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To get to Middletown NY by Metro North, you can do so from Penn Station. You can buy a ticket to Middletown NY from any NJTransit Ticket Machine or from the NJT Ticket Window in the old Penn Station in the old Amtrak hall or even on your Smartphone with the NJT App, Then you take any NJT train that stops at Secaucus to Secaucus, transfer there to a Metro North Port Jervis train (operated by NJ Transit using NJ Transit or Metro North equipment) which will stop at Middletown NY. Make sure you look for Middletown NY and not Middletown NJ. Make sure to check the schedules for Port Jervis, which NJT would be able to help you with. Port Jervis trains are relatively infrequent. You can check it online at[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.njtransit.com/[/URL]I wish I could tell you more about where the taxis are these days, but I am not sure how they have rearranged things with the opening of Moynihan Train Hall.
To get to Middletown NY by Metro North, you can do so from Penn Station. You can buy a ticket to Middletown NY from any NJTransit Ticket Machine or from the NJT Ticket Window in the old Penn Station in the old Amtrak hall or even on your Smartphone with the NJT App, Then you take any NJT train that stops at Secaucus to Secaucus, transfer there to a Metro North Port Jervis train (operated by NJ Transit using NJ Transit or Metro North equipment) which will stop at Middletown NY. Make sure you look for Middletown NY and not Middletown NJ. Make sure to check the schedules for Port Jervis, which NJT would be able to help you with. Port Jervis trains are relatively infrequent. You can check it online at
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.njtransit.com/[/URL]
I wish I could tell you more about where the taxis are these days, but I am not sure how they have rearranged things with the opening of Moynihan Train Hall.
