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INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL INFO

For international travelers, the easiest way to get to New Brunswick is by flying into Newark International Airport. It’s about 45 min train ride away and easily navigable. The second option is to fly into JFK. The latter involves more hassle, including but not limited to several train changes (up to 3 trains) and could take a couple hours to get to New Brunswick. The third alternative, i.e flying into LaGuardia is NOT recommended. To put it bluntly, DO NOT FLY INTO LAGUARDIA AIRPORT!

FROM NEWARK AIRPORT TO RUTGERS, NEW BRUNSWICK

  • At Newark Airport, head for the AirTrain monorail that will take you to the train station.
    The escalator to the AirTrain is located on the second level, which is the same level the boarding gates are on (follow the signs). Baggage claim is on the lower level. The AirTrain provides service every 3-4 minutes.
  • Board the cars heading towards the NJ Transit train station
    There may be attendants on the platform to direct you. Once you exit the AirTrain, head for the NJ Transit ticket vending machine. There will be attendants at the machines to guide you. A one-way ticket costs $12-15.
  • Proceed to the trains heading towards TRENTON / PHILADELPHIA (south).
    Take the NJ Transit train on the NORTHEAST CORRIDOR line. The train trip to New Brunswick should take about 40 minutes.
  • Here’s a Map

FROM JFK TO RUTGERS, NEW BRUNSWICK

  • Take the Airtrain from your Terminal to Jamaica AirTrain Station
    The ride takes about 11min and costs about $5.
  • From there, get on a train to the New York Penn Station
    The ride takes about 20min and costs about $6.
  • Get your NJ Transit ticket to the New Brunswick Station
    The trip takes about an hour.
  • Here’s a Map