Skip the scramble and opt for a private transfer from Times Square to Newark Liberty (EWR). Fast, direct, and dependable—this ride takes the uncertainty out of your airport run while offering practical advice on timing, pickup, and alternatives.
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You step out of the neon glare of Times Square into a colder kind of motion—the city funnels toward the tunnels and the driver waits with a neutral nod and a clean vehicle. The ride that follows is urban movement at its most practical: Broadway traffic gives way to the approach roads, then the Lincoln Tunnel or the Holland Tunnel, and finally the low-lying industrial sweep that leads to Newark Liberty International Airport.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30–60 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated travel with short on/off vehicle transfers
Wildlife
History
Newark Liberty (EWR) opened in 1928 as one of the United States’ earliest major airports; the Lincoln Tunnel (first tube 1937) shaped cross-Hudson traffic patterns that still matter today.
Conservation
Vehicle transfers contribute to emissions—consider ride-sharing, combining trips, or using public transit when luggage and schedules permit to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Times Square NYC to EWR Newark International Airport today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book for peak windows
Schedule your pickup well ahead of your flight—aim to depart Times Square 3–4 hours before a domestic flight and 4–5 for international to allow for city traffic and airport processing.
Confirm exact pickup point
Times Square has limited curb space—give a precise hotel name or street corner to avoid wait times.
Keep documents handy
Have boarding passes and IDs accessible before you exit the vehicle to speed through check-in or security.
Travel light if possible
A single rolling carry-on streamlines curbside pickup and reduces transfer time to the terminal.
Carry-on suitcase or roller
Easier to stow in trunk and faster to retrieve than multiple checked bags.
Travel documents & boarding pass (digital or paper)
Needed for check-in and security—keeping them ready saves time.
Phone charger or power bank
Keeps navigation, confirmations, and boarding passes accessible during transit.
Mask or face covering
Useful in crowded areas or on request by drivers and airport staff.