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Our apologies, we had asked our road crews to send us photos of work they were doing, and these old photos must have been sent by mistake.

Amtrak doesn’t sit in traffic, at least not in the northeast corridor

Amtrak sells its tickets in “buckets” starting with the cheapest, and as seats are booked the tickets become more expensive. I’ve definitely made that trip for as little as ~$50 on the Northeast Regional but I booked the tickets over a month in advance.

I definitely recommend the train, keep in mind even a coach seat on Amtrak is an experience comparable to business class on most airlines

I’ve been commuting between New York City and Baltimore for over three years. If you book Amtrak in advance (probably at least six weeks in advance, but it varies), you can almost always get a ticket for $29 or sometimes even less because they do have sales from time to time. Traveling near holidays can cost more but the key is to buy ahead of time. Bus is also an option. Wanderu.com is really handy for seeing options for bus and train in one place. Bus usually costs $25-$29, sometimes $40-50 if same day. I’ve taken the bus a few times and it wasn’t awful (I used Bolt Bus but they stopped coming to Baltimore, I think). One more thing, if you book your ticket through the Amtrak app, you can reschedule it on there if you need to. Even if you buy a basic ticket.

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I had a Megabug just not show up one time and customer service essentially shrugged.

It’s really easy to do yourself with silica gel.

It's confusing, you need to make sure you choose the right starting station and final destination, not all lines stop at all places. Check the specific line that goes from here to there.

Amtrak is perfect especially if you live in the city. I go up once in a while and I walk to the train station. Brings you right into Penn Station. Such an easy trip.

I wonder if they still have monthly passes to NY. It may be a few hundred dollars but if you go enough it would be worth it.

Delta has non stop flights from BWI to JFK for ~$200. Unless you don’t like airports, there’s really no reason not to fly. Trains and busses get delayed just as frequently, so if you can optimize your time in the airport as much as you would have on the train, it’s reasonably cost effective.

yep, just got $28 each way for a trip booked in june

Closest you’ll get that’s actually good is El Chavo from La Cocina Luchadoras in Fells

Oh snap, I live literally like 5 doors down from y'all, lemme know if the walking group ever starts up again cuz I'm interested.

Aww. Thanks for letting us live rent-free in your head. 😘

Its the one thing this town does not have. Cuba De Ayer off 29 is the closest legit Cuban food.

This just showed up in my feed. All I needed to do was tap, because I was interested in the advice.

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the last time i used Megabus my seat was broken and waiting in line to come home the bus driver and one of the megabus employees got into a fist fight. We take the train now lol.

I’m moving to Baltimore in a month and have some events in nyc this summer, so I’m here for the advice. It’s much easier and more helpful to get advice from people that have experience with something rather than just googling and trying to figure it out yourself without experience.

Agreed. The mobile app is quite a bit better.

Double to quadruple that is more realistic. $100-200 per sq ft depending on fit and finish.

Add in MD permits and bullshit and you’re close to $100k min.