Tarrytown, NY
to EWR Airport.

Tarrytown's Main Street climbs up from the river toward Route 9 and the Saw Mill River Parkway. From Tarrytown, the Mario Cuomo Bridge crosses straight into Rockland County and New Jersey — no need to go through the Bronx for Newark or Teterboro.

The drive to EWR starts onto I-287 at the Mario Cuomo Bridge, or the Saw Mill River Parkway; after that it's I-287 over the Mario Cuomo Bridge and down the Garden State Parkway, or the Cross County and the George Washington Bridge. That's about 38 mi — 50 min at the quiet hours, 1 hr 25 min when the George Washington Bridge is backed up.

Newark isn't the nearest airport to Tarrytown — that's HPN, about 30 min away — but it's often the one with the right flight. For long-haul and international flights, EWR is usually worth the extra time. You get one fixed price for Tarrytown to EWR before you book, tolls included.

Domestic flight from EWR? Get picked up in Tarrytown about 3 hr 30 min before departure. Flying overseas? Make it about 4 hr 30 min.

The crossing into New Jersey is the variable — the George Washington and Mario Cuomo bridges both slow at rush hour. On snowy days, holiday weekends and summer Fridays we'll suggest leaving earlier.

Drive times from Tarrytown to each airport we serve.

Take the Hudson Line from Tarrytown to Grand Central, the subway across to Penn Station, NJ Transit to Newark Airport station and then the AirTrain — four legs in all.

Compare that with a car: one seat, your bags in the trunk, 50 min – 1 hr 25 min to the curb.

• Your flight number, so we can track it
• How many passengers and bags (sedan up to 3, SUV up to 6)
• Car seats, if you're traveling with small children
• The building entrance, if it isn't obvious from the street
• Any extra stop on the way
• The return flight, if you'd like the ride home booked too