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How do i travel by train from Albany NY to Newark NJ?

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directions for train or bus and/or driving

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  1. take amtrak to new york city where you can puchase at the terminal a ticket for a new jersey transit train to newark or a amtrak train which runs at a slower pace


  2. Ya buy the ticket, get on the bus that goes to Newark, wait til it gets there and get off!   If you need a map...see Yahoo Maps!

  3. metro North into grand central then the path train into NJ then the bus into Newark (or cab)

  4. Its a round trip. I figured it leaving on November 6th and coming back on November 13th. I chose 1 adult.Click next.

    230 Empire Service

    Albany-Rensselaer, NY - (ALB)

    5:10 am

    06-NOV-06  

    New York, NY - Penn Station  (NYP)

    7:30 am

    06-NOV-06  

    2h 20m  

    1 Reserved Coach Seat

      

    185 Regional Service

    New York, NY - Penn Station (NYP)

    8:10 am

    06-NOV-06  

    Newark, NJ - (NWK)

    8:27 am

    06-NOV-06  

    0h 17m

    Snack car  

    1 Reserved Coach Seat

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    190 Regional Service

    Newark, NJ - (NWK)

    6:22 am

    13-NOV-06  

    New York, NY -Penn Station (NYP)

    6:40 am

    13-NOV-06  

    0h 18m

    Snack car  

    1 Reserved Coach Seat

    63 Maple Leaf

    New York, NY - Penn Station (NYP)

    7:15 am

    13-NOV-06  

    Albany-Rensselaer, NY -  (ALB)

    9:45 am

    13-NOV-06

    2h 30m

    Snack car  

    1 Reserved Coach Seat

  5. Rail: Peter B is correct. Amtrak has about 10-12 trains per day from Albany to NYC; NJT and Amtrak both run frequently to Newark.

    Bus: Greyhound/Trailways run many buses to NYC's Port Authority building; there should be plenty of buses over to Newark from there.

    Driving: Get on I-87, heading south (NYS Thruway, a toll road. it should be less than $5; I forget the exact price).

    If you prefer direct roads with tolls, get off at the Garden State Parkway Exit (not long after Suffern), and follow it for about 20 miles. I-280 or I-78 east will both take you to Newark.

    If you hate tolls and don't mind a few extra miles to avoid them, get off the Thruway at Suffern (exit 15) and take I-287 to Morristown. Get off onto Route 24, and take it to I-78 right to Newark.

  6. Metro North does not go all the way to Albany.

    You can take Amtrak direct from Albany to New York (Penn Station).  From there, you can either continue on Amtrak to Newark, or take New Jersey Transit.

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