How to Get from Times Square to Newark Airport via Newark Airport Express Bus - Raw & Unedited

[@mwallontherun]

Personal coach counter finder was the best. He sure earned his tip 😉😄

[@ActionKid]

[@markwoodley712]

People will generally help you out in these situations if they can. This takes me back to the days when I first started travelling and budget travel was important (who knew bus travel would become expensive), great helpful video for people visiting the city who don't want to take another way to that airport.

[@ActionKid]

Yes, I knew this would be a helpful video and it’s good to know there are kind people out there

[@WackiiJackii]

@@ActionKid I hope you gave him a few bucks for the help!

[@GustavoMoraes02]

It was really helpful, helped me for real because you can't find easily this information. God bless man.

[@TheGirlsAreUs]

Such a New York experience with the guy helping you out! Great video 👍🏻❤️

[@ActionKid]

Thank you so much! That guy was awesome

[@OUTNABOUTwithYoursTrulyLIZZOC]

This is really helpful! When I visited NYC, I flew Porter Airline from Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport which is located in downtown Toronto, Porter Airlines flight to Newark and from there I took a train to Newark Train station to Penn Station. I would of never known the connections if I didn't meet a couple taking the same flight, they were so patient and helpful, they let me tag along to show me the way! It's a blur now as I was so excited travelling for the first time by myself and it's been over 30 years since I was on a plane! I just looked up what trains I took, AirTran to Newark Liberty Airport Train Station and then Amtrak to Penn Station NYC

[@BusTVChan]

8:03 if you turn left here.. the Newark Airport Express bus stop is on the right

[@timmytube12]

Happy Birthday to my Brother and Sister born February/3/1984 38 years ago today. Happy Black History Mont and hope everything's good for you this month ActionKid "Thank's You for you're channel showing us and the world New York City lives.

[@AbdoulayeDiallo-yy3qk]

Merci à toi pour ton aide👍👍👍

[@lisaj3915]

I really enjoy these raw edited video. Happy to learn about the various modes of travelling across the New York, New Jersey borders. Wonderful.

[@thegeneral123]

What I did when I had to do this was go to Penn Station and catch the Amtrak train to Newark International train station and then catch the airtrain to the terminal you need. It was really quick and reasonably priced.

[@HengMiao]

The man was really helpful, and it's fun how he appeared again on your livestream later that night!! 😃👍 It sure is confusing trying to find where to purchase a ticket and then having to rush to the bus. Thank you for sharing this informative video from Times Square to New Wark Airport, AK!! 🤗 I'm looking forward to the airport video!! 🤩

[@pickledtours]

Great Video. Thanks for sharing 😀👍

[@defrocker0569]

Terminal C is the busiest terminal and was built in 1988, but there is also a new terminal under construction now.

[@ActionKid]

Yup, Terminal C is the hub for United Airlines!

[@jarihult]

Informational and detailed info ! So helpful for anyone who needs / wants to go that particular airport !! And it’s very helpful that you provide that info , because that bus terminal seems to be quite a maze from the eyes of becoming tourists 😕!! So this is very appereciated ! Thank you for sharing A K 👍!!!

[@ActionKid]

You’re welcome! It was helpful for me too since I’ve never been to Newark airport

[@monica-NJ-123]

So worried you would miss the bus , that man was nice to bring you to the right place , I will be going here in a few months but I think I’ll take a cab lol , stay safe xoxo

[@ActionKid]

I’m glad I made the bus! It makes a lot of sense to take a cab for many people

[@goodfay]

Actionkud said whoo at that nutty price

[@fredashay]

Personally, I prefer to take NJ Transit or Amtrak, then take the monorail to the terminal. Hiring a car or taking a cab is nice, but expensive. That bus you took seemed like a good way, too -- comfy and no too crowded. Maybe I'll try it the next time I need to go to Newark.

[@joanike1902]

I've always seen lots of tourists taking NJT to the Newark airport monorail, while lugging tons of luggage. As for myself, I'd rather spend the extra bucks to get a cab and have peace of mind. Or better yet, have a friend drive me to the airport. Am glad you are showing all these necessary how to's, because it's very confusing.

[@taimurhuk543]

They’re probably visiting from another country, don’t know anyone here, and have a limited budget. Cabs and ride shares are not cheap especially with when going across the Hudson. And when you’re traveling with kids, it’s definitely not cheap.

[@glsplace]

I'm with you on this one, I'll rather pay for a cab than to drag my bags around 👍

[@HilarionMartinezLlanes]

Amazingly easy, efficient, clean, fast & reasonably priced. Wow. Newark Airport arrival to Manhattan on the Newark Airport Express bus is a breeze! The Coach USA Airport Shuttle Bus is at The far right of Newark Airport arrivals. Put the luggage in the bus hold & show the QR for the online pre-purchased ticket. Plenty of space on the bus itself, clean, comfortable & even with seatbelts. The first Manhattan stop took just 30 minutes. The weekday midday arrival was a great choice; no rush hour either way. Got off at the last stop on Lex & 41st (Grand Central). Hopped on the 101 bus for 2 stops & voila! I’d recommend it to anyone visiting. It was easy, sAfe, comfortable, reasonably priced & significantly less stressful than LGA, JFK & then multiple subway connections, stairways, rats, vagrants, smelly & so much longer & exhausting.

[@MrSloika]

Newark Air Port is located in the cities of Newark and Elizabeth. Newark was the first major airport to serve the NYC area. BTW, there are actually 4 NYC area airports, all run by the Port Authority. JFK and LaGuardia in NYC plus Newark and Teterboro in NJ.

[@nickpatterson492]

Hey ACTIONKID I have also taken transbridge bus from Pennsylvania to the Port authority bus terminal a few years back and we had to stop at Newark before going across the Lincoln tunnel THANKS FOR THE VIDEO KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 👍!!!

[@ellelorraine3540]

New Yorkers are so helpful. We found that to be true the last time we visited. The taxi drivers seemed like they aimed for us as we crossed the streets, however!!

[@Cmickey46]

The man that helped you was so nice.

[@ActionKid]

He’s awesome!

[@AlvinSeville1]

Newark was shrinking in population to about the year 2000. It started growing again and gained more than 10 percent between 2010 to 2020.

[@MetroWalrus]

I love these transportation guides, bro. All the best! 🤙♥️🤙♥️

[@ActionKid]

Appreciate it!

[@kmarshall9389]

We will be taking the train to Moynihan Train Hall in May 2022. Really enjoyed your video on that! This video was also very informative. Thank you for caring enough to show your viewers the “how to’s”. Important to know!

[@IVChan]

Just used it to get to Newark thank you for your guide I'll stay and 44th and 6th and this really helped

[@jonespilates]

Perfect! This video is very helpful. Thank you

[@dn4024]

Awesome!! Been looking for a video like this!!

[@Irishmist1000]

I arrive (🙏) into Newark Terminal B, (Aer Lingus) later on this month. Our group of 6 discussed taking this bus, but in the end, we've decided on a car service. Thank you for a very informative video AK!

[@AnonYmous-qq2vo]

It’s definitely better for you guys to use Uber or Lyft then a bus like this because it’s not that expensive (a little over $10 for each of you depending on where you’re going) more convenient and easier/ seamless

[@glsplace]

Thanks for showing the way action kid 💪

[@britishgray4952]

Good Saturday Afternoon AK You Are So Helpful To The Visitors Who Are Wanting To Go To New Jersey Airport Thank You For Sharing This Information With All Of Us Take Care With Love Always Ms British Gray From Tampa Florida Blessings

[@andyroughyed3642]

great video yet again, what a great guy who helped you out to find your bus.

[@ReedEzra]

Wonder if the 'helpful' guy was working for this bus service to ensure folks ended up at the ticket kiosk to get overcharged on the spot.

[@khregel8913]

Exploring the airport would be nice as well !! great vid, man !

[@starsgazer1000]

Nice summary at the end: Coach Bus-most convenient but also the most expensive option. In another word, your money or your time.

[@DiscoverHudsonValley]

Nice. I like this raw and unedited style of filmmaking. It’s always quite a journey to get out to Newark. Fun video sir.

[@newjerseycitydrive]

Great video AK!

[@danielaseguramoreno7655]

Thanks! It was so helpful for me as i was picking up my dad at the Newark Airport and i was close to Port authority and I didn’t know about this rute. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@IVChan]

Hey there action kid I just wanted to thank you because I needed this guide to get to Newark. I will be using it when I get there

[@trinimadrid3387]

Love all these videos and your personality. Tom you’re a nice guy! Watching in California. Never travelled to NYC. Live in Fresno California. Between Yosemite Park and San Francisco.

[@javianjohnson8746]

EWR is my home airport, so this video is extremely interesting to me as it shows a completely different way (and entrance) into the airport I've been using all my life. Fun fact: Newark Airport is actually closer to Manhattan than JFK is. Not sure about LaGuardia though

[@Whataview-wivLisaB]

Another great video thanks again AK 👍

[@robyndavis3043]

The NJ Transit bus, is also an “express” bus (that adds to the ticket “cost”) Thank you for sharing this information

[@jasonkehoe8053]

So nice he was so helpful. Great video and experience to watch 👍 amazing how big NYC subway station is. I thought Central was big in Sydney

[@caroltrimble2738]

Thank you AK. Very helpful

[@jamesfield1674]

Great video as ever stay safe matey :)

[@JAMESJOHNSON-fs8oz]

Thank you. This will save me alot more money than taking a uber.

[@defrocker0569]

The easiest way to get to Newark Airport from NYC, is to take N.J. Transit train to the monorail hub, which is across the highway from the airport and the air train ( monorail) crosses the highway to the airport.

[@ActionKid]

I took that method coming back from the airport. I’d have to disagree that it’s the easiest method since it involves two transfers and subject to train delays. Car service or Newark Airport express is the easiest and most direct.

[@defrocker0569]

@@ActionKid I used to work for the TSA at Newark and I would often give people the cheapest option, although that air train system can be costly, some people still didn't want to take either 62 bus to Newark and transfer bcuz those buses can be annoying with many people on the bus.

[@fredashay]

@@ActionKid Well, if you're taking Amtrak, expect delays. NJ transit is usually on time, and the trains run frequently during working hours so the wait isn't very long anyway. When I take NJ Transit anywhere (except the shore line), I treat it like the subway -- I just show up whenever and just wait for the next train.

[@AshmewStudios]

@@ActionKid but nyc traffic…

[@matijav]

@@ActionKid will you upload that video as well? Ty

[@eltronics]

You apparently haven't travelled to often to New Jersey if you're complaining about the price. I can't speak to that $1.50 admin charge, but the fuel charge is in response to rising gas prices, leaving what I would call a "reasonable" price of $17. These are costs I've become used to living in NJ. Obviously the train(s) option is more affordable, just not as convenient..

[@bernardfriedman532]

Always love your videos!

[@mjohnson9563]

I think I road this bus 20 years ago but back then it would pick you up in front of the new yorker over on 34th. My mother told me about it back then and she hadn't been to new york in 30 years. She said they had been running that route way long before those days. Glad to know they are still running. Very convenient and affordable compared to a taxi.

[@KristaWelchSeattle]

As a solo female traveler needing to find a way to the Newark Airport, this video was so helpful! I debated whether to take the trains or the bus from Midtown, and decided after watching this video that the bus seemed like an easy option. It was helpful to see the visual of turning the corner into the waiting area for the bus. And the Airport Express was smooth--I highly recommend if you don't want to worry about the train, if you're a little flexible on time, and if you prefer a straight shot to the airport. I do recommend getting in line a few minutes early (I was there 20 minutes prior to the departure time and ended up close to the front of the line. Thanks again!

[@jessicao1144]

Where can I put my luggage?

[@astralartist4]

Thanks for showing this! Always heard there was an express bus to Newark a/p rather than the two trains

[@cedricbottom2932]

Oh wow this really has helped me thanks for taking the time to do it

[@elizabethdiaz5434]

Thank you for video showing! Wow! 🚌👍👍🙋

[@insomnia09]

lol, it's like in a video game when you follow him :-)

[@504RoadTrips]

A few years ago, I took a NYC cab from the Ace Hotel, just south of Times Square, to Newark Liberty, and the fare was $120.

[@504RoadTrips]

@Ronaldo Laquidara it was an all-expenses paid business trip, so I just had to submit it as an expense. Uber quoted $90 for the same ride, but when I actually went to order the Uber, surge pricing had kicked in, and it was $180.

[@504RoadTrips]

@Ronaldo Laquidara I was trying to be frugal by flying into Newark instead of JFK. Saved them $50 on the airfare. Then spent over $200 on taxis going back and forth from the airport.

[@inwoodliver]

Prayers for red hoodie man

[@BobNewbie]

Way to go, I was actually trying to figure this out recently!

[@matthewhall1062]

take a NJTransit to the Newark station and then there are buses and a tram to the terminals.

[@jeang2261]

Thank you! Very useful!

[@ActionKid]

You’re welcome!

[@inwoodliver]

Bus looks clean

[@LINA..]

This is the guy you mentioned he helped you. :) I'm a bit surprised by the trust you had in this man from start to finish. He has kind though! Pretty smooth rainy ride. Feels like in the left side was a better view and i wanted you to move there :D But of course you didn't.. At 1:00:40 i gasped of worry for a few seconds - looking like that black car will bump into the bus. Stay well till the next one! ;)

[@LINA..]

@@AUDIR81996 Thank you! I'm sleeping early these days and i miss the lives. But i watched the replay.:)

[@ActionKid]

Scary with the black car

[@LINA..]

@for the love of God Hello. Why? What happened?

[@LINA..]

@for the love of God Oh, wow. Yes, i get it. These walking channles are quite addictive :) Hope you get more sleep and your wife is happy having you focused on her :D

[@doinitlive3015]

Thanks so much for this!

[@inwoodliver]

Love the whale and dolphin mural

[@cookieluv2471969]

Thanks for the ride. Wonder if they have the same bus going to LaGuardia airport? Could you find out and let us know. Thank you so much. 🤗

[@mariea4615]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@Birdylockso]

Taking the NJ Transit could avoid the rush hour delay, and it seems to be a bit cheaper also. Another benefit is not having to wait for 45 minutes if you just missed the bus!

[@inwoodliver]

Thanks Ken

[@goodfay]

When I went, o just took the shuttle. Not sure if that's even around

[@jeffgolden253]

Pulaski Skyway is the steel-skeleton elevated highway to your left. Sorry to disappoint ActionKid and General Pulaski, but you would have to take the HOLLAND Tunnel to get to the Pulaski Skyway. It connects to US Route 1. But I doubt that buses are allowed on the Skyway. BTW ... The most FUN way to the airport used to be a New York Airways helicopter from atop the PanAm building (now MetLife building) to the airport. When I took it in 1967 I think it was $25 and took about 10-15 minutes. Too bad they had a bad landing on the PanAm building in a windstorm, snapped off a rotor that fell to the street and killed someone, and that was the end of New York Airways and airport transportation by helicopter.

[@stevenj2380]

I've had a hard time finding the bus stops on 42 St. to catch ANY airport busses. Thanks for showing their sign (at approx. 25 min) .posted the Newark airport pick up spots, in your video. I am confused still about to JFK, and LGA. Phone apps for there are unclear, and I think are a different bus line! So I'd rather get to PATH at WTC, take that to Newark and catch a taxi outside Newark Penn main entry - not to wait for NJ Transit-air train or bus. it's generally a very quick combo and still a good price. I am coming from down there east (Two Bridges) anyway. I miss airport bus from downtown on Church St. And the bus area across from GCT on Park Ave. where now is closed pedestrian area. Used to have ticket and airline offices on 2 floor of bldg. next to the stop! AK, I bet you and most readers are too young or never saw West Side, 42 St/Midtown, or East Side airline terminal buildings, long torn down. The 42 St/ Midtown terminal was where 'Phillip Morris' bidg is on Park Ave. at 42 (other side of Avenue from what I describe in prior paragraph). Buy airline tickets, check your bags and busses to the airports!

[@omen2467]

It is cheaper going by the path train and then the bus in Newark but otherwise awesome video brothee.

[@josedelgado1673]

Gracias por el vídeo, me mostrastes de manera fácil como llegar al aeropuerto y también estoy aprendiendo ingles jaja...

[@SamCanada1]

14:34 Is she writing up the ticket by hand? Good thing there isn't a lineup but with how long it takes to get a ticket, I think there's probably lineups all the time here.

[@salmuscles]

No Pulaski skyway ... turnpike south the exit 14

[@Alamomax]

We just came from NYC in December and took a cab to 34th street then waited for track announcement then train to Newark, then shuttle to airport. We stayed at Marriott Bryant Park. Thank for this video will look at this for next year. Do you know if it just stops at 42nd coming in or does it go to Grand central and Bryant park?

[@hellen70666666]

....Very, Very Helpful.....!!!...Thanks.......:)

[@catholiccrusader5328]

19.50!! Wow! AK you was robbed! All that to take a bus? Too-too much, man. One of the nice things about living here in Chicago is that, last time I checked, to get to either of our two airports we only have to pay the basic bus fare of just $2.50 for either O'Hare and or Midway.

[@letsrolloutnyc]

Awesome video and for me it’s too much work to go there i usually go to JFK for convenience.

[@jeffdavenport4829]

Thanks for the how to. But, in the future NJT to Penn Station would probably be the best way to go. The cost is $15.50 one way, there’s only 2 stops between the airport and Penn Station and the trip itself is only between 15-20 minutes, a lot faster than the bus.

[@Bottomless.Coffee]

$19.50 is crazy for the Coach ticket. Probably due to the exorbitant cost of EZ Pass by the NJ Turnpike.

[@MMSaabChannel]

Thanks looks confusing 😂 Uber sounda good or even the train :)

[@eugenedimitrov]

What's up ,AK!!!

[@inwoodliver]

Coach used to have a separate ticket area. Now they are with everyone else

[@dylanhernandez674]

3:34 Times Square-42 Street: Transfer to the 1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, E, N, Q, R, and W trains and 42 street S train.

[@inwoodliver]

Charging ports are on most coach buses

[@RornStreetFood]

Great video thank you for sharing

[@karenwilliams5889]

How about a George Washington Bridge tour?

[@Maribellyn]

If you go to Moynihan Train Hall, you can get a ticket for just 22 dollars to Newark Airport for 20 minutes. Then ride the air tram to the specific terminal you want.

[@Transit_Studios]

When Face Covering doesn't fit on the side destination sign and instead shows Ace Covering

[@RobNotBob]

What about NJ Transit at Penn Station ?

[@damnimloomin]

You should show us the cheap way to Newark airport on path

[@Ana-vs1fn]

Beutiful city

[@snickerbars4129]

Cam you make a video of how to get to city from JFK...? The taxi are so expensive.

[@andy5272]

Is the bus often stuck in traffic jams or does it have many lanes of its own, making it independent of the current traffic situation? Are there always free seats in the bus? I dont know yet, if I should take the bus or AirTrain and NJ Transit?!

[@ReedEzra]

Of course the surcharges are not posted up front prepayment. Only afterward do you understand what's really happening...Thanks for the intel.

[@sabrinagrant8003]

You’re lucky that guy in the red hoodie who was hanging out near the kiosk didn’t pull a fast one.

[@ActionKid]

He didn’t mean any harm.

[@sabrinagrant8003]

@@ActionKid yea, I know what you mean. Port Authority is very confusing, if you’re not familiar with it. On the other hand, gullible people coming in from parts unknown may think it’s okay because it went well for you.

[@josephshields2922]

Better off going by NJT Train from PENN STATION and you won't miss your flight because of traffic.

[@michaelcassidy5684]

Ironically, Newark is the closest airport to Midtown. Midtown to either of the other airports takes much longer and is more expensive. If you are a tourist centering your trip around Manhattan, Newark is the best bet.

[@ActionKid]

That’s right! Newark is the closest to Midtown 👍

[@stefanrabinowitz468]

19.50 wow this it crazy now I know not to take that to newark

[@litlgrey]

"Administration fee"??