← North Jersey Coast Line AM express service does not stop here → ← Northeast Corridor Line AM express service does not stop here → ← North Jersey Coast Line PM express service does not stop here ← Northeast Corridor Line PM express service does not stop here ← Keystone Service limited service toward Harrisburg ( Metropark) ← Northeast Regional toward Northern Virginia ( Metropark) ← North Jersey Coast Line toward South Amboy, Long Branch or Bay Head ( North Elizabeth or Elizabeth) ← Northeast Corridor Line toward Rahway, Jersey Avenue or Trenton ( North Elizabeth or Elizabeth) The two center tracks, which do not serve the station, are often used by express NJ Transit trains, as well as Amtrak service that does not stop here (the Acela Express, some Northeast Regional, most Keystone trains, and all long-distance services).Ĭonnection between Northeast Corridor and AirTrain NJ Transit trains typically stop on the outer platform tracks, while Amtrak trains typically stop on the inner platform tracks. Although there are NJ Transit staff on site, passengers are required to use the ticket vending machines (TVMs) on either side of the faregates for NJT service. There is a staffed Amtrak ticket counter between AirTrain and the NEC platforms. Monthly pass holders who do not have Newark Airport as the origin or destination for their pass need to pay the fee, which is waived for children 11 and under.
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This fee is usually included in the ticket price and encoded in a QR code printed on NJT tickets with the station as the origin or destination (denoted with **EWR**). Passengers connecting between the Northeast Corridor and AirTrain Newark must pass through faregates and pay a fee. NJT local trains stop at Secaucus Junction, where connections are available to other New Jersey Transit Rail Operations commuter lines in northern New Jersey and Metro-North Railroad's West of Hudson services. Trenton is a 31-to-50-minute trip and Philadelphia is a 59-to-67-minute trip. New York City's Penn Station, where connections are available to Long Island Rail Road and the New York City Subway, is a 22-to-25-minute trip. On the NEC, it is a 6-minute trip to Newark's Penn Station, where connections are available to the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system to Jersey City, Hoboken and Lower Manhattan as well as the Newark Light Rail and regional bus services. Station layout and service Northeast Corridor The Port Authority originally intended to name the station "Newark Airport" but changed it to "Newark Liberty International Airport" after the airport's renaming, which honors the victims of the September 11 attacks and the proximity of the airport to the Statue of Liberty. It is owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ), the airport's operator, and therefore has a different design than NJT and Amtrak stations, especially the signage, which is the same as used throughout the airport. An Amtrak Northeast Regional train at the station in 2007
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