Rail Penn Central

train schedules from Newark, NJ (airport) to Albany N.Y.?

I would arrive by plane to Newark at 1:05 p.m. must travel by bus or rail to Penn/Central Station & take train from Penn/Central Station to Albany , NY Station

When you get off your plane look for the Airtrain and it will take you to the Newark Airport Amtrak/NJ Transit station. Because you can actually get the Amtrak or NJ Transit from Newark airport. Take either one to Penn Station, the Penn Station in New York, NY, not Newark, NJ.

From New York Penn, there’s a 2:20 pm Empire Service train to Albany but you probably won’t make that. The next one is at 5:45 pm. You should definitely be able to make that one.

I would just get on the next thing going to Penn Station from Newark Airport, the schedule doesn’t really matter because the Empire Service is the train that really matters for you. Getting from Newark to New York is cake.

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