Boston -> New York
December 30, 2005
Next, the long journey back to the East Coast...
I woke up the morning of the 29th in LA. By that night, I was in San Jose.
By the next morning of the 30th, I was in Boston. By that night, I was in New York.
Yikes.
I woke up the morning of the 29th in LA. By that night, I was in San Jose.
By the next morning of the 30th, I was in Boston. By that night, I was in New York.
Yikes.
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If you're ever in Boston and need to get to New York, think of the
Chinatown Busses. Whether its Feng Wah or Lucky Star, you can
take a bus to New York for as little as $15 each way. Busses
leave every hour, so you'll never have to wait very long to get
on. Plus, you don't have to buy tickets until you get there, so
it makes for less hassle of planning.
A trip usually takes 4 hours without traffic, but sometimes can take as long as 5.5.
Chinatown Busses. Whether its Feng Wah or Lucky Star, you can
take a bus to New York for as little as $15 each way. Busses
leave every hour, so you'll never have to wait very long to get
on. Plus, you don't have to buy tickets until you get there, so
it makes for less hassle of planning.
A trip usually takes 4 hours without traffic, but sometimes can take as long as 5.5.
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