Travel from Newark Liberty International Airport to the Exchange Place PATH Station in Jersey City, NJ?
I will be doing this trip on a weekday, how much will the total fare be? Is this plan correct? 1) Take Airtrain to Newark International Airport Station 2) From Airport Station, take NJ Transit train to Newark Penn Station 3) From Newark Penn Station, take PATH rail to Exchange Place Station So I should take the bus to Newark Station? I don't know which option to do with me lugging around a carryon. What do you think?
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People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
You can do it that way, but it might be faster (and less expensive) to take a bus. NJ Transit used to have a bus directly from the airport to Newark Penn Station; not sure if it still does.
Answer 2 :
Step 1: New Jersey Transit #62 and #67 goes to Newark for $1.35 Fare Zone. Make sure to get on Newark-bound, because if you got on Perth Amboy/Toms River-bound, you'll have to paid additional fare. Step 2: Get off at Newark Penn Station, purchase $1.75 single ride PATH ticket and take World Trade center train to Exchange Place.
Answer 3 :
My friend, if you have a carry-on, my advice take the train, which is faster. The route that you stated in your question is correct. The total fare $9.50, which is broken down as followed: NJ Transit/Airtrain from EWR to Penn Station Newark: $7.75 PATH Rail from Penn Station Newark to Exchange Place $1.75 Please note, when purchasing your NJ Transit ticket at the Newark Airport train station, an access charge of $5.50 is include with the NJ Transit ticket. I hope this information is very helpful. Good luck
Answer 4 :
Famous NY answered this question best. I would follow her advice. Also, I know that those buses have a relatively large section you can place your luggage on behind the driver's area. As long as you're not taking the bus during rush hour, I'm sure there will be room for your luggage. I think you're allowed one large luggage bag and one small back pack to carry with you at your seat on that particular bus. It goes directly from Newark Airport to Newark Penn Station where you can take the PATH train. Don't waste your time or money by taking two additional trains from the airport. I know the 62 bus runs frequently. You can go to NJtransit.com and find its exact schedule on there. It goes to all Terminals A, B, and C
I will be doing this trip on a weekday, how much will the total fare be? Is this plan correct? 1) Take Airtrain to Newark International Airport Station 2) From Airport Station, take NJ Transit train to Newark Penn Station 3) From Newark Penn Station, take PATH rail to Exchange Place Station So I should take the bus to Newark Station? I don't know which option to do with me lugging around a carryon. What do you think?
New York City - 4 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
You can do it that way, but it might be faster (and less expensive) to take a bus. NJ Transit used to have a bus directly from the airport to Newark Penn Station; not sure if it still does.
Answer 2 :
Step 1: New Jersey Transit #62 and #67 goes to Newark for $1.35 Fare Zone. Make sure to get on Newark-bound, because if you got on Perth Amboy/Toms River-bound, you'll have to paid additional fare. Step 2: Get off at Newark Penn Station, purchase $1.75 single ride PATH ticket and take World Trade center train to Exchange Place.
Answer 3 :
My friend, if you have a carry-on, my advice take the train, which is faster. The route that you stated in your question is correct. The total fare $9.50, which is broken down as followed: NJ Transit/Airtrain from EWR to Penn Station Newark: $7.75 PATH Rail from Penn Station Newark to Exchange Place $1.75 Please note, when purchasing your NJ Transit ticket at the Newark Airport train station, an access charge of $5.50 is include with the NJ Transit ticket. I hope this information is very helpful. Good luck
Answer 4 :
Famous NY answered this question best. I would follow her advice. Also, I know that those buses have a relatively large section you can place your luggage on behind the driver's area. As long as you're not taking the bus during rush hour, I'm sure there will be room for your luggage. I think you're allowed one large luggage bag and one small back pack to carry with you at your seat on that particular bus. It goes directly from Newark Airport to Newark Penn Station where you can take the PATH train. Don't waste your time or money by taking two additional trains from the airport. I know the 62 bus runs frequently. You can go to NJtransit.com and find its exact schedule on there. It goes to all Terminals A, B, and C
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