Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)

There are 4 ways to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) by subway, taxi, towncar or foot

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Subway • 10m

Take the subway from Atlantic Av - Barclays Ctr to Canal St Q

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Taxi • 5m

Take a taxi from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) 2.7 miles

$17 - $21

Uber • 5m

Take an Uber from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) 2.7 miles

$7 - $12

Walk • 55m

Walk from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) 2.9 miles

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What is the cheapest way to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)?

The cheapest way to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) is to subway which costs $3 and takes 10m.

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What is the fastest way to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)?

The quickest way to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) is to taxi which costs $17 - $21 and takes 5m.

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How far is it from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)?

The distance between Atlantic Terminal and Canal Street (New York City Subway) is 3 miles.

How do I travel from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) without a car?

The best way to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) without a car is to subway which takes 10m and costs $3.

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How long does it take to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)?

The subway from Atlantic Av - Barclays Ctr to Canal St takes 10m including transfers and departs every five minutes.

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Where can I stay near Canal Street (New York City Subway)?

There are 2217+ hotels available in Canal Street (New York City Subway). Prices start at $95 USD per night.

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Distance: 2.6 miles
Duration: 10m

What companies run services between Atlantic Terminal, NY, USA and Canal Street (New York City Subway), NY, USA?

MTA operates a vehicle from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) every 5 minutes. Tickets cost $3 and the journey takes 10m.

Train operators

MTA

Website: mta.info

Subway from Atlantic Av - Barclays Ctr to Canal St

Ave. Duration: 10m
Frequency: Every 5 minutes
Estimated price: $3
Website: mta.info

NYC MetroCard and Ticket Machine

Source: NY Daily News

Interior of NYC Subway

Source: Wikipedia

NYC Subway Train

Source: Wikipedia

Traditional subway entrance

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NYC Subway Map

Source: Wikipedia

Street ticketing machines

Other operators

Uber New York City

Website: uber.com

Towncar from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)

Ave. Duration: 5m
Frequency: On demand
Estimated price: $7 - $12
Signup at: uber.com

UberPool: $7 - $12
Car Seat: $20 - $26
UberX: $11 - $15
UberXL: $20 - $27
Black: $29 - $40
Black SUV: $40 - $60

Taxi from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)

Ave. Duration: 5m
Estimated price: $17 - $21

NYC.gov

Website: nyc.gov

NYC.gov

Website: nyc.gov

Newark Airport Taxi

Phone: +1 973-273-4420
Website: newarkairporttaxi.us

Jacob's Car Service

Phone: +1 973-673-5901
Website: jacobscabservice.com

https://www.newarknj.gov/

Website: panynj.gov

Gold Lincoln Taxi

Phone: +1 973-344-5566
Website: goldlincolntaxinj.com

Yellow Cab

Phone: +1 877-917-1111
Website: yellowcabnyctaxi.com

NYC.gov

Website: nyc.gov

Scotty's Taxi

Phone: +1 210-943-1234
Website: scottystaxicab.com

Lime Car Service & Taxi

Phone: +1 201-461-9999
Website: limetaxicab.com

Babes Taxi

Phone: +1 201-944-6800
Website: babestaxi.com

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There are 4 ways to get from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway) by subway, taxi, towncar or foot

Recommended option

Subway • 10m

3 alternative options

Taxi • 5m

Uber • 5m

Walk • 55m

Questions & Answers

What companies run services between Atlantic Terminal, NY, USA and Canal Street (New York City Subway), NY, USA?

Subway from Atlantic Av - Barclays Ctr to Canal St

Towncar from Atlantic Terminal to Canal Street (New York City Subway)

NYC.gov

La Revancha

Chico Express

Bay Express

Yellow Cab

NYC.gov

Newark Airport Taxi

Jacob's Car Service

https://www.newarknj.gov/

Gold Lincoln Taxi

Yellow Cab

NYC.gov

Scotty's Taxi

Lime Car Service & Taxi

Babes Taxi

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