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Trying to figure out the best way to get from EWR to Queens? You’re not alone. This trip crosses state lines, involves toll bridges, and drops you into one of NYC’s biggest boroughs. Add luggage and post-flight fatigue to the mix, and it’s easy to see why people get overwhelmed.
Public transit means multiple transfers through crowded stations. Taxis charge by the meter plus tolls, so the final price is anyone’s guess. Rideshare apps hit you with surge pricing when flights land during rush hour. Private airport car service cuts through all of that with fixed rates, professional drivers, and direct service right to your door.
The Newark to Queens distance runs anywhere from 25 to 35 miles, depending on where you’re going. Astoria sits closer to the airport, while Flushing or Bayside add extra miles. Traffic makes a bigger difference than distance. During rush hour, what should be an hour can easily stretch to two.
The route involves crossing from New Jersey into New York via bridges like the Goethals. Those tolls get tacked onto taxi and rideshare fares but are included in our pricing upfront.
Book ahead, know your price, and get picked up right at arrivals. Your driver tracks your flight and adjusts if you’re delayed. No hunting for your ride, no surprise charges, no stress.
We have vehicles for solo travelers, families, and groups up to 36 passengers. Everything from sedans to luxury Mercedes Sprinters with individual leather seats to full buses for corporate groups.
Rideshares work in a pinch but come with drawbacks. Surge pricing can double your fare when demand spikes. Tolls get added on top. Airport pickup zones get chaotic during peak hours, and wait times vary wildly.
The meter keeps running while you sit in traffic. You’ll pay separately for tolls. Final costs are unpredictable, and payment disputes over tips and fees happen more often than they should.
Taking the train from EWR to Queens is the cheapest but most complicated option. You’ll ride the AirTrain to the rail station, catch NJ Transit to Penn Station Manhattan, then transfer to the subway. Depending on your destination, that could mean the E, F, M, R, or 7 train.
Hauling bags through multiple transfers and up and down subway stairs after a long flight isn’t fun. Factor in wait times between connections, and you’re looking at over two hours door-to-door.
Public transit runs under $20 per person but demands serious time and energy. Taxis typically cost $70-$110 before tolls and tip. Rideshares start around $60-$80 but spike to $120-$150 with surge pricing. Bridge tolls add another $15-$17 to any metered service.
Our rates are fixed when you book. No meter, no surprises, no extra charges when traffic slows down. You know exactly what you’re paying before your trip starts.
Astoria serves Greek food and Mediterranean restaurants. Long Island City has waterfront parks and art galleries. Both sit close to Manhattan. Expect about 60-75 minutes from EWR to Queens NY in these areas.
This is the heart of Queens’ Asian community. Main Street has authentic Chinese, Korean, and Taiwanese restaurants. Citi Field is nearby if you’re catching a Mets game. Allow 75-90 minutes from the airport.
One of New York’s largest parks and home to the US Open tennis championships at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. You’ll also find the Unisphere and Queens Museum here—great for a walk or photos before your flight.
One of the most diverse neighborhoods in the city. Colombian, Indian, and Tibetan food all within blocks of each other. Tree-lined streets and historic buildings. Usually 70-85 minutes from the airport terminals.
Residential and upscale, with pre-war buildings and good restaurants along Austin Street. Home to the West Side Tennis Club. Figure on 75-85 minutes depending on traffic.
We track your flight in real time. If you’re delayed, your pickup adjusts automatically—no extra fees. International arrivals get 60 minutes of wait time included; domestic flights get 30 minutes.
Your driver waits in arrivals with a sign showing your name. Grab your bags and head straight to your car. No searching, no confusion.
After more than 25 years providing Newark Airport transfers, we’ve perfected the pickup process to make it fast, reliable, and completely stress-free.
Experience stress-free airport travel with NYC Sprinters. Call now for instant confirmation or email us for a response within minutes. Our dispatch team is available 24/7 to assist with last-minute or scheduled transfers.
