Daily News | How to get to the Jersey Shore from Philly
Yes, there are other ways to get to the Shore besides driving down in the family car. From a 12-minute jaunt in a private jet to a four-hour scenic tour by bus, here are some alternatives to getting behind the wheel:is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to get to the Shore from Philly. The train to A.C. leaves 30th Street Station 12 times daily, from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. A one-way ride costs $10.75 and takes about an hour and a half.
There are also Greyhound buses available with direct service to Atlantic City and they’re cheaper and faster than NJ Transit buses at around $13 for an hour-and-a-half one-way trip. The Greyhound only goes to AC, so if the final destination is at another Shore town, you’ll need to get an NJ Transit bus or get a ride with Uber or Lyft to where you need to go.Ridesharing through Uber or Lyft can get you there, but it’ll cost you.
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