I am planning on going to see Judas Priest with heaven and hell and motorhead on PNC BANK CENTER on agoust 9th

I want to get that bus from Manhatan NY that takes me to PNK BANK CENTER. Does anyone has any information that can help me get there

I took a wild stab at the NJ Transit web site to see if there were any buses to the PNC Bank Arts Center from NYC but didn't come up with anything.

Are you in Manhattan? If so, it might not be a bad idea to go to the Port Authority Bus Terminal and ask around at some of the other bus companies (Short Line, Red & Tan, etc.)

Where are you coming from? I usually just drive there. I live on Long Island. Not too sure how you would get there from the bus or even where the bus is at in manhatten. I thought there was a train you could take into NJ and then the bus will take you to PNC.

this is what I found


Ride the NJ TRANSIT train to the Matawan station located on the North Jersey Coast Line and then take the FREE PNC shuttle directly to the front gates. The shuttle bus will start running approximately two hours before show time and will run back to the train station immediately after the end of the show. The last shuttle bus leaves the arts center at 11:30 pm even if the performance is still in progress. We provide accessible transit for our guests with disabilities.

Buy a GPS

[quote="Fat Freddy"]

kmorg wrote:

Buy a GPS

Reminds me of this old joke:

A guy walking down the street in New York City is stopped by another man who asks:
"How do I get to Carnegie Hall?"
He replies, "Practice, practice, practice!"[/quote

ba doom psh.

"Ride
the NJ TRANSIT train to the Matawan station located on the North Jersey
Coast Line and then take the FREE PNC shuttle directly to the front
gates. The shuttle bus will start running approximately two hours
before show time and will run back to the train station immediately
after the end of the show. The last shuttle bus leaves the arts center
at 11:30 pm even if the performance is still in progress. We provide
accessible transit for our guests with disabilities."

thanks for that information, I will see what I can do. It is a shame that some of the best bands go there, I which they went to a more accesible place like Radio City Hall or Madison Square Garden

Good Luck. It does suck when good shows are far away but if you really want to see it you do what you have to to get there.