Getting There
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Newark Liberty International Airport
Bryan Wright
The quickest way to get to NYC is by plane into JFK ( www.panynj.gov). And now with the recent opening of AirTrain, you can take a "train" to Jamaica Station, which allows a quick ride directly to Manhattan via Penn Station. There are however various ways to get there. Buses run every 30 minutes between the city and JFK International Airport ( www.panynj.gov); the trip takes at least an hour. You can also take a subway to the Howard Beach-JFK station then transfer to a bus for a journey of about 75 minutes.
Buses run every 30 minutes between the city and La Guardia; a water shuttle also runs along the East River; or you can catch the subway to Roosevelt Ave-Jackson Heights and transfer to a bus but it will take you well over an hour. To get from Newark Airport ( www.panynj.gov) you can get a private or public bus from the city. Taxis ( www.ny.com/transportation/taxis) from all three airports into the city are expensive.
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Getting to NYC by Bus
Edit ThisThe cheapest way to get to New York City is mostly likely by bus. Greyhound ( www.greyhound.com) and many other regional bus lines operate out of Port Authority Bus Terminal, located between Eighth and Ninth Avenues and 40th and 42nd Streets.
Many independent (and often low cost) bus carriers offer service to points throughout the east coast. These bus lines pickup and drop off throughout Manhattan and the outer boroughs. GotoBus.com is an online booking portal that has information and ticketing for most of the discount bus lines.
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