If you’re landing at JFK airport in New York, a number of transportation options are available to get to your hotel or apartment in Manhattan: take a cab, a shuttle bus, the subway, the bus and the limousine.
Summary
How to transfer between JFK airport and Manhattan?
├ The cab remains the easiest way to commute
├ Book a private transportation to Manhattan
├ The Taxi Shuttle allows you to transfer from JFK airport and Manhattan
├ AirTrain and subway transfers between JFK airport and Manhattan
├ Bus transfer between JFK airport and Manhattan
└ Additional transfer solutions between JFK airport and Manhattan
The cab remains the easiest way to commute
Book a private transportation to Manhattan
While you get our of the airport, several private taxi companies will approach you to offer you their services. You’ve got to be careful since not all of them are reliable
If you want to have a private transportation to your hotel or apartment, I recommend that you book this service with CarmelLimo. It’s a reliable company providing an excellent service and at a good price.
You may book your taxi before going to New York City. You’ll be sure the taxi will be waiting for you, and this is the best solution to control your budget!
It will be better for you to pay on Internet so you won’t have to pay anything upon your arrival./p>
They have 9 vehicles for 1 to 14 people: sedan, mini-van, SUV, limo.
A private taxi for 1 to 4 people costs from $44, plus $12 for tolls and $7-8 for tips. Around $63 total price.
To take your taxi, you have to get out the airport and go towards the Pick Up Area.
Once outside the airport premises, you have to call the company at the phone number they gave you when you booked.
In less than 5 minutes, your taxi will arrive with your name printed on a sign.
– It takes you from the airport to your hotel very quickly without having to walk..
– CarmelLimo provides a private service for 1 to 14 people.
– It picks you up on time.
– It’s a great option if your hotel or apartment is in Brooklyn or Queens (Astoria and Long Island City)
The Taxi Shuttle allows you to transfer from JFK airport and Manhattan:
The second most practical option is the Taxi Shuttle.
What you need to know: It’s free for kids under 3
Just like many things, if you want to prepare your trip the best way, book your shuttle right away. Because it’s one thing you won’t have to think twice and this will allow you to save cash for other expenses. Besides, you won’t have to pay money exchange fees since this reservation is paid in Euros from their website for those who are travelling from Europe.
 AirTrain and subway transfers between JFK airport and Manhattan:
Your 3rd commute option are the Airtrain and the subway.
If 3 or more are travelling, here’s a great tip:
An AirTrain card is available at $25 for 10 trips and can be used up to 4 people at the same time. So, if 3, 4 or 5 persons are traveling, it’s a great deal. After calculating, this will cost you $25 instead of 30, 40 or 50 dollars round trip.
Bus transfer between JFK airport and Manhattan:
Your 4th solution is the bus from the company NYC Airporter.
A little less expensive than the Taxi Shuttle since it costs $16 and $30 for a round-trip. Buses run around every 30 minutes.
The company operates between JFK airport and Manhattan will leave you at Grand Central Station or Port Authority Bus Terminal or Penn Station. If your hotel or apartment is located far from these stops then you’ll have to continue the rest of your commute by bus or subway to get there.
Additional transfer solutions between JFK airport and Manhattan
Do you know that you can rent a limo? I negotiated a friendly rate for you, it could be cheaper than you may expect!
Eventually, you can always try hitching or have a friend or family member picking you up and that’s the ultimate plan!!!! But it’s not given to everybody… đŸ˜‰
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coming to NYC with my family mid Oct. 2 adults and 3 boys of 3/5/7. We will have only 3-4 small cabin-baggages on us and need a transfer from JFK to the east village.
Would like to book a van/SUV or alike, but I am getting confused on all the offerings with a very wide range of prices. Couldn´t we use Uber for this kind of ride? What service would you recommend for our “setting”?
KR,
Patrick
Uber can be an option, however I know that it can be more expensive for a SUV. You can compare the rates with CarmelLimo, they can be very competitive đŸ˜‰
It all depends on your final destination in NYC and the budget you plan to spend on transportation đŸ˜‰
depending on your budget, you can get to your hotel with public transportation (Airtrain + E train), or you can book a private taxi with CarmelLimo. The second option is my favorite, a bit more pricey than public transportation but more convenient.
You can book a shuttle too, but you’ll spend more money than the private taxi as you’re 7 adults đŸ˜‰
You always have to balance the comments on the Internet. In general, people tend to leave bad comments rather than nice comments. I mean, they expect a perfect service, so they don’t take time to say that it was perfect… I don’t say that there’s no problem and shuttles are the best, no, everything can happen.
You may compare the shuttle rates with a private taxi. It can be very competitive depending on your final destination. Plus, you’ll be the only customer.
The most economical way is to get to Manhattan by public transportation.
From your hotel, you can take the bus Q6 (Rockaway Blvd/N Conduit Ave), stop at Stuphin Blvd – Archer Av- JFK Station. Then take the E train. It takes about 1h15-1h30.
Here’s the schedule: http://web.mta.info/busco/schedules/q006cur.pdf
Subway trains run 24/7, just pay attention to possible changes due to planned work.
Get a Regular Metrocard, up to 4 people can use it at the same time: https://www.new-york-city-travel-tips.com/take-a-subway-or-bus-ride-in-new-york-with-the-metrocard/.
Don’t hesitate if you need any further information đŸ˜‰
I checked with CarmelLimo and I find a one-way service at $70.75 per car. It will be the same rate for the way back to JFK, or $141,50 (plus taxes).
With Go Airlink, the rate per person is $41,67 for the round trip, or $208.35 (plus taxes).
When you book on CarmelLimo, you just need to enter the number of pieces of luggage, and not the carry-on.
I just checked the rates on the Internet. If you opt for a private transportation with CarmelLimo, you’ll pay $64,75 + $91.75 = $156.50 (plus taxes) for the round trip.
Go Airlink is a share ride shuttle, and it will cost $38.13 per person (round trip) + $19,31 (your address to JFK only) = (5×38.13) + 19.31 = 209.96 (plus taxes).
Public transportation is another option, but it can take a while as you have to take the Airtrain to Jamaica Station, from there the E train to Port Authority Bus Terminal, then the A or C train to 110 St and then walk 10 minutes approximately.
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It’s up to you concerning the vehicle. I checked on CarmelLimo and for 6 people/6 pieces of luggage, it will cost $91,75 plus taxes. A full size Sedan for 3 is $46,75 plus taxes. It’s almost the same.
Their SUV are really large, but it’s true that if you want to avoid “the hustle and bustle” upon arrival, it could be a good idea to get two cars…
All the procedures at the airport can take 20 minutes to 2 hours (I know I’m not helping you right now…). In general, I book the transportation with a two-hour range. If it takes you less time to get out of the airport, you can always call CarmeLlimo and they’ll give you the service anyway.
We will arrive at 3:30 pm at JFK – what way of transportation would you recommend? ( just 2 persons including luggage) Our hotel is located on 41st Street near the UN building.
Thank you – we are looking forward seeing NYC soon.
Greeting from Austria
It all depends on your budget. You can easily take the public transportation (Airtrain to Jamaica Station + subway E train to Lexington Ave. You may have to walk around 10 minutes to get to the hotel.
In between 2 people, you can book a shared shuttle. I like to book a private taxi, I’m the only client, I don’t have to wait for a taxi and I pay in advance. The private taxi fare will be a bit higher thatn the shuttle or yellow cab, but it’s more comfortable too.
Sorry for the late answer, I’ve been out on vacation for several days…
The fastest option to Manhattan (and the cheapest) is to take the Airtrain direction Jamaica and then the E train. You’ll stop at Port Authority Bus Terminal. It takes around an hour to make the transfer.
You can buy a 10-trip ticket for the Airtrain for 4 people. It will cover the round trip from and to the airport.
For a national flight, it’s recommended to arrive 3 to 2 hours before the departure to the airport. I think you’ll be on time if you leave Manhattan by 3 – 3:30pm.
If you want to have someone waiting for you with a sign, you have to book with CarmelLimo. The hand luggage doesn’t count, but you have to indicate you will have 3 luggage.
It will cost you around $44 for you three, you just have to add gratuities.
You have to book separately your way to Manhattan and from Manhattan.
Here you will find more information: https://www.new-york-city-travel-tips.com/how-transfer-between-jfk-airport-manhattan/#2
We need airport transfer from Newark International to the Millennium Broardway Hotel, Time Square.
145 West 44th Street, Time Square, New York, 10036 Return
Arrival 12.20PM
2 adults on 22nd Dec 2016
Return date 28th Dec 2016
Our flight is at 7 PM
What time do we have to leave, so we can check in at 5PM
Shared van
Can you also give me some information about the train option please
I’ll recommend that you leave Manhattan by 3.30pm at last. There could be a lot of traffic and leaving earlier can avoid some unnecessary stress.
If you want to make the transfer by public transportation, you will have to get to Penn Station, take the Amtrak and then the Airtrain. it’s cheaper but a bit complicated if you’re not so familiar with the trains + you have to carry your bags.
Another solution is CarmelLimo, you can check the rates because it could be the best value (private car and better service). I found $51 for the two of you, one trip with CarmelLimo. With the shared van, one trip for one person costs $19,60.
Don’t hesitate if you have more questions.
How do you want to make the trasnfer with a private taxi or a shared van?
WE NEED AIRPORT TRANSFER FOR JFK INTERNATIONAL TO Holiday Inn Express Madison Square Garden,
232 West 29th Street, Chelsea, New York, NY 10001
ARRIVAL 9:00 PM; 17 PERSON