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How do I get to the racetrack?

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Participants Kimberly Thomas4amberorca192rowdybadger41brisknomad6Carol Lopez23gentlecanyon92Carl Kim2Arthur Booth96Raymond Campbell35feraltrucker5
Kimberly Thomas4 Kimberly Thomas4 NewcomerOP
2 messages
joined Apr 2005
#1 ·
Can someone walk me through getting from Grand Central to the racetrack? I’m assuming there’s a bus route or something similar?
amberorca192 amberorca192 Active Member
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joined Oct 2005
#2 ·
Kimberly Thomas4 said:Can someone walk me through getting from Grand Central to the racetrack? I'm guessing there's a bus line or something?

Basically, just hop on any bus heading toward the suburbs or Jersey and get off at the first stop after you cross the bridge. Most buses don't actually pull over there, so you might have to ask the driver nicely to let you out.
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
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#3 ·
Could someone please explain which train I should take from Brooklyn to the downtown area? Does the 2 line run there?🤔
amberorca192 amberorca192 Active Member
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joined Oct 2005
#4 ·
rowdybadger41 said:Can someone tell me which bus I should take to get from Brooklyn over to the Upper East Side? Does the 2 run that way?🤔
brisknomad6 brisknomad6 Active Member
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#5 ·
amberorca192 said:so, basically you just hop on any bus heading toward the suburbs or maybe somewhere like Philadelphia and get off at the very first stop after the bridge. Most buses don't even pull over there by default, so you should probably just ask the driver to make a quick stop for you.

Philadelphia (just a regular local bus, not one of those express ones)
the outskirts are mostly just fields and grass...

Honestly, the smartest move? Just walk up to the driver and ask if they stop near the racetrack...

The real question though is, do you actually need the trails (I mean, I don't even know where the entrance to the trails is, to be honest) or are you just looking for the stables? It’s a massive hike from the main road to the stables, so if you want to save your legs, maybe look for a bus heading toward the residential area—though I'm totally lost on where that line even starts...

Look, the bus will drop you off right at the intersection of V. Holjevac and J. Antal, but man, that is a serious trek to get to the racetrack entrance...

Maybe just check their website? They have a phone number listed, so just give them a call and ask which way is the fastest or easiest to get to them. 🙂
amberorca192 amberorca192 Active Member
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joined Oct 2005
#6 ·
It’s not like you’re walking a marathon or anything, unless you’re somehow pushing 70. 😁
Carol Lopez23 Carol Lopez23 Member
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joined Apr 2005
#7 ·
rowdybadger41 said:Can anyone tell me which streetcar I should take to get from the Brooklyn area over to V. Holjevac? Does the 2 run through there?🤔

Yes, it certainly does. Once you turn onto V. Holjevac from Drziceva, you will find the stop right there; it is essentially the very first station you encounter after passing the bus terminal when coming from the direction of Grand Central Terminal.
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
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#8 ·
Keith Gonzalez said:Yeah, just drive. Once you turn from Izdrživa onto Broadway, the station is right there. It's basically the first stop after the bus coming from Grand Central Station.

man, I'm lost🎉 which streetcar goes from Broadway over to Brooklyn?
Carol Lopez23 Carol Lopez23 Member
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#9 ·
rowdybadger41 said:I'm looking for a tank with a sword🎉—which subway line gets me from downtown to Brooklyn?

Just take the number seven.

Technically, you could try transferring, much like navigating a complex corporate merger, but if you want the most reliable path, staying on one line is your safest bet. 😁
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
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#10 ·
ok 👋
gentlecanyon92 gentlecanyon92 Active Member
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joined Mar 2005
#11 ·
Well, if they decide to sit for the VG, then things might actually start looking up 😁

But there’s that one line running toward the racetrack, right past the fairgrounds
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
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#12 ·
🙂 Get out of the line of fire if you want to make it out alive...
gentlecanyon92 gentlecanyon92 Active Member
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joined Mar 2005
#13 ·
It’ll be fine over by the racetrack

And what’s wrong with the kid? 😳
rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#14 ·
It is quite a lovely beach...🤣
Carl Kim2 Carl Kim2 Newcomer
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#15 ·
So—heading to see Metallica—and I’m struggling to figure out where the racetrack actually is. I get the directions, but once I step out... am I gonna actually see the track, or is it one of those things where I have to go hunting for it?
I've got zero sense of direction, so... could use a little help here.
Arthur Booth96 Arthur Booth96 Active Member
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joined Feb 2011
#16 ·
I mean, once you're hanging out near Central Park, there's just no way to miss it 😁
it’s pretty obvious right away, so I guess there isn't really any issue on that front 😁
Carol Lopez23 Carol Lopez23 Member
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joined Apr 2005
#17 ·
Amy Edwards58 said:It’s like—I’m heading to a Metallica concert—and I’m just not quite grasping how obvious the racetrack is going to be. I follow the descriptions, sure, but once I actually step out onto the street, am I really going to see the arena right in front of me, or is it one of those spots where you have to go hunting for it?
I’m not exactly the most gifted navigator, so... a little bit of straightforward guidance would be greatly appreciated.

What kind of transportation are you planning to use?
Raymond Campbell35 Raymond Campbell35 Member
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joined Jan 2008
#18 ·
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1. Hop off the train
2. Head down those stairs right into Lincoln Center
3. Grab yourself a slice of pizza and a beer
4. Just wander over toward the exit
5. Once you're at the exit (right by the McDonald's), light up a cigarette. I swear, the bus shows up faster the second you spark one. I can't even tell you how many times I've done that just to kill time. 😢
6. Take the bus through that red section highlighted on the map. You'll want to get off at the first stop after the bridge, near Central Park. I think the station itself is called Central Park too.
7. You can totally walk this green part. If you're brave enough to jump around at a concert, a 10-15 minute stroll should be a breeze. It's actually a pretty good way to warm up.

That green part I marked out is the path leading to the main entrance in Brooklyn, which is all the way on the opposite side from the bus stop. Though, who knows, maybe an entrance will pop up along the trail so you won't have to trek all the way around to the main gate.
feraltrucker5 feraltrucker5 Active Member
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joined Oct 2012
#19 ·
Solid advice right there—I actually dropped the link in that other thread about the concert just so people can finally shut up about it. 😬

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