Can you name the NJ Transit to NYC -- All Aboard!? created by photogirl Enter an answer in the box below Correctly named answers will show up below Answers do not have to be guessed in order Source: NJ Transit Northeast Corridor Schedule Can you name the stations along NJ Transit's Trenton-NYC line? If you're too cheap to take Amtrak from 30th St. Station, & are willing to turn a 2-hour trip into a 4-hour odyssey, this quiz is for you This quiz has not been verified by Sporcle

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Station Name Local Attractions   They lure Pennsylvania riders to this station with their sneaky 'no northbound toll' policy. But on the way back...BAM! 75 cents!   Not to be confused with that other Hamilton, in Atlantic County   Do you really need to ask? Where did you go, Rutgers or something? (And actually, this station is on a spur off the next station on the list...)   Mom always liked Princeton better.   Why don't they tell you what TOWN this is in? Kinda scary, if you ask me.   Speaking of Rutgers...   Ranked 28th most livable small city by Money magazine. Yeah, that was in 2006.   There once was a man from Metuchen, who...   Sadly, this place is NOT as fun as it sounds. They tore down the Ferris wheel years ago.

Station Name Local Attractions   You'd think the Cheerleading Hall of Fame would be around here, but no.   The mayor here is named Gerbounka. Really!   The town that inspired Judy Blume to write kiddie smut.   Elizabeth's reputedly frigid sister.   How can you resist an airport whose code is EWR? Ewww...rrr.   The station where, if needed, you can make your getaway onto the PATH train.   It's where the Secaucus 7 returned...in that movie...   The place where, if you catch the northbound 1/2/3 & then the 7 to Flushing Meadows, you can see Shea Stadium before they tear it down. Oh, wait.

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