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Airtrain Newark 3.0625" 3.125" 3.125" 3.0625" Outside On the airport, AirTrain is free to connect to terminals, car rentals and parking lots. Welcome to Purchase a ticket to ride on AirTrain from NJ AirTrain Newark. TRANSIT or Amtrak ticket agents and vending machines — one ticket does it all. If you’re AirTrain Newark is the rail alternative to taking PATH, you will pay $1.75 for the ride driving to Newark Liberty International on PATH and pay the remaining portion when AirTrain Newark Airport. you purchase the NJ TRANSIT ticket. The Rail Link Connection Developed by The Port Authority of New Be sure to check the NJ Transit or Amtrak York and New Jersey, AirTrain Newark runs train schedule, especially first and last train 24 hours a day, every day and provides times weekdays, weekends and holidays. easy connections to the rail lines that run on the Northeast Corridor and North Sample Travel Times and Costs‡ PANTONE 324C Jersey Coast Line. SPOT COLOR To/From Terminal One Way Fare* Duration Via NJ TRANSIT Use AirTrain Newark by taking any NJ New York Penn Station $15.00 30 min. TRANSIT or Amtrak train that stops at the Newark Penn Station 7.75 15 min. Newark Liberty International Airport Trenton 14.75 66 min. Station. PATH riders can use AirTrain by taking NJ TRANSIT from Newark Penn Via PATH/NJ TRANSIT Station. Journal Square 9.50 30 min. Hoboken 9.50 55 min. If you’re an arriving passenger at Newark 33rd Street 9.50 60 min. Liberty, AirTrain is an easy, low-cost way to World Trade Center 9.50 40 min. 9" get to Manhattan and points north or to Via Amtrak Philadelphia and points south. Philadelphia 66.00 70 min. 1-888-EWR-INFO (397-4636) www.panynj.info ‡AirTrain Newark operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Around PANTONE 207C the airport, AirTrain arrives and departs every three minutes from 5:00 a.m. to midnight and approximately every 15 minutes from Ground Transportation SPOT COLOR midnight until 5:00 a.m. On Sundays, trains arrive and depart approximately every 15 minutes from midnight until 7 a.m. during 1-800-AIR-RIDE (247-7433) which time a shuttle operation is in effect that may require a transfer of trains. Lost & Found *Contact PATH, NJ TRANSIT or Amtrak for more information on 1-973-961-6230 discounted monthly tickets, 10-trip tickets and other special fares. All fares are subject to change. Children under age 5 ride free. Port Authority Police 1-973-961-6230 Newark Liberty Kennedy LaGuardia Stewart Teterboro 2/08 TPA A01 G6 060 AirTrain Newark Brochure Size (flat): 12.375˝ x 9˝ Gatefold Back cover Front cover Gatefold Size (folded): 3.125˝ x 9˝ 3.0625" 3.125" 3.125" 3.0625" Inside To points Northeast by Amtrak To points West by NJ Transit Newark New York Penn Station To Jersey City and Hoboken, NJ, and Manhattan, NY Penn Station New York AirTrain Rail Link Newark Liberty International with Amtrak & NJ Transit Airport Station H AirTrain Entry/Exit $5.50 fee a Terminal C H c u included on NJ Transit and k d e s Amtrak tickets to/from airport o Terminal n n s 7 minutes to/from Terminal C 2 m R in a i v u c e te k r Daily Parking Garage s b P6 P7 R Valet Parking e tw i PANTONE 324C v Hotel Courtesy Vans e Economy Long Short Term e e SPOT COLOR Alternate Pick-up/Drop-off n r Term Parking Parking C T e r Courtesy Shuttles Station m to Terminals i n a N P4 l s Short Term Terminal Parking B Newew JerseyJers 2 m i n Terminal B u t e s Daily Parking Station b t Short Term e t Airport Rental Cars Parking A w e P3 e and Avis/Hertz/National n trak T e r m i Terminal n a l Daily Parking Station s hiladelphiauth by Am PANTONE 207C Airport Rental Cars South by NJ Transi SPOT COLOR To P Budget/Dollar P2 AirTrain is ADA Compliant points So Terminal A To points Station Daily Parking Off-Airport Rental Car 12:00 am 5:00 am noon 12:00 am P1 Courtesy Vans AirTrain every 15 min Peak: every 3 min Peak: every 3 min Enterprise Frequency every 15 min Sunday Peak Time: starts at 7:00 am PATH Service to Newark Penn Station NJ Transit Service to Airport Station Amtrak Service to Airport Station PATH, a service of the Port Authority, is available Trains run at a reduced frequency during certain hours Amtrak services on the Northeast Corridor run For more information on AirTrain Newark, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Trains run of the day. Weekdays, between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m., approximately every hour between Newark Liberty including, Cost and Tickets, Permitted Items, frequently during most hours every day, but run three NJ Transit trains arrive every hour at the airport International Airport Station, Philadelphia and New and Service Advisories, see: at a reduced frequency during certain hours of station. Between 9 p.m. and midnight, two trains arrive York City. Some trains continue to, and originate from, the day. every hour. Service is not available between 2 a.m. Boston, providing service to Stamford and New Haven, www.panynj.com/airtrainnewark and 5 a.m. CT, and intermediate points. Please contact PATH for full service schedule PANTONE 7501C information. Please contact NJ Transit for full service schedules, Please contact Amtrak for full service schedule including first and last train times, weekends and major information. SPOT COLOR 1-800-234-PATH (7284) holidays, and services south of Rahway. (Background of Map www.pathrail.com 1-800-USA-RAIL (872-7245) 1-800-772-2222 TTY/TDD 1-800-523-6590 TTY/TDD 1-800-772-2287 www.amtrak.com www.njtransit.com TPA A01 G6 060 AirTrain Newark Brochure Size (flat): 12.375˝ x 9˝ Gatefold Inside Left Inside Right Gatefold Size (folded): 3.125˝ x 9˝ pan084_EWR-ATbro-ART.eps 3/3/08.
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