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The Sovereign Bank Arena is a short walk or a cab ride away from many public transportation stops.
The River LINE is a 34-mile passenger light rail line, which links Trenton with Camden. With 20 station stops serving communities along the Delaware River's Route 130 corridor, the light rail system connects riders to the larger transportation networks of NJ TRANSIT, Amtrak, PATCO, and SEPTA.
For more information, visit the River LINE Web Site
NJ TRANSIT operates the state's commuter rail network. The rail system features 11 lines in three divisions. The Trenton Train Station is locateed at So. Clinton Ave. at intersection of Raoul Wallenberg Ave. (1/2 mile from Rt. 1) It runs on the The Newark Division rail system (which includes the Northeast Corridor, North Jersey Coast, and Raritan Valley lines operating to and from Newark Penn Station, Hoboken Terminal, and Penn Station New York). At Trenton, riders can connect to SEPTA and Amtrak.
For more information, visit NJTransit.com
Amtrak has stops at the Trenton Train Station at So. Clinton Ave. at intersection of Raoul Wallenberg Ave. (1/2 mile from Rt. 1). They run service up and down the Northeast corridor, just a short trip from Philadelphia or New York.
Please visit Amtrak.com for rates and schedules.
NJ TRANSIT operates an extensive bus network of intra and interstate routes throughout New Jersey and into New York and Philadelphia. The system serves the region's commercial centers with commuter runs to and from Manhattan, Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, Camden, Atlantic City, and Philadelphia.
For more information, visit NJTransit.com