Public transit NYC

Also are there daily passes or anything similar I should buy? I'm only staying until the night of the 25tb with only a few other public transportation trips needed.

>>1277561
>>1277563
pretty sure there's a train from laguardia to manhattan.

http://web.mta.info/nyct/service/pdf/laguardia_airport.pdf

just take the skylink thing to 74th st station, take the F train (try to get an express, but any is fine) headed toward Manhattan. Get off at Lexington and 63rd. Walk the 10 or so blocks up to 73rd. Honestly, you can easily walk anything less than 20/25 small blocks (heading north/south) in 20 minutes. The longer blocks (east/west) are like 3/4 min walking per block.

>>1277591
>>1277561
>>1277591
Theres no train and the bus traffic gets so bad you can be stuck at the airport for 2 hours if its really busy. Just warning you
>>1277563
You can get a 7 days pass for 32 burgerdollars

If you're only staying 2 days, $20 will probably be enough money to load onto a Metrocard.

>>1277591
Probably your best option right here. Take the Q70 LaGuardia Link bus to 74th Street/Jackson Heights subway station. Then take a Manhattan bound F train to Lexington Avenue - 63rd Street station and walk to your destination. The bus -> subway transfer is free with the MetroCard, so if you put $20, you'll have 6 more rides to use for 2 days.

>>1277610
>2 hours
can you just walk to a train station form laguardia?

>>1277670
no
also, laguardia is effectively a homeless shelter landside

Boarding my plane right now, thanks everyone!