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A Family Reunion: Planning an extended family gathering is always a barrel of fun - except when you're trying to plan family outings and sight-seeing tours! Navigating heavy New York City traffic with a group of two or more vehicles is a recipe for disaster, so remember to stay safe during your upcoming reunion with the help of a 15 passenger van rental from The Passenger Vans Rentals Company Rent a Car. With the ability to fit 15 adult passengers comfortably, these 15 passenger van rentals will help you and your family make the most of their time together, whether it be commuting across the Washington Bridge, or stopping off at the Empire State Building!Family Reunion Van Rentals

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Whether you are renting for business or leisure use, Schools use or little league sport, church or whatever you need a van you can rely on. The The Passenger Vans Rentals Company fleet comprises a range of vans to cater for a variety of needs, all at special rates, whether you are renting for one day, one month or longer. When you rent a van from The Passenger Vans Rentals Company Van Rentals, you'll receive the same quality in service and vehicles that has made The Passenger Vans Rentals Company Van rentals New York NO.1 in Van Rentals for the past 30 years. Plus now you can enjoy our new fleet of 9 passenger luxury conversion vans for a very competitive rates!

 Fleet of over 200 Passenger Vans

We offer special services that other companies are not able to. We will deliver the van anywhere in Suffolk , Nassau, Queens, Kings, New York and Newark County's. We will deliver on Sundays, and odd hours when everyone else is closed. Delivery to your Office Airport Terminal School or Hotel.
 

  • A Family Reunion Van Rentals: Planning an extended family gathering is always a barrel of fun - except when you're trying to plan family outings and sight-seeing tours! Navigating heavy New York City traffic with a group of two or more vehicles is a recipe for disaster, so remember to stay safe during your upcoming reunion with the help of a 15 passenger van rental from The Passenger Vans Rentals Company Rent a Car. With the ability to fit 15 adult passengers comfortably, these 15 passenger van rentals will help you and your family make the most of their time together, whether it be commuting across the Washington Bridge, or stopping off at the Empire State Building!
  • Sporting Events: Traveling across the state to compete in an extra curricular sporting event can often be pricey, especially when your team is forced to travel in separate vehicles! Traveling together in one 15 passenger van rental is a great way to help save your players money, while at the same time boosting team moral and sportsmanlike conduct.
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    Boy Scout trips and Brownie adventures, so why not make your upcoming adventure even better with a 15 passenger van rental! Traveling in a 15 passenger van rental will help strengthen friendships within the group, as well as ensuring the safety of all participants. 15 passenger van rentals are also equipped with plenty of extra storage space helping ensure that everyone's gear is easily accessible.

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If you're interested in reserving a 15 passenger van rental from The Passenger Vans Rentals Company Rent a Car please feel free to contact them toll free at 1-800-894-6102 or 516-227-2270 , or visit their online Rental Center. Most 15 passenger van rentals at The Passenger Vans Rentals Company are similar to the Ford E Series extended van - America's number one multi-passenger vehicle!

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New York City is the "Big Apple"

New York City is located on the eastern coast of the United States about 1000 miles north of Florida and 200 miles South of Boston. It is situated at the mouth of the Hudson River, and is divided into five districts called boroughs. Long Island stretches almost 100 miles to the east of New York City and the state of New Jersey lies just across the Hudson River to the west. The "Big Apple", as the city is often called, is the largest city in the US with over 7 million residents. It is filled with a diverse mixture of inhabitants including immigrants from many countries. Some of its many neighborhoods, such as Chinatown, Little Italy, and Spanish Harlem reflect the rich ethnic heritages of the resident's original homelands.

Manhattan borough, the business and commercial center of New York City, is situated on a large island in the middle of the Hudson River. Just south of it, across the main harbor, lies the borough of Staten Island, a large residential community. Across the East River branch of the Hudson, the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens are situated on the western tip of Long Island. The borough of Bronx is on the mainland to the north. New Jersey lies across the Hudson to the west.

Manhattan Island is the heart of New York City

Manhattan Island is about two miles wide and over 12 miles long. It contains most of the business, economic, entertainment and cultural sights of the city. A four-miles long by half-mile wide Central Park, located at the very center of the island, neatly divides the city into sectors. The southern part of the island is called "Downtown" and the section directly south of Central Park is called "mid-town". Everything from the middle of the park to the northern tip of the island is usually called "Uptown". The part of the island closest to Long Island is called the "East Side" and the part closer to the Hudson River is the "West Side". The two neighborhoods lying on either side of Central Park are called "Upper East Side" and "Upper West Side".

The numbered streets of Manhattan all run east-west beginning with First Street just above Greenwich Village, and extending all the way up to 218th Street at the far northern tip of Up-town. Avenues run north-south beginning with First Avenue on the East Side and extending to Twelfth Avenue along the Hudson River on the West Side. These numbered Avenues are interspersed with named Avenues such as Park Avenue, Lexington, Madison and Broadway. Broadway is a bit unusual as it starts out as a typical north-south avenue in the middle of the island downtown, but angles sharply to the west just below Central Park and continues on up the West Side to the top of the island.

Navigation in Manhattan is not difficult

Navigation in Manhattan is not difficult as long as you remember compass directions and use the proper terminology. Subways and Busses go "uptown" when heading north to the higher numbered streets and go "downtown" when heading south. They go to the "East Side" or the "West Side" when crossing the island. Building Numbers, especially on the avenues, often do not follow a logical pattern. When asking directions, always try to specify the nearest intersection of streets and avenues. For example: "On Broadway, near 42nd Street" or "near Third and fifty fourth".

Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island are bedroom communities

Brooklyn is across the East River on the southwestern tip of Long Island. It is accessible via bridge or tunnel. This borough is nearly four times as large as Manhattan Island and has a population of about four million. It is one of the primary bedroom communities for New York City. Unlike Manhattan, there are few tall buildings in Brooklyn. Typically, the tree-lined streets are filled with brownstone townhouses and small apartment buildings. There are very few hotels in Brooklyn, but those few offer a quiet alternative to the noisy hectic streets of Manhattan. Coney Island Beach and Amusement park are located along the southern shore and John F. Kennedy Airport lies just east of Brooklyn.

Queens is north of Brooklyn on the tip of Long Island. It is also a residential community with many high-rise apartment complexes. LaGuardia airport, Shea Stadium and the crumbling ruins of the old World's Fair are located there. There are a few hotels near the airport. The Bronx is another mainly residential community almost due north of Manhattan on the mainland. The large and impressive Bronx Zoo is located there.

Staten Island is due south of Manhattan across the main harbor basin. It is most easily reached via the Staten Island ferry from Battery Park on the southern tip of Manhattan. The ferry ride offers spectacular views of the New York skyline and the Statue of Liberty and is absolutely free for all pedestrians. Staten Island has a small town atmosphere with many single-family homes.

Three airports serve New York City

There are three major airports near New York City. John F Kennedy (JFK) airport is on Long Island about 12 miles east of Manhattan. LaGuardia is in Queens about 6 miles from downtown and Newark airport is across the Hudson river in New Jersey about 12 miles to the southwest of the city. Ready access is available from each airport via taxi or bus. Public transportation is excellent in New York City. Busses, subway trains and taxis provide the most convenient means of transportation. New York City is one of the few cities in the USA with adequate train service. Commuter trains cover most of the nearby communities and neighboring states. Longer distance passenger trains travel the east coast corridor and go to many major cities across the country.
 

New York is the "city that never sleeps"

New York is one of the most exciting cities in the world. It is often called "the city that never sleeps." In fact, Times Square at midnight seems more vibrant and active than most other cities at noon. New York has many tourist attractions like the Statue of Liberty, the United Nations headquarters, the Empire State building and over 300 museums. It is renown for its wide variety of entertainments including the world famous Broadway theaters. There are over 30,000 restaurants in New York City plus countless bars and clubs. If you like big cities and lots of excitement, the Big Apple is a great place to visit.