EWR
UTC/GMT -4:00 hours
Wednesday, 2:44am
Qsensor makes use of data from Newark International Airport.
Waiting times may not accurately reflect your experience. It is advisable to arrive at the airport well in advance and follow the recommendations of the airlines and airports.
Average wait times based on the last 3 weeks of data.
Newark is a major aviation gateway located approximately 15 miles southwest of Midtown Manhattan, straddling the boundary between Newark and Elizabeth, New Jersey. Opened in 1928, it holds the distinction of being the first major airport to serve the New York metropolitan area. Today, EWR functions as a critical node in the global airspace system, serving as a massive fortress hub for United Airlines, which dominates operations in Terminal C. The airport is composed of three distinct terminals, the recently opened, award-winning Terminal A, the international-focused Terminal B, and the United-exclusive Terminal C. The facility is currently in a phase of significant transformation, managing high passenger volumes while undertaking major infrastructure projects, including the $3.5 billion replacement of its aging AirTrain system.
As of January 15, 2026, AirTrain service to/from the Airport Train Station is suspended on weekdays from 5:00 AM to 3:00 PM due to the AirTrain Newark Replacement Program. The suspension is expected to last at least four years, with some pauses during peak travel periods (e.g., Memorial Day to Labor Day, and the 2026 holiday season). On weekends, the AirTrain operates normally.
Do not take the AirTrain. You must use the United Airlines Airside Shuttle.
Who can use it? While operated by United, it is generally available to all passengers with a valid boarding pass for the connecting terminal. It runs from 4:00 AM to Midnight.
Yes, but it has limited hours and access. A United shuttle runs from Terminal A (Gate A28) and Terminal C (Gate C71) to Terminal B (Gates B60-B68).
The terminals are not connected by airside walkways. Walking landside (outside security) is possible but difficult and involves walking along busy roadways or through parking decks. You must take the AirTrain or shuttle buses to move between terminal buildings.
No. The “Terminal A Station” is connected to a parking garage, not the terminal itself. After exiting the AirTrain, you must take a shuttle bus (5–7 minutes) or walk across a pedestrian bridge and through the parking garage (about 15 minutes.
The cheapest official on-airport option is Economy Lot P6, with pre-booked rates starting at $30.00 per day. Drive-up rates are $35.00 for the first 24 hours and then $17.50 for each 12 hour increment after that.
Off-site lots (e.g., The Parking Spot, Snap Parking) offer lower rates, but require using their private shuttles.
Yes. Take NJ Transit or PATH to Newark Penn Station, then transfer to NJ Transit Bus #62. The bus fare is approximately $2.00 and drops you directly at Terminals A, B, and C.
Note: This method takes longer and is not ideal for heavy luggage.
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