best alternative here. Buses, taxis, limos, trains, boats, airports, trolleys, subways, and duck tours can all be found here.

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Liberty Helicopter Tours Parent rating: Location: Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6 and the East River, New York, NY Liberty Helicopters, currently the only authorized helicopter sightseeing company in New York City, is open daily - including holidays. The state-of-the-art single and twin engine jet ...
New York Water Taxi Parent rating: Location: See below for stops, New York, NY Six yellow catamarans, each with a capacity for 74 passengers, serve Hunter's Point, East 34th Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn's Fulton Ferry Landing,
Subways Parent rating: Location: New York (citywide), NY The buses may be a more scenic way of getting around, but the subway is without question the fastest, most efficient, a...
Gray Line Tours Parent rating: Location: New York, NY Hop-On/Hop-Off tour buses are a great way to see the City, even if you're a long-time resident. Kids won't have to complain about sore feet, and they love seeing the sights from the open top of...
MTA Parent rating: Location: New York, NY The MTA is the bureau in charge of New York's buses and
Landmark Bicycles Parent rating: Location: 136 E 3rd Street, New York, NY Landmark Bicycles concentrates on restoring vintage models - old Schwinns and more, in a dazzling array of colors. The bikes are pricey, but rentals are available. And the store can also repair...
New York Airport Service Parent rating: Location: 15 Second Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, NY NYAS is the only authorized scheduled bus service from the NY airports to Manhattan. It offers economical scheduled service to and from Manhattan (
SubwayInfo.com Parent rating: Location: New York, NY This web server gives subway directions from any location, to any location, within the five boroughs of New York City.
Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Parent rating: Location: 34th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, Penn Station, New York, NY The Long Island Railroad (LIRR) has been in business since the 1800s and is one of the busiest train lines serving New York. The Manhattan hub is
Metro North Parent rating: Location: Grand Central Station, Lexington Ave & 42nd Street, New York, NY Commuter trains to Westchester, Connecticut and some parts of upstate New York leave from
PATH Trains Parent rating: Location: New York, NY PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) rapid transit trains provide service between New Jersey and New York City 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For maps of individual PATH stations, see website. On w...
Penn Station Parent rating: Location: Penn Station, 32nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, New York, NY PATH and New Jersey Transit trains to New Jersey,
Port Authority Bus Terminal Parent rating: Location: 625 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY That's Ralph Kramden, looking bronze and happy, standing in front of the new and somewhat improved Port Authority. Even though he's just a statue, The Honeymooners' hapless bus dr...
Buses Parent rating: Location: New York (citywide), NY The MTA is responsible for the New York buses, and a bus map for all five boroughs can be downloaded from the link above (adobe ...
Airport SuperShuttle Parent rating: Location: New York, NY SuperShuttle offers door-to-door service to and from New York's three major airports. Seats must be reserved in advance.