AirTrain Newark Liberty International Airport — Attraction in Newark

Om du anländer till Newarks International Airport kan du ta tag tåget direkt in till New York och Central Station med Madison Square Garden som närmaste granne.

Ta först Flygplatsens lokala tåg till stationen som tar dig till New York.

New York är en stad som det är lätt att bli förtjust i och som man gärna vill återvända till, speciellt efter en fantastisk helikopter tur.

Bo på Radio City Apartments med närhet och promenad avstånd från Central Station och i omedelbar närhet till många attraktioner, som Rockefeller Center där du kan äta lunch och sedan ta en skridskotur på den berömda isbanan.

Känn vibbarna när du passerar Radio City Music Hall där alla stora stjärnor stått i kö för att uppträda. Vandra eller jogga i Central Park, lugnt och lummigt, nära city och Times Square.

Flyg Helikopter runt Frihetsgudinnan och över Manhattan, se Yankee Stadion från ovan.

Brooklyn Bridge ligger sedan lämpligt nära för att se på håll eller att promenera över.

Vandra från Helikopterplattan till de berömda Finnans kvarteren som ligger alldeles i närheten, fortsätt genom China Town för att shoppa eller äta lunch. I New York finns alltid något nytt att se, det är lätt att hitta och ta sig fram på egen hand.

Ska du vidare på kryssning från Baltimore med Royal Caribien Crusing går det utmärkt att ta tåget från Central station som tar drygt 3 timmar till Baltimore för en rimlig summa.

IN ENGLISH

If you arrive at Newarks International Airport, you can catch the train directly to New York and Central Station with Madison Square Garden as the nearest neighbor.

First, take the Airport's local train to the station that will take you to New York.

New York is a city that is easy to be fond of and that you would like to return to, especially after a fantastic helicopter ride.

Stay at the Radio City Apartments with close proximity and walking distance from Central Station and in close proximity to many attractions, such as the Rockefeller Center where you can have lunch and then take a skate ride on the famous ice rink.

Feel the vibes as you pass the Radio City Music Hall where all the big stars queued up to perform. Hike or jog in Central Park, quiet and leafy, close to city and Times Square.

Flight helicopter around the Statue of Liberty and over Manhattan, see the Yankee Stadium from above.

The Brooklyn Bridge is then conveniently located for viewing or walking.

Walk from the Helicopter Plate to the famous Finnans Quarter that is close by, continue through China Town to shop or have lunch. In New York there is always something new to see, it's easy to find and get on your own.

If you are going on a cruise from Baltimore with the Royal Caribbean Crusing, it is excellent to take the train from Central Station which takes just over 3 hours to Baltimore for a...

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Flew into Newark, and this was my first time using the Airtrain to get to NJ Transit. I took a shuttle, then the Airtrain, then a 2nd settle to get to NJ Transit. No instructions were given by the airport or employees that this was happening, nor an explanation as to why. When the 2nd shuttle came, all the people heading to the train were very confused as to what was going on. Then, at the AirTrain, the signage for Southbound tracks was not great. I could see ads on the screens, but not information about which track my train was arriving on, if it was on schedule, or arriving soon. I looked for arrivals on my phone and luckily chose the right train based on its arrival time. Overall, I tend to have a positive experience with NJ transit, but after this experience, I'll probably seek other options to get to the...