Wages aren't increasing however the cost of everything is rising and the working man's Purchasing Power Parity is declining (see, I really learned something in business school).Īnyway, consider taking Interstate 81 north as this avoids the excessive tolls through the Baltimore area, all the toll roads, toll bridges, etc. Let's face it - money is always tight and with this economy, it is only getting more difficult and challenging. Is this helpful? I'm trying to sort of guess at what you're trying to accomplish here.Īnother option, if money is tight, and when isn't money tight. It looks to me like 24 hour parking is in the ballpark of $10.00 but I don't know how old that information is. If you're looking for even cheaper lodging - like south of Newark where you can find decent quality hotels in the Woodbridge NJ area for less and then you want to drive up to Jersey City to park at Journal Square, you can do that. There are several hotels there and then you simply get the PATH train at Pavonia / Newport to 33rd / 6th. The Marriott website says parking is $16.00 / night. If you're planning to drive up, you might want to look into something like the Courtyard by Marriott in Jersey City. Are you say driving up for an interview or a business meeting for which you do not expect to be reimbursed? You want to drive up the night before?īear in mind that taking the bus up might save you enough to be able to stay in Manhattan. It would be helpful to get a better idea of what you are trying to accomplish. With that being said, yes, there is pay parking at Journal Square. Downtown Newark, Harrison, Journal Square and Jersey City are heavily populated / densely built up urban areas. You get down into Franconia / Springfield and out toward Vienna etc. MetroRail goes into some very suburban areas.
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