Newark Airport

How to get there

 

By car    By train    By bus    By taxi & limousine

 

 

For a detailed road map click here.

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Times to and from New York Newark Airport are for guidance only. Travel times may be affected by poor weather, delays or road works.

By car

Travel directions

Either:

Take the NJ Turnpike to Interchange 14 (from North) or Interchange 13A (from South).  After Toll follow signs for Newark Airport.

Or: 

From Garden State Parkway travel East on 1-78, take 58A (signed 1 & 9 South; To NJ 21 and US 22; Port Newark, Newark) and follow signs to Newark Airport.

Our terminal

Follow signs to Terminals A, B & C.  At airport, follow signs for Terminal B (Silverjet).  Go to Arrivals level where the Silverjet Lounge is found at the last door - Door 12.

Car parking

There are four types of car parking available at New York Newark airport.

Valet parking

Valet Parking located at Parking Garage P4 is:

  • $36 for the first 24-hour period
  • $18 for each 12-hour period or part thereof.

Valet Parking is minutes away from Terminals A, B and C.  You can use the free AirTrain system to get to your terminal.

Short term parking

Short Term Parking Lots A and B, and the C Parking Garage (located in front of each terminal) is:

  • $3 for the first half hour or part thereof
  • $6 for up to 1 hour
  • $3 for each hour or part thereafter up to a $30 maximum for a 24-hour period

Mid term parking

Daily Parking Lots P1/P3, and the P4 Parking Garage located on airport are:

  • $3 for the first half hour or part thereof
  • $6 for up to 1 hour
  • $3 for each hour or part thereafter up to a $24 maximum for a 24-hour period

You can use the free AirTrain system to get to your terminal.

Long term parking

Economy Long-Term Parking Lot P6 (located in the North Area of the Airport) is:

  • $12 for the first 24-hour period or part thereof
  • $4 for each 8-hour period or part thereafter

Total travel time from P6 to terminals is approximately 20 minutes depending on traffic.

Parking for disabled customers

There are special parking rates for people with disabilities.

Travelling from P6 to the terminal via a free courtesy bus is approximately 20 minutes depending on traffic.

There are a limited number of reserved parking spaces designated for use by customers with disabilities. Designated spaces are located in each parking lot near the terminals.

Paying for parking

All types of parking can be paid for with:

  • Cash (U.S. currency)
  • Cheque (in U.S. currency)
  • American Express
  • MasterCard
  • Visa
  • Diners Club
  • Carte Blance, and
  • Discover cards

E-Z Pass is a faster way to pay for your airport parking and is accepted in all lots. (Coming year-end 2005 to Lot P6 & Lot P7 is expected to be on-line in 2006).

If you plan to park at Newark Liberty International Airport for more than 30 days, you should contact Five Star Parking the day you arrive at 973-961-6421 or 973-961-6422. Please provide them with your name, licence plate number and the estimated number of days you plan to park at Newark. Any vehicle parked over 30 days without prior notification will be towed and the owner will be subject to retrieval costs.

Useful phone numbers

  • Parking: 1-888-397-4636, then press 22 to receive up-to-date information.
  • Valet Parking: 973-961-6615 or 973- 961-6616 (Please have your flight information available to ensure your vehicle is awaiting you upon your return).
  • Parking Lot Operator: 973-961-6421/6422
  • All Airport Information: 973 - 961-6000

In addition to on-airport parking, there are a number of privately operated parking lots located near the airport.

 

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By train

All AirTrain rides within the airport are free, so if you only use AirTrain to connect between the airline terminals, parking, hotel shuttle and rental car facilities, no ticket is required.

AirTrain also operates connecting train services to:

  • Queens
  • Brooklyn
  • Bronx
  • New Jersey
  • Pennsylvania
  • Connecticut

Buy a NJ TRANSIT® or Amtrak® ticket to or from Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station, and that ticket covers both the NJ TRANSIT or Amtrak portion of your ride as well as the AirTrain portion. You must use the ticket twice - regardless of which direction you're traveling. You'll need to show the ticket to the conductor on the NJ TRANSIT or Amtrak train, and you'll need the ticket to pass through the fareline at Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station. So don't forget to take the ticket with you.

If you already have a NJ TRANSIT or Amtrak ticket, including a commuter weekly or monthly ticket, to a destination past the Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station, you may use it to get to or from the Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station. However, you will also need to purchase a separate $5.50 NJ TRANSIT ticket at the Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station from ticket machines located within the station.

NJ Transit tickets can be purchased from:

  • Ticket machines located at the entrance to AirTrain stations in each airline terminal.
  • Ticket machines located at Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station.
  • NJ Transit ticket agents or ticket machines located at most NJ Transit stations.

For NJ Transit fares, visit www.njtransit.com.

Amtrak tickets can be purchased from:

  • QuikTrak machines or Amtrak ticket agents located at Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station. 
  • Ticket agents or QuikTrak machines located at Amtrak train stations. 

Tickets and timetable information are also available at www.amtrak.com.

 

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By bus

The Newark Liberty Airport Express offers direct bus services to:

  • Midtown Manhattan/West Side - Port Authority Bus Terminal (42nd Street & 8th Avenue-Airport Bus Center)
  • Midtown Manhattan/East Side - Grand Central Terminal (120 East 41st Street)
  • Midtown Manhattan/West Side - Fifth Avenue - Bryant Park 42nd St. & 5th Avenue
  • Lower Manhattan - Wall Street at Barclay and Church Streets AND Chinatown at Walker St.

Buses run between the airport & Midtown Manhattan every 15 minutes, 365 days a year.

From the Port Authority Bus Terminal you can connect to other bus services to:

  • Queens
  • Bronx
  • Brooklyn
  • Staten Island
  • New Jersey
  • Pennsylvania
  • Upstate New York

 

From Grand Central Terminal you can connect to Metro-North Trains for train services to:

  • Connecticut
  • Westchester
  • Upstate New York

For more information phone 877-8NEWARK or (908) 354-3330 or visit www.coachusa.com/community/ss.newarkairport.asp.

Shared mini-buses are available to:

  • Midtown Manhattan - anywhere between 23rd and 63rdStreet (Includes all hotels), call (212) 315-3006 for more information
  • Manhattan - anywhere between Battery Park & 227th Street (Including all hotels).  Operated by SuperShuttle Manhattan
  • Queens. Operated by Super Shuttle Manhattan or ETS Air Shuttle or Airporter (Princeton Airporter) to Kennedy airport (connecting services available) 
  • Brooklyn.  Operated by ETS Air Shuttle or Super Shuttle Manhattan
  • Bronx.  Operated by ETS Air Shuttle or Super Shuttle Manhattan (note there are no service to Co-op City or City Island)
  • Staten Island.  Operated by ETS Air Shuttle
  • Long Island.   Operated by Airporter (Princeton Airporter) to Kennedy airport (connecting services available)
  • Connecticut and Westchester - to Stanford, Norwalk, Bridgeport, New Haven, Farmington, Hartford and Rye.  Operated by Connecticut Limousine.
  • Pennsylvania.  Operated by Airporter (Princeton Airporter) to Yardley and Newtown or Trans-Bridge Lines Inc. to Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, New Hope and Doylestown
  • New Jersey.  Operated by Olympic Airport Shuttle to Ocean and Monmouth Counties or Airporter (Princeton Airporter) to Middlesex and Mercer Counties (Princeton, E. Brunswick, Jamesburg, Cranberry, South Brunswick and Hopewell) or State Shuttle to Northern, Central and Western Counties in New Jersey or Trans Bridge Lines Inc. to Hunterdon County (Clinton, Phillipsburg, Flemington, Frenchtown and Lambertville) or NJ Transit Coaches numbers 62,67 and 317


Useful phone numbers

  • Airporter (Princeton Airporter) call (800) 385-4000 or (609) 587-6600
  • Connecticut Limousine call (800) 472-5466 or (203) 878-6867
  • ETS Air Shuttle call (718) 221-5341
  • NJ Transit (NJT) Coaches call (800) 772-2222 or (201) 762-5100 
  • Olympic Airport Shuttle call (800) 822-9797 or (908) 938-4300
  • State Shuttle call (800) 427-3207 or (973)729-0030
  • Trans-Bridge Lines, Inc. call (800) 962-9135 or (610) 868-6001

 

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By taxi and limousine

Taxis are available from the uniformed dispatcher.

You can also hire a private car and driver or limousine to take you to:

  • Manhattan
  • Queens
  • Brooklyn
  • Bronx
  • Staten Island
  • Connecticut
  • Westchester

From:

  • Air Brook, phone 1-800-800-1990 for US callers and 1-201-843-6100 for international callers.