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When sections of [wiki=c0faecc3726310dafa1011746e323b29]North Brunswick[/wiki] and [wiki=00ec034a0e1b5ad448338d6cca4f465a]Monroe[/wiki] split away in 1860, East Brunswick was formed. It was a quiet, sleepy town until a century later when it became a bedroom community for commuters.
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By bus
New Jersey Transit [url=http://www.njtransit.com/]]buses have several stops in East Brunswick, connecting to [[New Brunswick (New Jersey)|New Brunswick[/url]] and other places.
*Suburban Transit [url=http://www.coachusa.com/suburban/]]bus lines 400, (rush hour:) 500, 600 connect to and from [[New York City[/url]] at the East Brunswick Transportation Center and the Tower Center.
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By car
East Brunswick can be accessed by Exit 9 off of NJ Turnpike/I-95, U.S. Route 1, and NJ Route 18.
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By bicycle
East Brunswick is somewhat friendly to bicycles. There are areas with bike lanes (which you probably will never get to see, due to rarity), however you will almost always be sharing the roads with cars.
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By bus
Despite being a suburban town, it is possible, albeit somewhat inconvenient, to travel by NJ Transit[http://www.njtransit.com/] bus (lines 811, 815, 818). There are stops centrally located in key areas (residential, retail, public), but you still may need to walk a distance.
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By car
As a suburban town that lacks much public or mass transit, cars are the best way to get around East Brunswick. Virtually every part of East Brunswick is readily accessible by car.
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By foot
Although spread out in traditional suburban style, it is possible to walk around East Brunswick. This is particularly true on Route 18, where hotels are located. Nonetheless, walking can also be very dangerous because almost all main roads are county or state highways with high speed limits. BE CAREFUL! Fatalities while crossing these highways do happen.
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By horse
In certain (more rural) parts of East Brunswick, locals occasionally travel by horse. It may be possible to rent a horse to travel around those areas, but don't plan to ride a horse when you visit.
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There are many parks in East Brunswick.
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Although locals complain about there being "little to do", there is enough for outsiders to be interested in.
*Dozens of shops, restaurants, and Mega Movies that cater to all needs. On Friday nights and Saturday nights, the mall can be packed, especially with tweens, and may be best avoided.
*A municipal water park featuring several pools, slides, and a lazy river for all ages. Open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day
*See historical artifacts from the area, as well as rotating exhibits.
*Thousands of books, music, DVDs, and more. Computers are available, as well as wireless internet, vending machines, and other services.
*Located in the Brunswick Square Mall and features 13 screens showing current films of varying ratings. There is a food court and minor arcade.
*Held the first week in August, starting on Monday. Features rides, food, demonstrations, art exhibits, and much more. Well worth a visit.
*Features regular plays and shows.
*A manmade lake on the Lawrence Brook that allows canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. There are also areas nearby to go hiking and explore nature.
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Route 18 has dozens, if not hundreds of retail establishments. A chain or big box of every variety is on Route 18, as well as many smaller businesses. Beyond it, there are other retail places, but they are more spread out and not as centrally-located.
*Dozens of shops, restaurants, and Mega Movies that cater to all needs. On Friday nights and Saturday nights, the mall can be packed, especially with tweens, and may be best avoided.
*Strip Mall with many big boxes, small businesses, and restaurants.
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Noticeably, some of the best eats are to be found in or near the Route 18 Shopping Center. Nonetheless, there is great food up and down (what locals call) 18.
*Indian
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*Chinese. Voted Best Chinese in the region.
*Japanese. Hibachi and regular dining.
*Diner
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105 guest rooms.
*66 guest rooms.
*136 guest rooms. ***
* Located in the Tower Center, the Hilton East Brunswick is on Route 18 and is a major bus connection point to [wiki=3a0611a65f30145d9888bbaddcb13e3f]New Brunswick[/wiki], [wiki=d97e023dce2bb237a0d44f46d8ee9438]New York City[/wiki], other parts of East Brunswick, and other places. It is right next to Exit 9 of the NJ Turnpike. ****
*100 guest rooms. **
*114 guest rooms. *
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Public pay phones are available, but declining.
Wireless internet is available at the public library.
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[wiki=3a0611a65f30145d9888bbaddcb13e3f]New Brunswick[/wiki]
* [wiki=d97e023dce2bb237a0d44f46d8ee9438]New York City[/wiki]
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