Newark Airport (EWR) to Midtown Manhattan via NJ Transit Train - Raw & Unedited

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is one of three major airports in the NYC Metropolitan Area. I take the train from the airport to Midtown Manhattan via the NJ Transit and AirTrain Newark Monorail. This is the most recommended method of public transportation from the airport to Midtown Manhattan as it is usually quite fast. However, I encounter major delays with the monorail. The aging monorail opened in 1996 and has reached its 25 years end of life in 2021. According to Wikipedia, there are frequent delays and breakdowns with the monorail. The total fare for an adult ticket is $15.25 and is cheaper than taking a car service for one person.
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Recorded February 3, 2022
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[@_w_w_]

I am a frequent traveler and still find NY/NJ transit authority websites to be confusing for people that don't live in the area. This video perfectly illustrates every detail. Great job!

[@you2be839]

Yeah, I'd probably have fallen for that back-and-forth between Air Train's Terminal C and P4 stations as well...

[@ennahh76]

I did exactly this 5 years ago on my visit from the UK, and was super pleased you did this video as I was able to show my children what I did when i visited nyc. Then I found my original train ticket in my wallet along with my 1 week subway pass.

[@robertbrainerd5919]

I'll be traveling from EWR to Penn Station in June. I'll take the express bus from EWR to the Port Authority Bus Terminal and then walk to Penn Station. Your video has saved me a lot of aggravation.

[@monica-NJ-123]

OMG thank you for your patience and sharing this information xoxo

[@vitomcsween974]

I love riding the air trains in the airport because you can get a good view of everything and I love riding the New Jersey Transit because it's a good distance from the city and relaxing

[@ActionKid]

That's true, you get a great view!

[@Jedda666]

This brings back some memories. I came to Newark the only time I've visited New York and used this to get to Manhattan, thought it was a good way to get there without paying too much.

[@ActionKid]

Glad you had a great experience! I heard the AirTrain was built in 1996 and was only expected to last 25 years. It needs to be replaced or renewed since delays will happen more frequently now.

[@samanthab1923]

@@ActionKid Wow, I’m going to date myself saying this but I worked for the Port Authority Aviation dept. & that monorail at Newark was the next big thing. All NYArea airports were desperate for a Train to the Plane option. I left to have my son in 96. Live in PA now so I don’t use EWR.

[@thefirechannel5340]

Fun little travel video. I love these from point A to point B destination videos. Nice job as always AK!

[@ActionKid]

You're welcome!

[@georgeplagianos6487]

Wow Ken love your videos.. this one in particular with all the trains flying through the platformer 58 minutes into the video it must be an Acela express traveling through that station too. Good luck with the fantastic videos stay safe out there..

[@newjerseycitydrive]

Great info and video AK!

[@jarihult]

Very informational and detailed info ! That’s good to know that there’s lot of various and several ways to get the transportation ! I would like take the train of course because i like them , and what was also nice to see even just a little time , was the airport !! You’re could be so good tour guide for us ! Delays are not ever good to anyone , but as a tourist,there’s not such a hurry so 🤔!! Thank you A K for sharing 👍!!!

[@ActionKid]

Delays are never a fun thing. I'm glad you enjoyed the whole experience getting on the train to Manhattan

[@jaminova_1969]

Thank You for doing this AK! It's been awhile since I've been to NY and I used to take the bus from Newark to Port Authority. The Airtrain in Atlanta is much older, but it runs like clockwork!

[@TransitOfNJ]

15:10 "Well the announcements are clear" - If only he knew what mess he was about to hear 🤣

[@pickledtours]

Great Video. Thanks for showing us around😀👍

[@LuisCastillo-ov3fj]

That Airtrain would drive me nuts. Uber it is!

[@allysonw.4420]

Thank you for posting this video, traveling to EWR soon for a connecting flight to Greece. Now I know what to expect if I plan on visiting NYC while I’m there. Thanks again.

[@michaelmorales1475]

Great Video! & Thanks!

[@rinievanaart2871]

Thanks for this pure video . You filmed the whole trip. I feeling the same, when I must waiting for a bus or train. For public transportation.

[@marilynbunte5376]

I loved watching your tour! Years ago I went to New Jersey to visit daughter. We did take the train to New York for the day. So glad she knew the process. As a Grammy now, I sure could not do by myself. Thanks again! I love all of your adventures I can tag along.

[@ActionKid]

I'm glad your daughter was able to figure it out!

[@SCOTTBAGLEY]

I know I've made comments on your stuff before but I really appreciate what you do on your channels especially your mine channel where you do mainly lives It's been really appreciative especially in the middle of this pandemic mess I'm not from where you are but it's still appreciative because it's been really interesting to see all different things about New York and New York does have some good things looks like So thank you for all you've been doing and stay safe and all your travels and what you do Cause I don't like hearing about people getting hurt from What other things Well stay healthy And keep doing what you do

[@ActionKid]

I really appreciate the kind words

[@elizabethdiaz5434]

Thank you for sharing! Great! 👍for Transit Train😀

[@crystalcleargirl07]

Brings back nice memories, thank you for this video. It will be very useful for first time travellers 🤗

[@ActionKid]

You're welcome!

[@markwoodley712]

Air travel has felt like riding the bus for a long while now with delays of all types; weather, mechanical, (air) traffic volumes, baggage issues, etc., extreme heat can also affect the rails, pack your patience along with your carry on luggage. It's good to experience that confusion that can result from state of the art public address systems and unknown territory!

[@ActionKid]

That's right. It can be quite frustrating to people to deal with the delays of public transportation, especially after experiencing all the hassles that come with air travel.

[@wewalkyoutube]

Very comfortable watching your videos, feel like I'm traveling

[@SCOTTBAGLEY]

I forgot to mention on my other comment thank you for being so knowledgeable about the areas you go you know I thought about what I replace it you go especially New York I know you live there a lot of people don't know things about where they live especially as much as you do Like I said stay well and Thank you for what you do on your channel

[@louisetregomorgan4907]

Thanks AK for sharing this experience with us . Nothing runs smoothly all the time ,but yes they do need to up grade the monorail it's laughable. A little patience and good planning still got you to your destination . 😉 🧡👍

[@BoydXplorer]

Nice train ride. Interesting to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@datelineyesterday5395]

Thank you AK for showing this, I’m going to be at the Newark airport in the summer and after watching the live stream I will be taking The Newark air Express or an Uber to Midtown😉

[@brucesumter4327]

wow so cool you show how to get around the airport to the train back ny ty for showing this video

[@matthewhall1062]

I've never encountered such delays from Newark to Manhattan.

[@ActionKid]

You're lucky! There's all sorts of delays that can happen - ranging from highway traffic to service changes on the AirTrain and train delays. I think the AirTrain delays will happen more frequently now since it has reached its End of Life.

[@matthewhall1062]

@@ActionKid How would highway traffic have affected Phil's journey?

[@hiroyukishinji]

Same. Traveled 50+ times on that same route in and out of Newark international and never experienced anything like that

[@wolfytheexplorer5829]

I just missed some of your live stream cuz I having a little a problem😐(PS: this video might help me when I'll get there, keep it up AK!) 👍🏼✨

[@joestewart8914]

Hi, Action Kid ! Wow, it' seems like forever since I got a chance to watch videos again and I am so happy to see you.

[@HengMiao]

AK, thank you so much for going through all the trouble to create this informative video!! 🤗The live announcements in the AirTrain are inaudible, and it didn't help that there were other delays. 😕Thank goodness you didn't have to catch a plane or something. Beside the mishaps, the monorail ride to the train station and the train ride back to Manhattan seemed decent. 👍🚆

[@ActionKid]

Yes, if the AirTrain monorail ran efficiently it can be a very reliable way to get to and from Manhattan. It seriously needs an overhaul though.

[@astralartist4]

Very good detailed!

[@markrosenberg4369]

I have done that journey (in the summer). Brought back memories!

[@iand.404]

Better to take the cheap 62 bus to Newark Penn station, then take the PATH. Total fare is about $6 for both, and can get to either Lower Manhattan or Midtown (33rd Herald Square ).

[@tiffinifishley7810]

Awesome nj transit train double deck

[@AlexCab_49]

Thank you for this video, this will be helpful when I travel to New York. I hope I don't encounter that air train mishap

[@cjf888]

Wow. What a clusterfuck. Last time I was at EWR, the Air Train wasn't even operating to Liberty. Had to take a freaking bus from the airport to the Newark Penn Station, then take train to NY Penn Station. This was in 2014.

[@user-yp9nz6bs9q]

Your transit information worthy of a chess grandmaster.

[@JTC2227]

Now that. Is Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@annaw.788]

Hi, thanks for your video. Is there a trunk in the bus #67 to the airport?

[@kc2dc444]

These are great videos. I'm in NYC all the time and I still learn so much from you. I never knew that there was a Penn Station in Newark. Baltimore has one too. It can get confusing.

[@ActionKid]

Yes, it's very confusing to have multiple Penn Stations!

[@TheRickWolf]

You help us all feel normal and connected. 🐺

[@DonGivani]

The illuminated signs and nameplates of Newark Airport are exactly the same as the ones of JFK airport, Schiphol Amsterdam airport and the Aruba airport. Yellow with black letters

[@pcimprezzive]

Glad that worked out eventually. NJ Transit trains are usually on time. The unknown was that airport air train! The bus could be unpredictable sometimes too with the traffic into the Lincoln Tunnel. I would probably do a google map traffic look beforehand and if traffic not bad I would take the bus otherwise the train is usually more predictable. I bet you must be a software developer or application Q/A tester, AK because you like to find & discover the flowchart for traffic in/out of a destination!

[@ActionKid]

From what I read, the AirTrain is frequently subject to delays since its reached its End of Life. It seriously needs an overhaul! There's pros and cons to each method, and I would probably choose the Newark Airport Express bus direct to Manhattan if the traffic is light. Plus, there's no need to carry your luggage on multiple elevators/stairs and on two different rail systems by taking the Express Bus.

[@rutheliz75]

The Moynihan Train Hall is a much needed breath of fresh air for Penn Station and hopefully the rest of the reconstruction will be as beneficial . Thanks for posting.

[@ActionKid]

You're welcome!

[@jaebee9308]

The whole time I was watching you navigate the confusion, I was thinking- 'Nope. I'd get so lost.' 😆 Also, how creepy was THIS place?! 55:40 Yikes. I sure hope you kept your head on a swivel while you were standing there. LOL

[@ActionKid]

Yup, it's a railroad station in the middle of nowhere next to a highway

[@oceana9294]

The stations themselves are so huge, so confusing and I believe I would need a guide to get me to the correct train. Thank you AK for reminding me that this travel is not for me.

[@cfferry2002]

actually, you made a great point. not all trips are perfect, but you never know what (kind of food court) you'll find at the end. :)

[@paul5046]

So can you get on any of the trains that say new york, i noticed when action kid looks at the board it says new york SEC and some just say new york, both end up in penn station NY?

[@KO-xx4ew]

When I first came to New York, I chose this route. I miss it so much.

[@veo16]

Anyone know, how long is the entire trip from Newark Airport to Penn Station? It says 30 minutes when I search.

[@EyesWideOpenTruth]

Hey AK It’s good to see you again It’s been a minute

[@starphase1623]

I just got through watching the Movie the Commuter with Liam Needing, so watching this with your nerve wracking experience with these trains makes me sympathetic with what you had to deal with . 🌺

[@DonGivani]

What a coincidence, I just watched the Commuter Saturday, amazing movie

[@Des_Zee]

Yes the commuter. Taken but on a train

[@jmac575]

This is great, feel like I’m actually there. Even being on the wrong train. Can so easily happen

[@ActionKid]

Too easy to get on the wrong train!

[@georgeplagianos6487]

Even getting on the wrong train ? Well there goes some of your vacation time getting on the wrong trains playing charades with the system

[@TrainsFerriesFeet]

When I fly into NYC I use a car service. I like it better than Uber because you give them your flight number and they come when the plane disembarks. It also costs about the same as Uber and its low stress. I'm stressed from your trip today and I'm just watching the recording.

[@AnthonyMaxwell-pb1sd]

When I’m on vacation I like to try something new. I ride in cars everyday at home.

[@darthblader2002]

51:15 1:00:13 The Amtrak Northeast Regional Trains does bring passengers to Newark Liberty International Airport. But Amtrak Acela Trains does not.

[@elissa8888]

When I came back home to NY in Sept., my daughter and I took this way into Manhattan. We purchased our ticket in advance to return to Newark five days later but the train stalled in Penn Station and we were in danger of missing our flight. We had to partner with another woman to share an Uber which was so expensive and we lost the money for the ticket we'd bought in advance the day before. Plus, we were angrily confronted by the individual who eventually pushed Michelle Go onto the tracks while we waited for the Uber in front of Penn. Next time, it'll be the express bus for us.

[@msadventure49]

Wow! What a trip!

[@ActionKid]

I'm sorry you had such a horrible experience! I hope it's better next time. Keep in mind that Uber & Express Bus is subject to traffic, and you'll need to allocate extra time to get to the airport too.

[@elissa8888]

@@ActionKid It wasn't too bad but I'd also been away from NY for so long that I needed time to become familiar with everything again. Thanks to you, AK, I know the next time will be so much better.

[@litlgrey]

What a positively frustrating commute experience, especially for all of the money you paid. You spent more time waiting than you did actually getting anywhere. If this is the lowest cost option it just shows you what manner of consideration is given to travelers with more modest incomes.

[@ActionKid]

Yes, it can be quite frustrating! The lowest cost option is to have a buddy pick you up for free! Other than that, it's taking the NJ Transit 62 bus for $1.60 to Newark Penn Station, then transferring to the PATH train for $2.75. It comes out to a total of $4.35. Getting on the 62 bus can be quite cramped though and I would imagine not much more room for luggage.

[@zerooog1traveller113]

Nice video great info any chance you'll try the Six Flags Great Adventure trip from Penn Station this summer.

[@dylanhernandez674]

The path train leads you from Newark Penn station to 33rd street in Manhattan.

[@defrocker6792]

The train system is the better choice, I think you happen to go on bad day, and that's with all public transportation. I wouldn't choke your first experience to not recommend this to other people. I've only used that system once, when the buses couldn't come to the airport due to a snow blizzard one year, and I had no issues.

[@ActionKid]

It's hard to weigh all the options. The bus is subject to traffic as well, and the AirTrain has reached its End of Life. Hopefully they can refresh the AirTrain to make it more reliable.

[@defrocker6792]

@@ActionKid If it had some type of cover overhead would help prevent it from the harsh winter weather.

[@logic.4218]

Action Kid👍

[@ReiwaMagi]

Oh dear.. I'm going to be here in Mid June. This is in worse condition than YYZ's LINK train.

[@nomadcowatbk]

what he's using for a camera?

[@obeycorruptgovernment-else2628]

LOL 😁🤫@15:34 the announcement sounds like that Charlie Brown character.

[@Herzog-II]

I've been on an endless loop a few times in my life in transit. They make the transfers so complicated.

[@ActionKid]

I know that feeling!

[@defrocker6792]

It's normal for the air train to have delays at times, particularly during the winter bcuz of the cold, but generally, the system is good.

[@ActionKid]

The AirTrain has reached its End of Life and seems like it is becoming more unreliable now. Hopefully they can replace or remodel it!

[@defrocker6792]

@@ActionKid All forms of transportation have mishaps. You can't use your first experience to doom the air train. I worked at Newark Airport for over 10 years and I never looked at it as a failure. It is what it is. I'm bias bcuz I'm from Jersey. 😁

[@mstrmren]

@@ActionKid Its such a bad system, no one would ever build such a small train for an international airport at this day in age. They are replacing the system completely soon.

[@JTC2227]

I Love Newark Airport ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@darthblader2002]

57:37 I think that’s a equipment move for the NJ Transit Train.

[@jacqulineguzman5578]

those doors separating the tracks with the platform should be implemented for the new york subways

[@gojeda]

That would cost billions..not gonna happen.

[@lowbridges]

I’m sorry you went through this! :-(

[@timothysmith3191]

Thats the train i use when I was in NYC in September, its very convenient and much cheaper, it was 15 dollars one way at the time. Also the whole trip from Newark Airport Airtrain to NY Penn station only took me almost 50 minutes:)

[@ActionKid]

Great I'm glad your experience was much better than mine!

[@cliffordtaylor4115]

033 🚄 🤩❤ Nice 👌 clean 🚄

[@msadventure49]

Yes, it is certainly complicated getting from the airport into the city. I think I’ll take your advice to use the more expensive $19 option next time I fly in there. Thanks for your insight.

[@ActionKid]

You're welcome! Also keep in mind that the bus can get caught up in traffic as well. Probably best to check traffic conditions before taking the bus, it's possible this method in the video can be faster despite the delays with the AirTrain.

[@you2be839]

It's really not complicated, watch again the video, and you'll realize that it took extra time just because he didn't get out and wait for the proper Air Train transfer at P4, so he went backwards to terminal C again. Can happen to first timers that didn't watch this video though, but if you watched the whole video, then it's very straight forward and a good option to get to Manhattan imho

[@KingJohn15]

Good thing we don't plan on going to New Jersey, to confusing . Next year April we are coming to Manhattan on Amtrak .

[@you2be839]

Nah mate, after watching the whole video and seen all the intricacies involved, it's as good of an option and equivalent to JFK's 'Air Train+Long Island Rail Road' combo to Penn Station, and probably worth saving $5 compared to Newark Airport Express: -Air Train ride + transfer to rail-road to reach NYC Penn Station in about 1 hour (if you discount the 15 min you spent back and forth at the airport plus up to 15 min of waiting time at the rail station, which can be much shorter depending on when you arrive) The main pitfall was really the back-and-forth between Air Train's Terminal C and P4 station for those that don't get at first time that they need to make an Air Train transfer at P4.

[@omarinostroza8821]

I go to New York often and Newark is my go to airport. Not as busy as JFK or LaGuardia. Easy access to the NJ transit. I always stay in midtown so Penn Station is 3 blocks from my hotel.

[@gojeda]

Newark is far busier than LaGuardia is. You don't feel it because EWR is a far larger and more organized airport (and the best one in the NYC IMO).

[@gojeda]

There was talk about replacing the AirTrain at Newark. The rolling stock is well past the "use by" date. I'm guessing replacing it has been shelved for the time being. I'm sure the costs are going to be astronomical.

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[@AmbroseChamberpot]

15:10 "well the announcements are clear." and then %!@$% lol

[@dimebarcocker]

Nice to see some Ford Crown Vic taxis still being used. I thought they'd all been scrapped!

[@MartyGlenn72]

I liked the old Chevy Caprices better! 😁

[@johnogilvie3593]

I saw a slick version of this same trip with music and all. I like yours better.

[@shaquitascott7245]

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[@adam-g7crq]

Crikey, that station is bleak all you need is some tumbleweed to finish off the seen.

[@m12j]

what does it mean SEC, AMT, NEC?

[@matthewhall1062]

the bus gets stuck in highway traffic. It's not a better bet. I DO recommend NJtransit. That station is packed in the early and late peak times.

[@thikjerzygirl40]

Actually the best way is the Newark Airport Express outside. The bus takes you from each terminal to Port Authority bus terminal in Manhattan then to Grand Central station like you said for 18.00 dollars.

[@defrocker6792]

Either way, you can get caught in traffic as well taking using the bus.

[@jennyt7612]

Considering how busy the terminal & airtrain were this platform is creepily deserted. Despite all the confusion I think you were unlucky on the day & it's still better than the bus which would be caught up in traffic & not so "express"

[@bestestimesreborn]

Looks like an 80s monorail

[@joelk4751]

Wow -- that was painful! There are plans to build a new AirTrain and demolish the current one because it has so many problems. “The existing AirTrain Newark has outlived its useful life and is desperately in need of replacement,” said Port Authority chairman Kevin O’Toole in May 2021. It will run to the new terminal that they're also building.

[@ravenred68]

If the air train doesn't have someone at the front driving it, why does it even have a windshield wiper?

[@kevinpak9603]

I thought I was watching actionkid’s version of the movie terminal lol this is unscripted reality that may happen to tourists

[@defrocker6792]

Sometimes taking the the 62 bus to and from the airport, especially during "rush hour", can be unpleasant at times bcuz of cramped passengers.

[@ActionKid]

I saw the 62 bus in person at the bus stop. The aisle is narrow, people are cramming into the bus, and I would imagine there's not much more room for luggage. It also takes a slow route through the streets of Downtown Newark, adding even more time to get to Newark Penn Station.

[@defrocker6792]

@@ActionKid The 62 bus is just a regular city bus, not designed for luggage, only to pick up and get off. The downfall of that bus and the GO 28 bus , at certain times of the day, it can get hectic, but it only takes fifteen minutes to get downtown Newark and they both run consistently. I forgot, there is also the #67, looks like a tour bus, that leaves from Newark Penn Station to Tom's River (central Jersey) and stop at all the terminals, but doesn't run consistent as the other two. I used to take that bus when I worked for TSA, very few passengers use it, at least going to the airport avoid the crowd. 😁

[@295g295]

10:23 - This monorail has been operating since 1996.

[@jmr18p]

2:48 - 2:51 caught in 4K my boi

[@Kalinaizosia]

Subtitles not available . Very useful to me

[@stez-nq4hs]

I see you use a DJI Pocket 2. Also I see the JFK airtrain are a lot nicer than the EWR air train.

[@b.griffin317]

Newark Penn Station: Grey day. Spooky, squeeky sign. Empty station. Seemingly every train speeds past without stopping. Nothing feels sketchy or odd about this at all. Nuh uh. Nope.

[@eltronics]

I liked the train option. I think you were too quick to judge. You kept saying $19.50 for the cost to go back the same way you came, that's the one-way fare. If I remember correctly, you could have bought the round-trip at $30 +$2.50, making your trips $16.25 each way, making the difference about $1. It really depends on where you prefer your terminus.

[@joeyjennings9548]

Charlie Browns Teacher says.... 15:19 dial up modem from the 90's 16:39 and please leave the train on your hands 🖐🚆🙋

[@michaelmorales1475]

You should do JFK to Midtown via The LIRR.