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The Newark Airport Train Station connects passengers to major transit hubs, NJ Transit and Amtrak, linking passengers to NYC and surrounding areas on PATH or the NYC subway. The Airport Train Station is accessible to or from AirTrain

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Connecting to and from Newark Airport by Rail

NJ Transit, Amtrak, PATH and NYC Subway

The Newark Airport Rail station serves both NJ Transit and Amtrak giving passengers the option to connect to PATH trains or the NYC subway system.

The cost one way for the AirTrain to or from the airport terminals and Newark Airport Train station is $8.75 per person, in addition to the transit fare. If you do not already have a NJ Transit or Amtrak ticket, you will be charged as you enter or exit the station.

New Jersey

New Jersey
Location
Transportation Options
Time and Cost

Hoboken Terminal, Hoboken, NJ

NJ Transit (MNBNP or PASC line and transfer NJCL or NEC line) OR

NJ Transit (NEC line) to PATH

55 minutes, $17.05 OR 

55 minutes, $15.05

Journal Square PATH Station, Journal Square, NJ

NJ Transit (NJCL or NEC) and PATH

30 minutes, $15.05

Newark Penn Station

NJ Transit (NEC or NJCL line)

5 minutes, $12.05

Trenton Transit Center, Trenton, NJ

NJ Transit (NEC line) OR

Amtrak (Northeast Regional line)

68 minutes, $23.25 OR

40 minutes, cost varies

New York City

New York City
Location
Transportation Options
Time and Cost

Midtown Manhattan

NJ Transit (NEC or NJCL)

30 minutes, $17.25

33rd Street PATH station

NJ Transit (NJCL or NEC line) and PATH

40 minutes, $11.75

World Trade Center 

NJ Transit (NJCL or NEC line) and PATH OR

NJ Transit (NJCL or NEC line) and NYC Subway ( or  ) 

45 minutes, $11.75

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania
Location
Transportation Options
Time and Cost

North Philadelphia

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) and NJ Transit (NEC line) OR Amtrak (Northeast Regional line)

120 minutes, $37 OR 70 minutes, cost varies

Newark Airport Express Bus

CoachUSA offers a Newark Airport express bus that stops at every terminal. The bus offers three convenient Midtown Manhattan locations:

  • Grand Central Terminal (41st Street between Park & Lexington Avenues) 
  • Bryant Park (42nd Street & 5th Avenue) 
  • Port Authority Bus Terminal (41st Street between 8th and 9th Avenues)  

This option takes about 50 minutes and tickets cost $23.50 one way or $39.50 roundtrip. There are discounts available for seniors and travelers with accessibility issues.  They also offer multi-trip packages. For more information on fares, schedules and to buy your tickets, visit CoachUSA’s website.

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NJ Transit buses

NJ Transit also offers bus service to and from the airport. NJ Transit Go Bus routes include 28, 37, 62, 67, and 107. The routes service the following areas:

  • Frequent service from Newark Penn Station (Raymond Boulevard Bus Lanes, Gate 3A during the day, Gate 2A after 10:00 p.m. ET) and Elizabeth
  • Maplewood, Irvington and Newark
  • Bloomfield and Newark
  • Brick, Lakewood, Howell, Freehold, Manalapan, Marlboro, Old Bridge, Jersey City and Newark

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Accessibility on NJ Transit, Amtrak and PATH

All AirTrain trains and stations are ADA-compliant. This makes it easier for everyone, including travelers with mobility devices, strollers, or luggage, to travel comfortably and safely.  Elevators are available at the Newark Liberty International Train Station for transfers between the NJ Transit and Amtrak.


NJ Transit and Amtrak offer many accessible options. For more details, you can contact the following agencies or visit their websites:

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Public transportation safety tips

Ensuring your safety while using public transportation is a priority. Always be aware of your surroundings.  If you notice something unsafe, you can report it by finding a NJ Transit officer or police officer, calling 911 in an emergency, using a station help intercom, calling +1 (888) TIPS‑NJT (+1 (888) 847‑7658), or texting NJTPD (65873) for non‑emergencies. If you notice something suspicious onboard Amtrak, report it to onboard personnel or the Amtrak Police Department by texting 27311 (APD11) or calling +1 (800) 331‑0008.

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Additional resources are available for navigating public transportation, such as NJ Transit app, Amtrak website, and PATH for train times and fares.

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