Public Transportation
There are numerous public transportation options both to and from Newark. Here are some tips on your options.
About AirTrain
AirTrain Newark connects NJ TRANSIT and AmTrak with Newark Liberty International Airport. More information is available in the AirTrain Newark section.
Via Train Service
For information on the services on the above map, please refer to the respective website(s) for schedules and fares.
Passengers are required to use the AirTrain Newark system to connect to a NJ TRANSIT or Amtrak train from the airport. There is an $8.50 ticket fee.
Connections from New York City, Westchester, Upstate New York, Long Island, and Connecticut are often also possible through the Newark Liberty Airport Express
Via NJ Transit Bus/ Express Bus
Bus service is available through NJ Transit Bus Lines go 28, 37, 62, 67, 107. For schedules and information, visit the NJ TRANSIT website.
Express Bus runs between Newark Liberty International Airport & New York City. The Express Bus runs from 5 a.m. until 1 a.m./ 365 days. The cost is $22.50 for one way, or $38.50 for round trip. Each bus stops at all 3 major New York stops (i.e. Grand Central Station, Bryant Park, Port Authority Bus Terminal).
| Where to Board | New York Stop | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal A — Located on Level 1, outside on Curb 3 | Grand Central Station 41st Street between Park and Lexington avenues | |
| Terminal B — Located on Level 1, outside at bus stop 2 | Bryant Park 42nd Street and 5th Avenue | |
| Terminal C — Located on Level 1, outside at bus stop 4 | Port Authority Bus Terminal 41st Street between 8th and 9th avenues | |
- Trans-Bridge Lines provides daily service westward to Pennsylvania.
