How Do You Get To New York City From The Airport?
Travelers arriving in New York City have plenty of ways to get into the city once they reach the airport, but if you want to use public transport, you’ll need to do a bit of planning ahead. New York is served by three major airports—none of which are directly connected to the subway system or to commuter trains. Whether you ride into New York in a limo or a subway car, knowing your options will get you there on time and at the price you want. Know which airport you are landing at. There are three major airports that serve New York City: LaGuardia Airport, John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport and Newark Airport. LaGuardia and JFK Airports are located in Queens, while Newark Airport is in New Jersey, just across the Hudson River from New York. Hail a taxi. Taxis can be the fastest option (depending on traffic), but they cost the most and you may have to wait in line outdoors at a taxi stand. There is a flat $45 fare to go from JFK to Manhattan (excluding bridge/tunnel tolls and tips). A taxi
