Susan is traveling from Queens to Staten Island via Manhattan. There are 3 different trains that travel from her home in Queens to Times Square, 5 trains that run from Times Square to the Staten Island Ferry, and 2 buses that run from the Staten Island Ferry to her home in Staten Island. How many different ways can Susan get from Queens to her home, passing through Times Square and the Staten Island Ferry?
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