Luggage storageHoboken

Where to leave bags in Hoboken

Hoboken sits right across the Hudson from Manhattan, and plenty of people pass through it on PATH trains, ferries, or other transport while juggling bags between Jersey and the city. NJ TRANSIT states there is no permanent luggage storage facility at Hoboken Terminal, so passengers must keep their bags with them. This applies to the rail concourse, the PATH platforms, and the ferry waiting areas.

Pier A Park, just steps from the terminal, is the main starting point for exploring the waterfront, but you will need to store your bag outside the terminal before heading there. The fastest public transport link from Hoboken to the World Trade Center is the PATH train, which has a travel time of 9 minutes.

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Luggage storage at the station and airport

Hoboken Terminal is the city's rail, PATH, and ferry hub, with NJ TRANSIT lines like the Morris & Essex and Pascack Valley running through it and PATH trains reaching 33rd Street and the World Trade Center in minutes. It is also one of Hoboken's best-known attractions, a historic 1907 Beaux-Arts building. On NJ TRANSIT trains, you either use the overhead rack or hold your bag, and aisles must stay clear. On NJ TRANSIT buses, luggage must stay with you, since there is no under-bus luggage storage.

On the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, cars have open floor areas near the doors that NJ TRANSIT describes as well-suited for luggage and pushchairs. For the airport, you can take an NJ TRANSIT train to Newark Liberty International Airport Rail Station and transfer to the AirTrain to reach the airport terminals. The journey from the Financial District to Newark Liberty International Airport via NJ TRANSIT and PATH takes approximately 45 to 55 minutes.

Getting around with luggage

On the Hoboken HOP, passengers must keep personal belongings out of the aisles and off seats that someone could occupy. A small bag at your feet works; a suitcase at rush hour will frustrate everyone, including you. On the ferry side, NY Waterway departures from Hoboken Terminal reach Midtown (W. 39th St.), Brookfield Place, and Pier 11/Wall St. The uptown 14th Street ferry terminal gives you a second crossing point if you are staying north of the city centre.

Plan around the terminal's no-storage rule before you arrive, making Hoboken's scenic waterfront much easier to enjoy.

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