distance from la guardia airport and new york city

Exit toward the back of the train at Lexington Avenue and you're standing on the corner of 53rd Street / Third Avenue, two very very short blocks from your hotel. Both the Manhattan bound E train in the direction of World Trade Center (on the express track) and the Metropolitan Avenue bound M train on the local track stop at Lexington Avenue station. Follow the well-marked signage for the Manhattan bound E express (or M local). The bus will pull in under an overhang, the driver cuts the engine and everybody gets off the bus. Take the Q.33 bus to the very last stop (74th / 75th Streets / Roosevelt / Jackson Heights). Simply get on the bus (you can't get on the wrong Q.33 or go in the wrong direction). The Q.33 bus starts at LaGuardia Airport and ends at the subway station. Both will work but I prefer the Q.33 bus as it is slightly more frequent sometimes and because it is a shorter bus ride. Those of us living in Manhattan do the trip more frequently.īuy your MetroCard at LaGuardia Airport and take either the Q.33 bus or the M.60 bus. Somebody who lives in New Jersey is probably not the best person to seek advice from on travel between LaGuardia and Manhattan. Those people are so grumpy and so cranky and play the victims down to a tee.You asked about public transport. But being angry Colombians, what was I expecting. It was my first flight on Avianca and my last. How dare you use a cheap and nasty LCC aircraft fom Spain with a dubious safety record without telling your customers. Hands up those of you who give a stuff about who leads the corrupt nation of Colombia? It's hardly relevant to anything the rest of the world is doing. And we could not even get a be o a glass of win because there was some election on in Colombia! What the.!!! An election in Colombia so they stop serving any form of alcohol for 48 hours. The flight crew did not give a stuff about anything, they get paid anyway, irrespective. The seats didn't work, the aircraft was filthy dirty and this was in what they called Business Class. Pros: 'The aircraft was a 19yo A330 from a very dodgy Spanish airline charter firm called Wamos, chartered by Avianca.

Distance from la guardia airport and new york city