Princeton University

Really want to get out of town? Here’s how to get to the local airports.

Goairporter leaves from the parking garage Tiger Shuttle stop and the Nassau Inn. Call to arrange for a pick-up. Goes to Newark Liberty International (Newark) and John F. Kennedy International (JFK) airports.

AirTrain to Newark Liberty International Airport. Take the Dinky to Princeton Junction, then the train north to the Newark Airport Station (make sure you’re not on an express train, or you’ll have to switch at Newark Penn Station). Transfer onto AirTrain direct to airport terminals.

NJ Transit/SEPTA (links under "Useful Websites") to Philadelphia International Airport. Take the Dinky to Princeton Junction. Connect to Trenton. Transfer to SEPTA, and take the R1 Airport line.

If you still have questions, check out the University's travel portal. It has information on transportation to local airports, airlines, passports and hotels.

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The AirTrain is the easiest way to get from Newark to Princeton, but the last train departs Newark at 2 a.m. Be sure to only book flights that arrive well before then!