Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom does not provide transportation from any area to the Park. Please check with your local tour operator for scheduled trips to the Park. This information may also be available through the Lehigh Valley Convention & Visitor's Bureau by visiting www.lehighvalleypa.org or calling 1-800-747-0561.

Unfortunately, the park is not on a public transportation route. Several cab companies will provide service to the park.

Take the MBTA's Fitchburg/South Acton commuter line to the Brandeis/Roberts stop. The Gosman Sports and Convocation Center is just a few minutes walk up South Street.

Participating Arlington hotels operate a trolley-type transportation system during the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor season. When making hotel reservations in Arlington, ask if your hotel offers this service.

Load - and - go bus service for most events is just a 15 minute ride. For more information please call (212) 564-8484. For bus information within the state of New Jersey call: New Jersey Transit (973) 762-5100/ (800) 772-2222

Only the Peter Pan Bus Line has regular routes into and out of Sturbridge from Boston, Springfield, Rhode Island and NYC. However there are no local options into Brimfield, and the traffic delays (which can occasionally hit the hour mark) make cabs a poor option. Once in Sturbridge, unless you're planning on hitch-hiking, the only option is hiring a cab which, in times of no traffic, cost upwards of $20.00 for the 8 mile trip.

Transportation via Broward County Public School buses is provided to students living more than two (2) miles from their assigned school or if there is a safety hazard along the route to school. Parents are encouraged to call their child's school for more information. If a student's school bus is late or misses the bus stop, call (depending on where the family lives):

The public transportation system here is not extensive, but it does exist. Caltrain runs along the peninsula between San Francisco and San Jose. It has stops in Redwood City, Atherton, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Mountain View, and Sunnyvale. Stanford operates a free shuttle that runs to two train stations in Palo Alto, to the Menlo Park train station, and into downtown Palo Alto. Stanford's Transportation Services office has a great Web site with links to route maps and schedules.

Click here to see the schedules of: Amtrak, Greyhound, Airport, TRAX, Temple Square, Salt Palace, Delta Center, University of Utah, Park City, Snowbird, Snowbasin.

We hope that friends, relatives or others might be able to help get people to the meetings. Public transportation might also be used or another member in the group might be able to help. Our group leaders may be able to help arrange for transportation if none of these are viable options. Our project staff will help find a solution (University of Utah site: 801-581-7954, or San Francisco State University site: 415-405-7582).

Yes. The local public transit (Collier Area Transit...C.A.T) makes regularly scheduled stops at the street right next to the University entrance and will take you to a number of different spots in Naples. (You may request a schedule of the stops and the times at the Office of Student Life). TOP