Public Transportation
Free shuttle connects you to and from Beacon, NY
NY Stewart offers curbside access where you can be picked up directly in front of the terminal, as well as access by rail. Rail access is available from Beacon Station, which you can get to by taking the free Newburgh Beacon Bridge Shuttle Bus opens in a new tab.
The shuttle runs Monday to Friday from 5:39 a.m. to 10:23 p.m. ET (last departing shuttle).
Metro-North Railroad to NYC or NJ
New York City
Take the Metro-North Railroad’s Hudson Line, and arrive right at Grand Central Station. You can access Metro-North from Beacon train station; the free Leprechaun Lines Newburgh Beacon Bridge Shuttle can take you to the train station. It takes about 20 minutes to get between the airport and the train station by shuttle or taxi.
For more information, visit Metro-North's website opens in a new tab or call them at +1 (800) 638-7646
New Jersey
You can take the NJ Transit to the Port Jervis line to get to Hoboken, New Jersey. This line is accessible from the Salisbury Mills station, which you can get to by scheduling a ride share. An Airport Customer Experience Specialist (ACES) can help you organize transportation at the Welcome Center.
To learn about the shuttle schedule, visit their website opens in a new tab or call them at: +1 (800) MAGIC-17 or +1 (845) 565-7900.
Amtrak
Railroad service on Amtrak is available from Poughkeepsie and Croton-Harmon. These stations serve medium and long distance railroad service.
You can schedule ground transportation to get to these stations. An Airport Customer Experience Specialist (ACES) can help you organize transportation at the Welcome Center.
For more information, visit Amtrak’s website opens in a new tab or call them at: +1 (800) USA-RAIL (+1 (800) 872-7245)
Accessibility on shuttles, subways, and LIRR
Metro-North Railroad, Amtrak, and the MTA provide accessible stations and trains. For more details, you can call 511 or (888) GO511NY (+1 (888) 465-1169), or visit the MTA website opens in a new tab and Amtrak website opens in a new tab.
Public transportation safety tips
Ensuring your safety while using public transportation is a priority, so always be aware of your surroundings. If you see something unsafe, you can report it by finding a police officer or MTA employee, for assistance, calling 911 for an emergency, using a station help intercom or by filling out the online MTA form for non-emergencies.
Public transportation resources
Additional resources are available for navigating public transportation, such as MTA stations, Metro-North Railroad times, and learning how to pay for transit.
MTA Website
NYC’s MTA Subway system is a great way to get around New York City and to your destination. The website provides a trip planner, accessibility resources, delay updates and more. Stay up-to-date by visiting the MTA website and find additional resources.
Paying for public transit
New York City's subway system and other public transit options accept contactless payment methods, such as credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and the OMNY card.
TrainTime App
If you're traveling via the Metro North commuter rail, the TrainTime is your one-stop shop for buying tickets, planning trips and checking schedules. Save time and stress by purchasing tickets in advance on your mobile device.
CityTicket
If you are traveling within New York City on the Metro-North Railroad, you can purchase a CityTicket. CityTickets cost $5.25 off-peak and $7.25 peak for rides on Metro-North.
Metro-North Website
The Metro-North Rail-Road is a commuter rail that connects passengers from the Beacon Station and Salisbury Mills station. Find more information about fares, schedules and station information by visiting their website.