Newark Airport Transfer from Cape Liberty

[erros]

Does Celebrity has just an airport transfer to Newark. I don't want a tour of NYC,

[Fish Lover]

I don't think there is a Celebrity shuttle, although I could be wrong. However, the airport is very close. I would just take a cab. It's far easier with your luggage.

[Wine-O]

Does Celebrity has just an airport transfer to Newark. I don't want a tour of NYC,

 

If you have an early flight, I would arrange for private transfer to the airport. If not, there will be vans stationed outside the terminal to take you to the airport. If you opt for a taxi, there will also be ample taxis to take you to the airport. The group vans will be much cheaper than a private taxi or private transport.

[Fishkillbill]

Does Celebrity has just an airport transfer to Newark. I don't want a tour of NYC,

 

Last October we went from the airport to the terminal by cab. The cost was: $43.20+$4.00 toll+$7.80 tip = $55.00 total.

[Mr. Click]

$55 for a 10 minute ride, wow, welcome to New York.......

[CHEZMARYLOU]

We used a private car service and were quite happy with it. BTW, the trip is longer than 10 minutes, more like 20 depending on traffic, but it is expensive to get from port to airport no matter how you decide to go.

[captdave]

Cape Liberty from the Summit. Easy drop off by cab or car service. If your cars staying do the easy drop off and park in the brand new parking garage right next door.

 

 

CaptDave

[ISABELLA]

Celebrity offers shuttle transfer to EWR for $29.50 pp. Flights must be after 1PM. I just got this info from my TA for my Bermuda trip. X do not offer transfers to and from JFK.

[Fish Lover]

I guess I don't think $50 is a lot to spend for the convenience of a private car or cab. Especially after just spending thousands on a cruise, and not wanting to have a hassle-filled trip home to spoil the after-glow.

[Mr. Click]

No, it is not a lot to me to spend for the convenience in a place like Amsterdam or Barcelona where it is a 30 minute trip to the airport... EWR to Cape Liberty is about 7,maybe 8 miles by road....$55 is a lot to me for a trip that short. All I was saying in NYC and NJ are badly overpriced for what you get.

[DrivesLikeMario]

I agree - I thought it was pricey. We used https://dial7.com/rates.html and were satisfied despite the fact that the driver's navigation system took him through the worst part of the port area. Looked like the kind of place the mafia would hide a body. :eek:

 

One way you can cut down on costs is to go to your roll call and see if you can get others on it to go in with you on a group transfer through a private company.

[doggfan7]

Don't overthink it. Uber should cost $15 - $20.

 

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[Fishkillbill]

$55 for a 10 minute ride, wow, welcome to New York.......

 

It was a 20 minute ride. Lucky it was a Sunday. I'm sure it would be more during the week.

[SeaDays]

It's NOT 10 minutes. (Lived there in NJ for many years). Look at the map and route and also understand a toll is involved.

 

We had a good inexpensive Uber experience going TO the port, but no vehicles were available on return. Went to the taxi staging area and were sent to an unmarked van with a bunch of other folks. There were many standard cabs there as well. Drivers didn't seem to object. Van was fine, and the price for the two of us was in line with taxi rates. Of course, this was a big plus to the operator who carried way more than a cab on this single trip. Perhaps the port could be a bit more forthcoming on the transit options.