nyc: I am going to New York City, and I already booked the hotel, which is non-refundable. The bus arrives at the NYC port authority near 42nd street. However, the hotel is all the way in Newark, NJ at the Newark airport. What is the easiest and cheapest way to get from the port authority to the Newark airport using public transportation? I am used to Boston, which is not nearly so spread out. When I booked the hotel, I didn't realize how far it was from where the bus is arriving. Helllp!|||Take the #108 bus ($5.50 fare) to Newark Penn Station. From there, take the #62 bus to Newark Airport ($1.50 fare). You can also take the NJ Transit Northeast Corridor/North Jersey Coast Line (from Penn Station ($5 fare)) to Penn Station for the #62 bus. Hope this helps.|||The PATH train is the least expensive way to get from NYC to the Newark, but the PATH train does not go to the airport. To get to the airport, you can: a) take another bus from Port Authority to the airport, which is probably the easiest way, or b) you can take a train (NJ Transit or Amtrak) from Penn Station (near 33rd Street) to the Newark Airport station and then take a monorail to the airport, or c) take the PATH train to Newark Penn Station (which is not the same place as the Penn Station near 33rd Street) and then take a NJ Transit bus from Newark Penn Station to the airport. This option is the least expensive.|||Where in Newark, NJ by the airport is the hotel? Newark's a big city so the info is helpful in narrowing it down. Anyways, take any NJ Transit bus going to Newark Penn Station. From there, buses will take you closer to your hotel in Newark, NJ. Your hotel may even have a shuttle and can pick you up from Penn Station. This could save you some money (if it's free) so be sure to ask them.|||Take the coach usa Bus from Port Authority Bus Terminal station to Newark. $15 http://www.coachusa.com/olympia/ss.newar鈥?/a> Have a good time!|||From 42nd Street, take the subway to 34th Street ( B, D, F W, 1, 2, 3 trains) and get off and take the PATH train from there, it will take you to Newark and the fair is less