Tarrytown, NY
to LGA Airport.

Tarrytown sits on the Hudson River at the foot of the Mario Cuomo Bridge, which makes it one of the fastest Westchester towns to reach Newark and Teterboro. Sleepy Hollow and Irvington are right next door, and we pick up across both villages too.

Leaving Tarrytown, the car heads onto I-287 at the Mario Cuomo Bridge, or the Saw Mill River Parkway. From there to LGA it's the Hutchinson or I-95 to the Whitestone Bridge and the Grand Central Parkway — LaGuardia is often the quickest of the big three from southern Westchester. Door to door it's about 25 mi, usually 35 min – 1 hr, and the place that decides your timing is the Whitestone Bridge approach.

LaGuardia isn't the nearest airport to Tarrytown — that's HPN, about 30 min away — but it's often the one with the right flight. You get one fixed price for Tarrytown to LGA before you book, tolls included.

For a domestic flight from LaGuardia, book the pickup in Tarrytown about 3 hr before departure.

Plan around the rush hours on the approach roads rather than the airport itself; LaGuardia's newer terminals move quickly. Flights before 8 AM are the easy case: roads are clear and the drive is closer to 35 min.

LaGuardia has three terminals: C for Delta, B for most other airlines, and the smaller A. After you land, your chauffeur meets you at the arrivals pickup area of your terminal. LaGuardia's curbs are tight, so we time the pickup to your bags, not just your landing.

Book the return to Tarrytown at the same time; the flight is tracked and waiting time starts only when you land. LaGuardia guide →

Take the Hudson Line from Tarrytown to Harlem–125th Street and take the M60 bus to the terminals — the bus is the only transit link to LaGuardia.

Compare that with a car: one seat, your bags in the trunk, 35 min – 1 hr to the curb.

Drive times from Tarrytown to each airport we serve.

Traffic, not distance, decides how long Tarrytown to LGA takes. These are typical times for the about 25 mi drive.