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A Manhattan neighborhood name referring to the eastern part of the East Village around Avenues A, B, C, and D.

““The venue is in Alphabet City near Avenue C.””

The Long Island Rail Road terminal in Downtown Brooklyn, connected with the Atlantic Avenue–Barclays Center subway complex.

““Take the LIRR to Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn.””

The Long Island Rail Road terminal and concourse built beneath the Grand Central complex in Midtown Manhattan.

““Our LIRR train arrives at Grand Central Madison.””

The landmark Midtown Manhattan terminal used primarily by Metro-North Railroad and connected to subway service.

““Catch Metro-North at Grand Central Terminal.””

A historic New Jersey transportation hub connecting NJ Transit rail, PATH, Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, buses, and ferry services.

““Our train ends at Hoboken Terminal, then we’ll take PATH.””

A major Long Island Rail Road transfer hub in Queens with connections to AirTrain JFK and nearby subway service.

““Change at Jamaica for the AirTrain to JFK.””

The modern train hall in the Farley building across Eighth Avenue from the older Penn Station concourses.

““Meet me under the skylight in Moynihan Train Hall.””

A major Newark, New Jersey rail hub served by NJ Transit, Amtrak, PATH, and Newark light rail connections.

““Transfer at Newark Penn Station for PATH.””

New York’s major Midtown rail complex serving Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road, NJ Transit, and connecting subway lines.

““I’ll meet you at Penn Station by the Seventh Avenue concourse.””

The major Midtown Manhattan bus terminal serving many New Jersey commuter routes and intercity bus services.

““Meet me inside Port Authority near the bus gate.””

A major NJ Transit transfer station in New Jersey where several rail lines connect with trains serving Penn Station New York.

““Change at Secaucus Junction for New York Penn.””