Another highly informative, very useful video from Urban Caffeine. The NYC Tourist/Travel Bureau should bring you on staff as a content provider. Thanks for all your excellent episodes-great narration with superb graphics.
Man, I just moved here recently, and I THOUGHT I was active before lol. But no, once you hit the NYC streets, your feet will never be the same. It’s a full time workout, 7 days a week!
Good work as always. I would also include in the discussion how some of these forms of transportation change during inclement weather. For example for walking I also invest in a good pair of boots for walking in rain, snow, or slush.
Thank you, Thea once again. I fully enjoyed this video along with all of your others. Your knowledge is stunning. You did leave out my personal favorite method of NYC transportation - the PATH TUBES. Undoubtedly you are including the Tubes in the category of subway. Great job, as always. George
Great video, which I think will get a lot of views, as it's highly informative for visitors. Good to hear that you will be doing a Staten Island video in the future.
im so thankfull of your informative videos. Next Month i'll like to try a single tourist in NYC. Hopefully im good and not lost in the big city like New York 😂
@@UrbanCaffeine definitely! If anyone else sees this, don’t believe the myths, most New Yorkers are happy to give directions or take some time to explain how to get where you’re going. So don’t ever feel shy or afraid to ask!
Great video as always! Quick one, sharing a single metrocard with an amount (not unlimited), can it be used for the free transfer from Bus to subway for the whole party? Thanks a lot!
Why are you so Manhattan centric ? And the subway goes very deep into Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens where the vast majority of New York City residents live. And the term " outer boroughs " is an insult to New Yorkers so why do you continue using it ? Manhattan as big as it is , is a small part of the entire City of New York.
Hey there. This video was published well over a year ago. It was meant for tourist unfamiliar with public transit in New York that's why it's Manhattan centric. I didn't know that outer borough was insulting to some. I've talked to people born and raised in QNS and BK and they didn't think anything of it. Sorry if that offends you.
London is a century ahead of New York City. Living in London my whole 44 years of life. I have seen the investment that is put into the system. Billions are poured into the London underground by TFL Transport for London. But New York City, has been neglected for generations. The image of New York's train's is very tatty. New York city's mayor's and governors greed has led to the downfall of the city's transport system. When traveling in New York, it feels as if they are stuck in a time frame from the past. Very very sad
Another highly informative, very useful video from Urban Caffeine. The NYC Tourist/Travel Bureau should bring you on staff as a content provider. Thanks for all your excellent episodes-great narration with superb graphics.
Thanks so much! 😊
Buses are a much underrated form of transport. 14:20
Just came back from a 4 day nyc trip. Needless to say, we walked 6 miles a day, and my feet were not used to it. I'm still recovering lol
Lol. Sounds like you had an authentic NYC experience! 😅
Man, I just moved here recently, and I THOUGHT I was active before lol. But no, once you hit the NYC streets, your feet will never be the same. It’s a full time workout, 7 days a week!
Good work as always. I would also include in the discussion how some of these forms of transportation change during inclement weather. For example for walking I also invest in a good pair of boots for walking in rain, snow, or slush.
Thanks for sharing! Coincidentally, I'm doing a cold weather video soon. It's starting to get cold! ❄️
So informative for the NYC tourist, thanks Thea. 👌🏻🤗😉
Thank you! I thought it would be a good video to send to anyone visiting.
Thank you, Thea once again. I fully enjoyed this video along with all of your others. Your knowledge is stunning. You did leave out my personal favorite method of NYC transportation - the PATH TUBES. Undoubtedly you are including the Tubes in the category of subway. Great job, as always. George
Thanks! I'm hoping to make a video on the Jersey trains at some point.
Thank you for sharing, I do zoom classes for adults with disabilities and your videos are very helpful. Thank you again!
Nyc Ferry To Statue of Liberty
Great informative video Thea thank you for putting in the time to present the required information in a clear concise way.
You're welcome! Hoping to share this with everyone I know visiting or moving to New York.
Sorry I missed the video but I like the video I was in school
Revel is good just be careful on parking any tickets within 24hrs is your responsibility
Great video, which I think will get a lot of views, as it's highly informative for visitors. Good to hear that you will be doing a Staten Island video in the future.
Thank you very much! Yes, I think it's important to know the Staten Island Ferry. It's a great little hack to see the Statue of Liberty.
Staten Island is often overlooked. The botanical gardens and Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art are great stops on Staten Island.
how is the video not more viewed. Very informative and well thought, these videos actually teach me something
Should be special thanks - button under the video. Very helpful with additional links below the video !
Thanks so much! Feel free to share with someone who might find this video useful. 😊
great summary Thea!
Thank you! 😃
Station galore
I appreciate the info about potential frustrations with Lyft and Uber. Cheers
Cheers!
Awesome video once again. thanks!
liketrain
im so thankfull of your informative videos. Next Month i'll like to try a single tourist in NYC. Hopefully im good and not lost in the big city like New York 😂
Thank you! 😊 If you ever get lost, don't hesitate to ask people for help. People do it all the time. Have a great trip!
@@UrbanCaffeine definitely! If anyone else sees this, don’t believe the myths, most New Yorkers are happy to give directions or take some time to explain how to get where you’re going. So don’t ever feel shy or afraid to ask!
Great video as always! Quick one, sharing a single metrocard with an amount (not unlimited), can it be used for the free transfer from Bus to subway for the whole party? Thanks a lot!
Station Galore 😉
Do the black limousines still exist or have they been replaced by Uber/Lyft?
"Meh". Hmmm Obviously you have found your home. I kind of understand. Love this vid. Thx!
Thanks for watching!
Can you make a video specifically for tourists
What kind of videos are you looking for?
Is it safe to live in the bronx, if yes than what areas are safer. How to transport in the bronx
No where in New York City is " safe " .
Non New Yorkers trying to tell other out of towners about NYC is halarius 😅😅😂😂😂
The transportation in London is a lot better
Why are you so Manhattan centric ? And the subway goes very deep into Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens where the vast majority of New York City residents live. And the term " outer boroughs " is an insult to New Yorkers so why do you continue using it ? Manhattan as big as it is , is a small part of the entire City of New York.
Hey there. This video was published well over a year ago. It was meant for tourist unfamiliar with public transit in New York that's why it's Manhattan centric. I didn't know that outer borough was insulting to some. I've talked to people born and raised in QNS and BK and they didn't think anything of it. Sorry if that offends you.
@@UrbanCaffeineYes most New Yorkers detest that term. It's very Manhattan elitist.
London is a century ahead of New York City.
Living in London my whole 44 years of life. I have seen the investment that is put into the system.
Billions are poured into the London underground by TFL Transport for London.
But New York City, has been neglected for generations. The image of New York's train's is very tatty.
New York city's mayor's and governors greed has led to the downfall of the city's transport system.
When traveling in New York, it feels as if they are stuck in a time frame from the past.
Very very sad
So stay your lame *ss in London emma effa.