[infoshare] Re: taking the train
- From: Ellen Rubin <ellenr5@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 04 Jun 2009 07:21:30 -0700
Hi Eliza,
Hope this info is still needed!
Like Lynnette, I am pretty sure that the machines are NO
T accessible.
There are two ways that I deal with Penn Station. First, I assume
that you will be traveling on Amtrak.
Once you find the ticket windows, window #13 is the "disability ticket window".
When you are standing in front of the ticket windows, 13 is almost
all the way to your right. you
Usually there is no line, and no one sitting right there. But, when
you get to the window, there are people on the right and left--get
their attention and they will give you your reserved tickets. You
need to have your confirmation number with you. Then they will get
someone to assist you to the train.
Another option is to go directly to the Customer Service or
Passenger Service office.
It is even farther to your right as you face the ticket windows. It
is between tracks 15 and 16. I find that helps pretty much anyone you
ask to help locate it! Once there, they should be helpful.
I also always try and enter the station at the 8th Avenue and 31st
entrance--I more or less know my way from there. That is probably not
so convenient for you, coming from the east side.
Hope this is useful!
Have a great trip!
Ellen
At 03:36 PM 6/1/2009, you wrote:
Hi list,
I've taken Amtrak trains from Penn Station a number of
times before,
but I always have gotten an employee to help me find the ticket window
and get my ticket and to the train, etc. I'm headed out of state
again this weekend, and am wondering if anyone knows if the ticket
machines are accessible? I've got my reservation, so it would be cool
if I could use the machine to pick it up myself. How do you all
handle navigating Penn Station?
Thanks,
Eliza
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