Book Reading to NYC Bus Tickets

Travel by premium bus service from Reading, PA to NYC. Every bus from Reading to NYC by OurBus is a modern charter-style bus equipped with WiFi, individual power outlets, reclinable seats, a sanitized bathroom, and a complimentary bottle for your journey. OurBus works with select bus companies to provide exceptional service that you will feel comfortable in and enjoy.

OurBus has become a favored option for transportation among the residents, students, and tourists that are looking for a bus to NYC from Reading, PA. Passengers often take this trip to affordably visit their family members or spend a weekend day in the city.

The Reading, PA to NYC bus has two stops in Reading - the Fairground Square Mall and downtown Reading. The Fairground Mall stop is located at 2910 N 5th Street Hwy, Reading, PA 19605, in the parking lot between Boscovs and Wells Fargo. This stop is easily accessible by car or with the BARTA buses that serve the city of Reading and its surrounding area. Taking the bus from Reading, PA to NYC with OurBus is an easy choice. New York City is full of sights, sounds, and experiences for everyone to enjoy while visiting. 

Even if you have family who already live there, NY is a great city to act like a tourist. Two of these places that should be on everyone’s checklist are the Statue of Liberty and the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration. Lady Liberty is counted as one of the most iconic historical sites in America because of the ideals that it represents. The Ellis Island Immigration Museum is a visualization of the statue of liberty quote that is often mentioned, The New Colossus. It shows the process of early immigration to America with its various exhibits exploring immigrant lives at that time. 

Both of these places can be visited by taking the ferry to Ellis Island and are worth the visit if you can make time while in New York. The Statue of Liberty tickets can be bought in addition to the Ellis Island Museum of Immigration through the National Parks Service website. 

The Morgan Library and Museum is another public attraction worth visiting in New York City. The Library and Museum began as a private collection owned by Pierpont Morgan in 1890. Morgan began gathering a collection of notable manuscripts, early printed books, and old master’s prints and drawings. After Morgan’s death in 1913, his son JP Morgan Jr, decided that the library had become significant to remain as a private organization. He fulfilled his father’s dream of making the library public and making the collection available to everyone, which is regarded as one of the most memorable cultural gifts in American history. In 2006 the Library and Museum’s largest expansion was completed, adding 75,000 square feet to the campus. The project included additional exhibition space, a new performance hall, a new cafe and restaurant, a gift shop, a reading room for visitors, additional collection storage, and an inviting entrance on Madison Ave. 

Washington Square Park in NYC is one of New York City’s favorite places to hang out for residents, NYU students, and visitors alike. Located in Greenwich Village, Washington Square is one of the city’s most used green spaces. While the park is on the relatively small side, covering a mere 10 acres, it boasts a colorful history that is intertwined with the development of NYC. For two centuries Washington Square Park has been a place for people to enjoy themselves while they relax, celebrate, play, and listen in under the iconic Washington Arch.

For more places to go and things to do in NYC, check out our New York City Guide.