Getting To and From Atlantic City
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Getting To and From Atlantic City |
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From New York and NorthBy Car Major interstate highways connect the Garden State Parkway South to Exit 38 to the Atlantic City Expressway. Follow Expressway direct to Atlantic City. From New York City - 2 Hours 20 Minutes. By Bus New Jersey Transit, Greyhound and Academy Bus Lines provide scheduled service to Atlantic City from the NY/NJ Port Authority terminal at 41st Street and 8th Avenue in New York City. The Atlantic City Municipal Terminal is located at Michigan and Atlantic Avenues near all major hotels.
From Philadelphia and WestBy Car Exit Pennsylvania Turnpike at Valley Forge EXIT 24, onto Schuylkill Expressway (Rt.76) through Philadelphia to the Walt Whitman Bridge, N/S Freeway to the Atlantic City. From Philadelphia - 65 minutes. By Bus New Jersey Transit and Greyhound provide scheduled service to Atlantic City from their terminal at 13th and Arch Street, Philadelphia.
From Maryland, Delaware, Washington, D.C. and South:By Car Take I-95 to the Walt Whitman Bridge (Philadelphia) and proceed as above. From Norfolk area, follow Route 13 and 9 to Cape May - Lewes Ferry, then Garden State Parkway North to the Atlantic City Expressway. From Washington, D.C. - 3 hours, 45 minutes. By Bus Greyhound provides scheduled service from their terminals at 1005 First Street, NE in Washington, D.C. and 210 W. Fayette Street, Baltimore. Information: (800)231-2222 By Rail and Air
Getting Around Atlantic CityVisitors to Atlantic City have been riding on the Famous Rolling Chairs since the 1800's. The wicker rolling chairs are rolled up and down the length of the Boardwalk by a guide. A ride in a rolling chair is bewitching, like a carriage ride through Central Park, or a gondola tour of the Venetian canals. Visitors have used the rolling chair for a relaxing ride, a scenic tour, or on occasion, for special events, such as engagement or wedding proposals. These chairs are built not for speed, but for romance. For more information call (609)347-7148.Atlantic City Jitneys run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. For a convenient way to travel around town, everyone rides the Jitney. It's the Atlantic City Way! Jitneys travel the entire length of the city, from the inlet to Jackson Ave., from the Marina to the s, servicing practically all major Atlantic City attractions. Jitney stops are located on the corner of every route and originate one block from the Boardwalk on Pacific Avenure. For your convenience, every sign located by each Stop, will have color-coded numbers. Decide your route, then just look for the corresponding color coded number on each Jitney, hop on and enjoy the ride! What is a Jitney? A Jitney is a 13 passenger mini bus. Cost is $1.50 per person. For more information call (609)344-8642 Taxi cabs are also readily available. For more information call: Atlantic City Airport Taxi, (609)383-1457 Limousine service is available. For more information call: Auto Rentals are as follows: |
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