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How To Get To Rochester

alexandergartley — 2015-11-20T20:19:49Z

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- [http://www.trailwaysny.com/html/english/fares.asp Trailways NY]	+ [http://trailwaysny.com/ Trailways NY]

How To Get To Rochester

alexandergartley — 2015-07-24T15:53:35Z

fixed spelling of 'between'

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- * United flies primarily to their hubs at Chicago-O'Hare and Washington-Dulles (many flights are codeshared betwen U.S. Airways and United) but also Cleveland and Newark.	+ * United flies primarily to their hubs at Chicago-O'Hare and Washington-Dulles (many flights are codeshared between U.S. Airways and United) but also Cleveland and Newark.

How To Get To Rochester

jgerek — 2014-06-09T13:24:49Z

link Ride Board

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How To Get To Rochester

jgerek — 2013-10-26T16:41:47Z

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- The airport is served by Air Canada, AirTran, American Eagle, Delta Connection, JetBlue, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to the New York City area.	+ The airport is served by Air Canada, American Eagle, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to various airports in the New York City area:
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- * AirTran flies to Baltimore, Atlanta, Orlando, and Tampa. - * American Eagle operates several daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. - * Delta flies primarily to Atlanta and Detroit, but also Minneapolis and NYC. - * Jetblue has several flights daily to their hub at JFK. One class seating on an Airbus A320. The flight is roughly one hour. - * United flies primarily to their hubs at Chicago O'Hare and Washington Dulles (many flights are codeshared betwen U.S. Airways and United) [http://www.uatimetable.com/United.pdf?linkTitle=Worldwide+timetable+PDF United schedules] - * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte and Philadelphia, and also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, and Washington National/Reagan.	+ * American Eagle operates several daily non-stop flights between Chicago-O'Hare and Rochester on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. + * Delta flies primarily to hubs at Atlanta and Detroit, but also Minneapolis, New York-JFK and New York-LaGuardia. + * Jetblue has several flights daily to their hub at New York-JFK. One class seating on an Airbus A320. The flight is roughly one hour. + * Southwest flies to their hubs at Baltimore and Chicago-Midway, as well as Orlando and Tampa. + * United flies primarily to their hubs at Chicago-O'Hare and Washington-Dulles (many flights are codeshared betwen U.S. Airways and United) but also Cleveland and Newark. + * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte and Philadelphia, and also flies direct to Boston and Washington-National/Reagan.
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- Information on [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Arrivals ROC arrivals] and [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Departures ROC departures].	+ Up-to-the-minute information on [http://www2.monroecounty.gov/airportflights ROC Arrivals and Departures].
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- * Buffalo (served by [http://www.southwest.com Southwest])	+ * Buffalo

How To Get To Rochester

jgerek — 2013-04-26T17:21:38Z

linked public transit, taxis and day trips

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- Looking to get away? See ["Excursions"].	+ How to get around once you get here? See ["Public Transit"] or ["Taxi Services"]. Looking to get away? See ["Excursions"] or ["Day Trips"].

How To Get To Rochester

foxual — 2012-09-01T16:44:25Z

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	+ === Route 1 (6 hours) === + * Exit Manhattan via the Holland Tunnel + * Take NJ-139 westbound to the Newark Turnpike + * Take the Newark Turnpike westbound to I-280 westbound + * Merge into I-80 westbound + * Take I-80 westbound to I-380 northbound (towards Scranton) + * Merge into I-81 northbound, take this all the way to Syracuse + * South of Syracuse, take the I-690 westbound to the ["Thruway"] (I-90) westbound + * Rochester area exits are 47 (["Interstate 490"] East), 46 (["Interstate 390"] North), and 45 (["Interstate 490"] West)
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	+ === Route 2 (7 hours) === + * Take I-87 northbound out of the Bronx (this is the ["Thruway"]) + * Cross the Tappan Zee bridge and continue on I-87 northbound to Albany + * Merge into I-90 westbound and continue to Rochester + * Rochester area exits are 47 (["Interstate 490"] East), 46 (["Interstate 390"] North), and 45 (["Interstate 490"] West)

How To Get To Rochester

jgerek — 2012-05-09T14:36:44Z

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- * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte and Philadelphia, and also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, and Washington National/Reagan. [http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf US Airways schedules]	+ * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte and Philadelphia, and also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, and Washington National/Reagan.
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- Information on [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Arrivals ROC arrivals] and [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Departures ROC departures]; as well as [http://www.co.monroe.ny.us/airport_fids.asp ROC flight search].	+ Information on [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Arrivals ROC arrivals] and [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Departures ROC departures].
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- [http://www.trailwaysny.com/html/english/fares.asp Bus Info]	+ [http://www.trailwaysny.com/html/english/fares.asp Trailways NY]
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- A "Chinatown Bus" ([http://www.gonycbus.com GoNYCBus]) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday scheduled to arrive at 7AM. The trip is $60 or $50 with a student fare.	+ A "Chinatown Bus" ([http://www.gonycbus.com GoNYCBus]) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 10:15AM every day. The trip is $40.
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- In New York City, the bus leaves at 5PM every day but Friday at [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=59+canal+street,+new+york&sll=43.144617,-77.588496&sspn=0.007499,0.013819&ie=UTF8&ll=40.716428,-73.99204&spn=0.00779,0.013819&z=16 59 Canal Street] (no longer under the Manhattan Bridge) heading through Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo. It is scheduled to arrive in Rochester at 11PM.	+ In New York City, the bus leaves at 9AM every day from 3 Allen Street (no longer under the Manhattan Bridge) heading through Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo.
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- [http://gonycbus.com/ Bus Info-Buy Online with PayPal]

How To Get To Rochester

jgerek — 2012-05-08T14:01:58Z

updated and linked driving directions; - prices and departure times

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- * Take the NY ["Thruway"] (East 90) - * merge into 490 East - * pick the street of your choice (ex. Goodman St.)	+ * Take the NY ["Thruway"] (Interstate 90) East + * Merge into ["Interstate 490"] East + * Exit at the major street of your choice (i.e.,. ["Goodman Street"])
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- * At the end of the turnpike, exit 131 (Clarks Summit), follow I-81 N - * North of Syracuse, take the exit for NY ["Thruway"] (I-90) W - * Follow 90 until Rochester Exit 45 (490) - * pick the street of your choice (ex. Monroe Ave.)	+ * At the end of the Turnpike, Exit 131 (Clarks Summit), follow Interstate 81 North + * North of Syracuse, take the exit for the NY ["Thruway"] (Interstate 90) West + * Follow the Thruway until Rochester Exit 45 - ["Interstate 490"] + * Exit at the major street of your choice (i.e., ["Monroe Avenue"])
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- * Take the 190 S across Grand Island - * Pick up the 290 - * Get on the 90 E headed towards Rochester - * Rochester area exits are 47 (490 E), 46 (390 N), and 45 (490 W)	+ * Take Interstate 190 South across Grand Island + * Pick up Interstate 290 + * Get on the ["Thruway"] (Interstate 90) East headed towards Rochester + * Rochester area exits are 47 (["Interstate 490"] East), 46 (["Interstate 390"] North), and 45 (["Interstate 490"] West)
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- Rochester has a small but newly-renovated airport that goes by the rather grandiose title ["Greater Rochester International Airport"], and its airport code, ROC, inspired the name of this Wiki. The advantage to being out here in the sticks is that the airport is small and generally uncrowded. The disadvantage is that you'll have to fly first to a larger hub.	+ Rochester has a modest airport that goes by the rather grandiose title ["Greater Rochester International Airport"], and its airport code, ROC, inspired the name of this Wiki. The advantage to being out here in the sticks is that the airport is small and generally uncrowded. The disadvantage is that to get here you'll generally have to fly through a larger hub.
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- The airport is served by Air Canada, AirTran, American Eagle, Continental, Delta Connection (service to Cinncinatti), JetBlue (service to JFK airport in New York), Northwest, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to Chicago.	+ The airport is served by Air Canada, AirTran, American Eagle, Delta Connection, JetBlue, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to the New York City area.
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- * Jetblue has six flights daily to their hub at JFK. One class seating on an Airbus A320. The flight is roughly one hour and usually costs between 50-80 dollars (One Way). Can be as expensive as $130+tax each way. - * American Eagle operates 6 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), departing between 7:31am and 9:25pm on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. American recently started flying once daily to Dallas/Fort Worth. - * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, and also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, Washington National, and Hartford. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf) - * United flies to their hubs at Chicago O'Hare and Washington Dulles (many flights are codeshared betwen U.S. Airways and United) (http://www.uatimetable.com/United.pdf?linkTitle=Worldwide+timetable+PDF) - * Continental [http://timetable.continental.com/sitea/co.pdf] flies to their hubs in Newark and Cleveland, and has commuter flights to White Plains and Albany. - * Northwest flies to Detroit (frequently) and Minneapolis (once daily). - * Delta flies to Atlanta and Cincinnati. - * AirTran flies to Baltimore, Atlanta, Boston, Orlando, and Tampa. - * Air Canada flies to Toronto twice a day for about $400 round trip (why didn't we buy an airplane instead of a ferry?).	+ * Air Canada flies to Toronto daily (why didn't we buy an airplane instead of a ferry?). + * AirTran flies to Baltimore, Atlanta, Orlando, and Tampa. + * American Eagle operates several daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. + * Delta flies primarily to Atlanta and Detroit, but also Minneapolis and NYC. + * Jetblue has several flights daily to their hub at JFK. One class seating on an Airbus A320. The flight is roughly one hour. + * United flies primarily to their hubs at Chicago O'Hare and Washington Dulles (many flights are codeshared betwen U.S. Airways and United) [http://www.uatimetable.com/United.pdf?linkTitle=Worldwide+timetable+PDF United schedules] + * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte and Philadelphia, and also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, and Washington National/Reagan. [http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf US Airways schedules]
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- Here is the [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-airlines.php#NonStop list of non-stop destinations].	+ Here is the [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-airlines.php#NonStop Current list of non-stop destinations].
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- Information on [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Arrivals arrivals] and [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Departures departures]; as well as [http://www.co.monroe.ny.us/airport_fids.asp flight search].	+ Information on [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Arrivals ROC arrivals] and [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Departures ROC departures]; as well as [http://www.co.monroe.ny.us/airport_fids.asp ROC flight search].
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- [http://www.amtrak.com Amtrak] takes about 6 hours to New York Penn Station, and costs about $70 each way. Rochester's ["Amtrak station"] is served on the following routes:	+ [http://www.amtrak.com Amtrak] takes about 6 hours to New York's Penn Station. Rochester's ["Amtrak station"] is served on the following routes:
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- [http://www.greyhound.com/home Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located at 186 Cumberland Street, between the Inner Loop and the Amtrak station. - - As of October 2008, cost to NYC is $46 one-way with 14-day advance purchase ($61 and $78 one-way for 7-day and refundable purchases respectively). Advance ticket purchases are non-refundable but may be changed for a $15 fee. All online purchases require pickup at the terminal (can be before your day of travel) ''with the credit card used for the purchase'' (otherwise a $15 fee applies).	+ [http://www.greyhound.com/home Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of the Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located at 186 Cumberland Street, between the Inner Loop and the Amtrak station.
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- Note: Bus schedule is identical to that of Greyhound and likely just tickets you on a Greyhound bus. Fares as of October 2008 are $5 more for 14-day purchase, $8 more for 7-day purchase, and the same for regular fare purchases.	+ Note: Bus schedule is similar to that of Greyhound.
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How To Get To Rochester

peteb — 2011-12-28T03:47:03Z

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- * Continental (http://timetable.continental.com/sitea/co.pdf) flies to their hubs in Newark and Cleveland, and has commuter flights to White Plains and Albany.	+ * Continental [http://timetable.continental.com/sitea/co.pdf] flies to their hubs in Newark and Cleveland, and has commuter flights to White Plains and Albany.
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- [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located at 186 Cumberland Street, between the Inner Loop and the Amtrak station.	+ [http://www.greyhound.com/home Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located at 186 Cumberland Street, between the Inner Loop and the Amtrak station.
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- A "Chinatown Bus" ([http://www.gonycbus.com/ GoNYCBus]) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday scheduled to arrive at 7AM. The trip is $60 or $50 with a student fare.	+ A "Chinatown Bus" ([http://www.gonycbus.com GoNYCBus]) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday scheduled to arrive at 7AM. The trip is $60 or $50 with a student fare.

How To Get To Rochester

LtPowers — 2011-10-25T12:06:26Z

Update bus stop locations

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- [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").	+ [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located at 186 Cumberland Street, between the Inner Loop and the Amtrak station.
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- The Rochester bus stop is near entrance #3 (near Sears) at the ["Eastview Mall"].	+ The Rochester bus stop is on the northeast side of the ["RIT Inn and Conference Center"] in Henrietta.

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TippingPoint — 2009-11-12T21:25:14Z

updated Megabus info.

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- [http://www.megabus.com/us/ MegaBus] is a low-cost bus service that is a cross between a Greyhound coach and a double-decker sightseeing bus. The earlier you book, the cheaper the fare, which ranges from $1 - $50 (approx). The ride is about 7 hours long and there are 3 or 4 trips a day.	+ [http://www.megabus.com/us/ MegaBus] is a low-cost bus service that is a cross between a Greyhound coach and a double-decker sightseeing bus. The earlier you book, the cheaper the fare, which ranges from $1 - $50 (approx). The ride is about 7 hours long. Currently, there is only one trip available daily from Rochester to NYC and vice versa.

How To Get To Rochester

FranRogers — 2009-10-09T20:53:25Z

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- * Route 95 to PA Turnpike (West 76) - * West 76 becomes Route 476 - * Take the North East Extension towards Allentown (North 476) - * Take the exit for Route 81 (North 81) - * Take the exit for NY ["Thruway"] (West 90)	+ * Take the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76) west out of Philadelphia + * Take exit 331B for I-476 N ("Blue Route") + * Follow I-476 N onto the PA Turnpike Northeast Extension + * At the end of the turnpike, exit 131 (Clarks Summit), follow I-81 N + * North of Syracuse, take the exit for NY ["Thruway"] (I-90) W

How To Get To Rochester

NoamZeilberger — 2009-09-11T19:40:20Z

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- A "Chinatown Bus" (GoNYCBus) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday scheduled to arrive at 7AM. The trip is $60 or $50 with a student fare.	+ A "Chinatown Bus" ([http://www.gonycbus.com/ GoNYCBus]) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday scheduled to arrive at 7AM. The trip is $60 or $50 with a student fare.

How To Get To Rochester

wooot — 2009-07-08T00:39:54Z

added bus search engine for super cheap tickets

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	+ [http://www.busjunction.com BusJunction] is a search engine for discount bus tickets with routes to/from Rochester. Its listings include tickets from Megabus, Bolt Bus, and several of the Chinatown bus lines. +

How To Get To Rochester

ChristopherLehfeldt — 2009-06-23T05:43:44Z

Typo, missing "y" in Greyhound name

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- [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Grehound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").	+ [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Greyhound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").

How To Get To Rochester

MattHh — 2009-03-22T02:02:45Z

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- [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Grehound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or Ithaca and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").	+ [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Grehound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or [wiki:Ithaca] and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").

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alexandergartley — 2008-12-03T21:15:34Z

added wiki link to Eastview Mall

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- The Rochester bus stops at the Eastview Shopping Center.	+ The Rochester bus stop is near entrance #3 (near Sears) at the ["Eastview Mall"].

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MichelleCast — 2008-12-02T01:12:11Z

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- Greyhound takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or Ithaca and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").	+ [http://www.greyhound.com/home/ Grehound] takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or Ithaca and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza").

How To Get To Rochester

MichelleCast — 2008-12-02T01:08:13Z

MegaBus is mad cheap (and new). Thought people could benefit from knowing.

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	+ == MegaBus == + [http://www.megabus.com/us/ MegaBus] is a low-cost bus service that is a cross between a Greyhound coach and a double-decker sightseeing bus. The earlier you book, the cheaper the fare, which ranges from $1 - $50 (approx). The ride is about 7 hours long and there are 3 or 4 trips a day. + + NYC bus stops are at Penn Station and the Port Authority. + The Rochester bus stops at the Eastview Shopping Center. + + MegaBus rides are also available in other Western NY cities, certain Northeast and Midwest states, and Canada. +

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BradMandell — 2008-11-13T01:06:29Z

Revert to version 37 (inappropriate addition).

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arichernandez — 2008-11-12T23:16:54Z

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arichernandez — 2008-11-12T23:16:14Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-12T16:52:57Z

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	+ The Chinatown Bus was awarded "Best Way to Get to NYC at 1 a.m." in ["City Newspaper"]'s 'Best Of Rochester' Critics' Choice Awards in 2008.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/entertainment/guides/2008/11/BEST-OF-ROCHESTER-2008-Critics-choice/)]] +

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TerryVanHise — 2008-10-08T01:04:14Z

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- A "Chinatown Bus" to New York picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday. The trip is $60.	+ A "Chinatown Bus" (GoNYCBus) to New York City picks at [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=733+monroe+ave,+rochester&f=q&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=43.144617,-77.588496&spn=0.007499,0.013819&z=16 733 Monroe Ave] at 1AM every day but Friday scheduled to arrive at 7AM. The trip is $60 or $50 with a student fare.
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- In New York City, the bus leaves at 5PM every day but Friday at [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=59+canal+street,+new+york&sll=43.144617,-77.588496&sspn=0.007499,0.013819&ie=UTF8&ll=40.716428,-73.99204&spn=0.00779,0.013819&z=16 59 Canal Street] - no longer under the Manhattan Bridge - heading through Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo.	+ In New York City, the bus leaves at 5PM every day but Friday at [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=59+canal+street,+new+york&sll=43.144617,-77.588496&sspn=0.007499,0.013819&ie=UTF8&ll=40.716428,-73.99204&spn=0.00779,0.013819&z=16 59 Canal Street] (no longer under the Manhattan Bridge) heading through Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo. It is scheduled to arrive in Rochester at 11PM. + + [http://gonycbus.com/ Bus Info-Buy Online with PayPal]

How To Get To Rochester

TerryVanHise — 2008-10-08T00:55:34Z

more bus updates

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- Greyhound takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or Ithaca and Binghamton along the way. The route from NYC goes out the Lincoln Tunnel->Rt 3->Rt 46->I-80W->I-81N->I-90W->I-490W (Ithaca route skips Syracuse and cuts across from just north of Binghamton). As of October 2009, cost to NYC is $46 one-way with 14-day advance purchase ($61 and $78 one-way for 7-day and refundable purchases respectively). Advance ticket purchases are non-refundable but may be changed for a $15 fee.	+ Greyhound takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (arriving in the basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or Ithaca and Binghamton along the way. The station is located downtown at the corner of E Broad and Chestnut Streets (officially "187 Midtown Plaza"). + + As of October 2008, cost to NYC is $46 one-way with 14-day advance purchase ($61 and $78 one-way for 7-day and refundable purchases respectively). Advance ticket purchases are non-refundable but may be changed for a $15 fee. All online purchases require pickup at the terminal (can be before your day of travel) ''with the credit card used for the purchase'' (otherwise a $15 fee applies). + + The route from NYC is as follows: Lincoln Tunnel->Rt 3->Rt 46->I-80W->I-81N->I-90W->I-490W. (The Ithaca route skips Syracuse and cuts across diagonally from just north of Binghamton).
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	+ Note: Bus schedule is identical to that of Greyhound and likely just tickets you on a Greyhound bus. Fares as of October 2008 are $5 more for 14-day purchase, $8 more for 7-day purchase, and the same for regular fare purchases. +

How To Get To Rochester

TerryVanHise — 2008-10-08T00:38:49Z

updated greyhound info

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- Greyhound takes 6 to 7 hours and costs about $70 to New York City.	+ Greyhound takes 6 to 7 hours to New York City (basement of Port Authority) and generally stops at Syracuse or Ithaca and Binghamton along the way. The route from NYC goes out the Lincoln Tunnel->Rt 3->Rt 46->I-80W->I-81N->I-90W->I-490W (Ithaca route skips Syracuse and cuts across from just north of Binghamton). As of October 2009, cost to NYC is $46 one-way with 14-day advance purchase ($61 and $78 one-way for 7-day and refundable purchases respectively). Advance ticket purchases are non-refundable but may be changed for a $15 fee.

How To Get To Rochester

TimmyTofu — 2008-09-09T15:20:21Z

Chinatown bus price and, more significantly, it's pickup location in NYC.

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How To Get To Rochester

DavidSnyderman — 2007-11-02T11:55:29Z

Adding airport arrival, departure, and flight search information

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	+ Here is the [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-airlines.php#NonStop list of non-stop destinations]. + + Information on [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Arrivals arrivals] and [http://www.monroecounty.gov/airport-flights.php?direction=Departures departures]; as well as [http://www.co.monroe.ny.us/airport_fids.asp flight search].

How To Get To Rochester

DavidSnyderman — 2007-11-02T11:49:14Z

Adding Trailways Bus information

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	+ + ==Trailways NY== + [http://www.trailwaysny.com/html/english/fares.asp Bus Info] + Destinations are: + * Albany + * Buffalo + * New York City + * Syracuse + * Rochester +

How To Get To Rochester

DavidSnyderman — 2007-11-02T11:45:14Z

Adding Toronto driving directions

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	+ * Take the Gardiner Expressway W + * Merge onto the QEW + * Take the Lewiston Bridge (that's the easiest bridge; although the Rainbow Bridge often has shorter waits) + * Take the 190 S across Grand Island + * Pick up the 290 + * Get on the 90 E headed towards Rochester + * Rochester area exits are 47 (490 E), 46 (390 N), and 45 (490 W)

How To Get To Rochester

StevenRanselMills — 2007-02-22T19:19:44Z

removed Independence Air from airline service list (out of business)

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- The airport is served by Air Canada, AirTran, American Eagle, Continental, Delta Connection (service to Cinncinatti), Independence (service to Washington DC), JetBlue (service to JFK airport in New York), Northwest, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to Chicago.	+ The airport is served by Air Canada, AirTran, American Eagle, Continental, Delta Connection (service to Cinncinatti), JetBlue (service to JFK airport in New York), Northwest, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to Chicago.

How To Get To Rochester

scotthendler — 2006-11-16T00:51:31Z

Removed Independenc air, added Boston to Airtran and removed Fast Ferry.

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How To Get To Rochester

LeeKhan — 2006-07-27T03:08:50Z

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- * Jetblue has six flights daily to their hub at JFK. The flight is roughly one hour and usually costs between 50-80 dollars (One Way). Can be as expensive as $130+tax each way	+ * Jetblue has six flights daily to their hub at JFK. One class seating on an Airbus A320. The flight is roughly one hour and usually costs between 50-80 dollars (One Way). Can be as expensive as $130+tax each way.

How To Get To Rochester

LeeKhan — 2006-07-27T03:07:22Z

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How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2006-07-07T23:31:46Z

Unconventional Means

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	+ + = Unconventional Means = + * ["Catching Out" Hopping freight trains] + * ["Hitchhiking"]

How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2006-07-07T23:30:11Z

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How To Get To Rochester

andrewhallidie — 2006-06-21T12:52:18Z

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- [http://www.amtrak.com Amtrak] takes about 6 hours to New York Penn Station, and costs about $70 each way. Amtrak serves Rochester on the following routes:	+ [http://www.amtrak.com Amtrak] takes about 6 hours to New York Penn Station, and costs about $70 each way. Rochester's ["Amtrak station"] is served on the following routes:
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andrewhallidie — 2005-12-26T19:26:15Z

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- * Jetblue takes roughly one hour (flight time) and usually costs between 50-80 dollars (One Way). There are 6 flights every day. The flights are between ROC and JetBlue's hub at JFK. - * Greyhound takes N hours and costs X dollars. There are M buses every day. You end up in Manhattan. - * Amtrak - * Other options?
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- American Eagle operates 6 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), departing between 7:31am and 9:25pm on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. American recently started flying once daily to Dallas/Fort Worth.	+ * Jetblue has six flights daily to their hub at JFK. The flight is roughly one hour and usually costs between 50-80 dollars (One Way). + * American Eagle operates 6 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), departing between 7:31am and 9:25pm on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. American recently started flying once daily to Dallas/Fort Worth. + * U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, and also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, Washington National, and Hartford. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf) + * United flies to their hubs at Chicago O'Hare and Washington Dulles (many flights are codeshared betwen U.S. Airways and United) (http://www.uatimetable.com/United.pdf?linkTitle=Worldwide+timetable+PDF) + * Continental (http://timetable.continental.com/sitea/co.pdf) flies to their hubs in Newark and Cleveland, and has commuter flights to White Plains and Albany. + * Northwest flies to Detroit (frequently) and Minneapolis (once daily). + * Delta flies to Atlanta and Cincinnati. + * Independence flies to Washington Dulles. + * AirTran flies to Baltimore, Atlanta, Orlando, and Tampa. + * Air Canada flies to Toronto twice a day for about $400 round trip (why didn't we buy an airplane instead of a ferry?).
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How To Get To Rochester

andrewhallidie — 2005-12-22T13:04:01Z

link to Greater_Rochester_international_Airport

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How To Get To Rochester

andrewhallidie — 2005-10-02T19:17:56Z

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- American Eagle operates 6 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), departing between 7:31am and 9:25pm on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours.	+ American Eagle operates 6 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), departing between 7:31am and 9:25pm on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. American recently started flying once daily to Dallas/Fort Worth.
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- U.S. Airways offers weekly: one flight to Barbados, several flights to Boston and Charlotte (NC), a multitude of flights to Chicago, a flight to Columbus, a flight to Connecticut, a couple flights to Washington DC, one flight to East Tennessee, one flight to Costa Rica (LIR), a flight to Memphis, a flight to Mexico City, many flights to Laguardia (New York), a flight to Ottawa (YOW), many flights to Philadelphia, a couple to Pittsburgh, and also flights to RDU, RIC, SEA, TPA, and DCA. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf)	+ U.S. Airways flies from Rochester to their hubs in Charlotte, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, and + also flies direct to LaGuardia, Boston, Washington National, and Hartford. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf)
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- a travelogue: http://www.trainweb.org/amtrakpix/travelogues/50104A/50104A.html	+ Amtrak takes about 6 hours to New York Penn Station, and costs about $70 each way. + Amtrak serves Rochester on the following routes: + * Empire Service: New York City to Buffalo/Niagara Falls (2 trains daily each way) + * Maple Leaf: New York City to Toronto (once daily) + * Lakeshore Limited: New York City to Chicago (once daily). This train also has a connection in Albany to Boston.
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	+ == By Bus == + Greyhound takes 6 to 7 hours and costs about $70 to New York City. + + A "Chinatown Bus" to New York picks up on Monroe Ave in the wee hours of the morning: + + attachment:shun-fa-recto.jpg + attachment:shun-fa-verso.jpg + + The trip to New York is $55. +

How To Get To Rochester

andrewhallidie — 2005-10-02T19:02:55Z

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How To Get To Rochester

andrewhallidie — 2005-10-02T19:02:26Z

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How To Get To Rochester

JackCalcines — 2005-08-16T23:26:03Z

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- * Jetblue takes N hours and costs X dollars. There are M flights every day. You end up on Long Island.	+ * Jetblue takes roughly one hour (flight time) and usually costs between 50-80 dollars (One Way). There are 6 flights every day. The flights are between ROC and JetBlue's hub at JFK.

How To Get To Rochester

BridgetteTaylor — 2005-08-09T22:29:07Z

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	+ + == From Toronto == + + == From New York City == + * about 300 miles + * Jetblue takes N hours and costs X dollars. There are M flights every day. You end up on Long Island. + * Greyhound takes N hours and costs X dollars. There are M buses every day. You end up in Manhattan. + * Amtrak + * Other options?

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BridgetteTaylor — 2005-08-09T22:26:05Z

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	+ == From Philadelphia == + (about a 5 1/2 hour trip) + * Route 95 to PA Turnpike (West 76) + * West 76 becomes Route 476 + * Take the North East Extension towards Allentown (North 476) + * Take the exit for Route 81 (North 81) + * Take the exit for NY Turnpike (West 90) + * Follow 90 until Rochester Exit 45 (490) + * pick the street of your choice (ex. Monroe Ave.)

How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2005-08-09T19:06:30Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-08-09T19:05:13Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-08-09T18:40:02Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-04-14T08:19:07Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-04-04T06:37:34Z

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brianboucheron — 2005-04-02T03:47:32Z

Added Rome, NY to Amtrak's Lakeshore Limited route.

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TobinFricke — 2005-03-21T07:35:00Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-03-20T18:25:50Z

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	+ Rochester a stop on Amtrak's '''Lakeshore Limited''' route, with the following stops: + + * Chicago, IL Union Station (CHI) + * South Bend, IN (SOB) + * Toledo, OH (TOL) + * Cleveland, OH (CLE) + * Buffalo-Depew, NY Depew (BUF) + * Rochester, NY (ROC) + * Syracuse, NY (SYR) + * Utica, NY (UCA) + * Schenectady, NY (SDY) + * Albany-Rensselaer, NY (ALB) + * New York, NY Penn Station (NYP) + +

How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2005-03-20T18:05:06Z

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	+ + United flys from Rochester to Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Portland, San Diego, and Washington DC. (http://www.uatimetable.com/United.pdf?linkTitle=Worldwide+timetable+PDF) + + Continental (http://timetable.continental.com/sitea/co.pdf)

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TobinFricke — 2005-03-20T17:57:30Z

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- U.S. Airways offers one flight to Barbados, several flights to Boston and Charlotte (NC), a multitude of flights to Chicago, a flight to Columbus, a flight to Connecticut, a couple flights to Washington DC, one flight to East Tennessee, one flight to Costa Rica (LIR), a flight to Memphis, a flight to Mexico City, many flights to Laguardia (New York), a flight to Ottawa (YOW), many flights to Philadelphia, a couple to Pittsburgh, and also flights to RDU, RIC, SEA, TPA, and DCA. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf)	+ U.S. Airways offers weekly: one flight to Barbados, several flights to Boston and Charlotte (NC), a multitude of flights to Chicago, a flight to Columbus, a flight to Connecticut, a couple flights to Washington DC, one flight to East Tennessee, one flight to Costa Rica (LIR), a flight to Memphis, a flight to Mexico City, many flights to Laguardia (New York), a flight to Ottawa (YOW), many flights to Philadelphia, a couple to Pittsburgh, and also flights to RDU, RIC, SEA, TPA, and DCA. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf)

How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2005-03-20T17:54:44Z

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	+ + American Eagle operates 6 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Chicago (ORD) to Rochester (ROC), departing between 7:31am and 9:25pm on an Embraer RJ145 Amazon. The flight time is slightly less than two hours. + + U.S. Airways offers one flight to Barbados, several flights to Boston and Charlotte (NC), a multitude of flights to Chicago, a flight to Columbus, a flight to Connecticut, a couple flights to Washington DC, one flight to East Tennessee, one flight to Costa Rica (LIR), a flight to Memphis, a flight to Mexico City, many flights to Laguardia (New York), a flight to Ottawa (YOW), many flights to Philadelphia, a couple to Pittsburgh, and also flights to RDU, RIC, SEA, TPA, and DCA. (http://www.trvlink.com/download/us/usaschedules.pdf)

How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2005-03-20T17:41:48Z

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	+ + Rochester has a small but newly-renovated airport that goes by the rather grandiose title "Greater Rochester International Airport," and its airport code, ROC, inspired the name of this Wiki. The advantage to being out here in the sticks is that the airport is small and generally uncrowded. The disadvantage is that you'll have to fly first to a larger hub. + + The airport is served by Air Canada, AirTran, American Eagle, Continental, Delta Connection (service to Cinncinatti), Independence (service to Washington DC), JetBlue (service to JFK airport in New York), Northwest, United, and U.S. Airways. ROC is probably best connected to Chicago. +
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	+ + The closest airports outside of Rochester are: + + * Ontario + * Syracuse + * Buffalo + * Toronto + + = By Train = + + * http://www.amtrak.com

How To Get To Rochester

TobinFricke — 2005-03-20T17:25:32Z

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How To Get To Rochester

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How To Get To Rochester

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How To Get To Rochester

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