Travel to New York City

Newark Liberty International Airport

1-800-EWR-INFO, (IATA: EWR, ICAO: KEWR) located to the west of New York City in Newark and Elizabeth, New Jersey. This airport has three terminals labeled A, B, C. Terminal C is the home of United Airlines which has a major hub at Newark. Most other international airlines use Terminal B while domestic flights (except Delta in which they depart/arrive in Terminal B) are from Terminal A, but there are exceptions so check your terminal before you head for the airport. Remember where you'll depart so you don't get lost. If you are flying by United to the US from another country, You may arrive at Terminal B. Remember that most International United Flights (except any flight that's done pre-clearance) always arrive at Terminal C while some may arrive at Terminal B due to space. If this is not your final destination but a layover to your destination, re-check your bags, and go to Terminal C.

Rail

AirTrain Newark - easily accessed from the airport terminals via elevator/escalators and runs 24 hours to Newark Airport Rail Station, 10 min away, however, there's a $5.50 fee when exiting/entering to the Newark Airport Station. From here you can take a NJ Transit train ($12.50, 30 min ride, every 15-30 min) to New York Penn Station (34th St & 8th Ave in Manhattan) or Amtrak train to other destinations along the east coast. Amtrak also runs trains to Manhattan, but they cost $20-$30. NJ Transit tickets are