Long Island to Newark Airport by Train - Cheapest Way or Too Much Trouble? #travel #airport t
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We have two goals today. First is to get to Newark. The second goal is to see how much money we can save as compared to going taking a cab.
You do feel a sense of accomplishment when you do this um rather than you know just taking a cab.
It took us 3 hours, 3 and 1/2 hours and 30 minutes.
So, it's an hour and a half more, but you saved about $110 coming from Long Island to Newark.
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In this video, we take on the challenge of traveling from Long Island, New York to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) using only public transportation — specifically the LIRR (Long Island Rail Road), NJ Transit, and the AirTrain. With no car, ride-share, or taxi involved, we test whether this multi-transfer route is a realistic alternative for budget-conscious or transit-savvy travelers. From navigating Penn Station to dealing with train schedules and transfer times, this journey is full of surprises. Route Overview: 1. LIRR – From Long Island to Penn Station, Manhattan 2. NJ Transit – From Penn Station to Newark Liberty Airport Station 3. AirTrain – Final leg to the terminal at EWR Total travel time: 3 Hours and 30 Minutes Total cost: ~$90 by train vs $200 by Rideshare Is it worth it? We break it down in terms of convenience, cost, time, and stress. ⸻ Why Watch? • Planning a trip from Long Island to Newark Airport • Curious about public transit options in the NYC metro area • Looking for affordable or eco-friendly airport transportation • Wondering if this is better than Uber, driving, or shuttle buses ⸻ Comment below: Would you take this route, or is it just too much of a hassle? Subscribe to @KhizEesa and follow us around the world ⸻ #NewYorkTravel #LIRR #NJTransit #AirTrain #NewarkAirport #TrainTravel #NYCTransit #LongIsland #TravelTips #PublicTransportation #AirportCommute