Take a nostalgic station-hopping train trip with LIRR’s Day Pass

One ticket, three stops and a full day on the tracks back in time. The Long Island Rail Road’s new Day Pass has reimagined the commuter line, making it easier than ever to plan a trip where the destination isn’t Penn Station.

Launched in January, the new ticket option offers unlimited travel in both directions from the moment of purchase until 4 a.m. the following day. It’s also 10% cheaper than two one-way tickets.

But the real value is the freedom to hop off. On the Babylon branch, where trains run frequently and stations are only minutes apart, that opens the door to an easy, multi-stop station hop.

This stretch goes for a nostalgic theme: a longtime dinette in Babylon, a century-old bank in Lindenhurst revived into a restaurant and a soda shop in Amityville that nods to its 19th century roots. The stops are just minutes apart, but together they offer a snapshot of more than a century of Long Island history.

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