I absolutely love this thing. It saved my life so many times in college. I love NYC forever.

I was told by a friend who visits NYC a lot that its cheaper to stay at a hotel in Jersey near the PATH station and then just book it across the Hudson.

I absolutely love our Path train system. I take the train from Journal Square to either 33rd Street or World Trade Center. Great video!

It's interesting about 19th street. It was eventually closed cause of the subway system being improved along with both the lengthening of the number of cars on individual PATH trains and the closeness of 23rd st station. When I was in college in the 80's i'd take the PATH back from classes I had in Manhattan. The train would slow a bit as it passed the 19th st station that was closed. They use it now for stockpiling material for the system. As they would slow down you could see some of the old posters of shows that were playing when it closed. I remember seeing an advertisement for The King and I with Yul Brynner. It's one of those quiet facts about the city that make it fun.

Thanks a lot for this video, very useful for our first visit to NYC in few days.

Rode PATH from 1971 to 2006. It had very few service interuptions during that time.

Missing days at Jersey City. Thanks for the detailed video.

This brings back nastalgia from last time i was there! It was so so fun and cool!

Also it's a very convenient way to go from Manhattan World trade Center and connect the New Jersey Transit on the way to the Air train to the Newark Liberty Airport at New Jersey, but careful, because last time I make a mistake, of non-stopping in the connection of the New Jersey Transit and keep going to Newark Union station, which is not even close to the airport. My mistake. But also to visit the Water ghost statue in New Jersey City close to Newport is a most, really convenient the Path to make that visit, and have a great view of the Manhattan skyline. Love your videos. Happy new year Tom and Linsey

What an absolutely beautiful view and I like the fact that he was wearing his mask unlike other people 👌

Hi Thom as always another very interesting & informative upload. What a contrast between Sin City & The Big Apple - both cities operate 24 hours but are so different. NY is also my favorite US city - so much to see & do. My sister lived in West 43rd Street Manhatten so it was handy for viewing the numerous sights & seeing the latest Broadway shows etc. when I was able to visit her. I have never tried the PATH or been to New Jersey so my 'To Do List' keeps expanding every time I watch your uploads. I also have on top of my list wanting to experience the new Moynihan Train Hall -(especially the new lounge) such an improvement on the Penn Station Train Hall. The World Train Centre station is also a must-do for me. As always thank you for sharing your train experiences.

Excellent coverage. Thank you for sharing.

How is this channel not more popular? Awesome content ;)

You sound like hiccup from how to train your Dragon. Loved the video lol

Nice! Very Goodyear! Thanks.

I enjoyed that video👍👍

I like riding the path for fun!

Stayed at courtyard in Jersey City. Got to MSG in 18 minutes from Newport station

I live near Newport Station and man, I love the transit system. At Newport you got Direct trains to 33rd street, wtc and many other things. The only thing I don't like which i don't really mind but on the weekend the green line is closed, so if you want to go to go to wtc, you gotta stop at grove street, But i dont really mind that

We´ll go from PATH Union City to Cape Liberty too (Bayonne i think is on the way).

Thank You!

Did you know that, until the 1970s, the Norristown line in Philadelphia was in a similar position to PATH? Insofar as being a subway-like 3rd rail operation that was under federal jurisdiction. I think to save money and have fewer regulations, SEPTA deliberately cut connections (in fact in the past there were even some freight customers) so that it would no longer be an FRA regulated railroad. Also apparently the Staten Island Railway is also under some federal regulations, but not as strict as with PATH, because it's technically passenger equipment on a freight line (otherwise the trains are identical to a type used by the New York City Subway)

I live in Newark and I wrote The path a few times you should do the Newark City subway next

From Connecticut I train to nyc. Now I want to learn how to get from nyc to New Jersey. I did the ferry from Manhattan to jersey City before I want to learn train

i will be in new york for 12 hours and my flight is at night before that . i just want to travel from new york to jersey and return back to new york just to travel via train

I’m staying in Jersey City for a short stay to visit New York. My hotel is near to Grove St. Do you know if it’s safe to get this train to come back from Manhattan to NJ at night? Not late night, but probably around 11pm…thanks for the vid

My hotel will be Fairfield Inn and suites North Bergen, in New Jersey, how far is the Path train station? I need to travel dayli to manhattan, vacations time.

Can you elaborate on your comparison of PATH to BART? 2:55

Hi, how much would be the total fare of traveling say from Newport to Grand Central at 42nd St.? Thank you.

Does path run 24/7 ?

This should be the subway system of New Jersey and expand it to the denser areas

On the weekends on the PATH what you said about looping through WTC isn’t true as of recently. PATH NWK-WTC Line trains single track between Exchange Place and World Trade Center and therefore reverse ends at this station to go back to NJ

Can you use your 7 day unlimited metro card?

The path photo ban is unconstitutional

No photography in path? Why?

And that close call is exactly why I hate light rail systems. Heavy rail is much better