Airports

1. Amtrak and SEPTA Option:

• Step 1: From Newark Airport, take an Amtrak train to Trenton Transit Center. Amtrak fares vary but typically cost $25–$40 depending on the service and booking time.
• Step 2: At Trenton, transfer to SEPTA’s Regional Rail (West Trenton Line) toward Langhorne. The SEPTA fare is approximately $6–$8.
• Travel Time: The journey takes about 2–2.5 hours, including transfer times.

2. NJ Transit and SEPTA Option:

• Step 1: Take the NJ Transit train from Newark Airport Rail Station to Trenton Transit Center. NJ Transit tickets are $17–$20.
• Step 2: Transfer to the SEPTA West Trenton Line as described above.
• Travel Time: Approximately 2.5–3 hours.

Additional Information:

• AirTrain: From Newark Airport terminals, use the AirTrain to reach Newark Liberty International Airport Rail Station. This service is included in your Amtrak or NJ Transit fare.
• Transfers: Both options involve a transfer at Trenton Transit Center. Be mindful of the schedules to minimize wait times.
• Facilities: Trenton Transit Center offers restrooms, food options, and seating while you wait for your connection.

For more details, you can check schedules and book tickets via Amtrak or NJ Transit websites​

• Estimated cost: $85-$110 for standard rides (e.g., UberX or Lyft) under normal traffic conditions.
• Premium rides (e.g., Uber Black) may cost $150-$200.
• Factors like surge pricing, time of day, and traffic can affect the price

Exit Newark Liberty Airport:

• Follow signs for I-95 South/New Jersey Turnpike (Route 9) from the airport.
• Merge onto the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95 South) via the ramp to Turnpike South.

Take the New Jersey Turnpike South:

• Continue south on I-95 for approximately 50 miles.
• Take Exit 7A for I-195 West toward Trenton.

Merge onto I-195 West:

• Follow I-195 West for about 5 miles, then merge onto I-295 North.
• Continue on I-295 North:
• Travel for ~6 miles, then take Exit 3A for US-1 South toward Langhorne.

Arrive in Langhorne, PA:

• Follow US-1 South for approximately 10 miles. Exit at Langhorne/PA-213 to reach your destination.

Travel Details

Distance: ~55 miles.

Approximate Time: ~1 hour 15 minutes (longer during peak traffic).

Tolls:

Tolls on the New Jersey Turnpike (~$5-$10, depending on the entry and exit points).

No additional tolls once you enter Pennsylvania.

Fuel Costs: Based on the average gas mileage, expect to use about 2-3 gallons, costing ~$7-$12.

Helpful Tips

1. Traffic Considerations:
   • Peak traffic hours can add 30-45 minutes to your trip. Use Google Maps or Waze for real-time updates.
2. Rest Stops:
   • Service plazas on the New Jersey Turnpike provide fuel, food, and restrooms. Woodrow Wilson and Richard Stockton Service Areas are en route.

• Estimated fare: $150-$200 (including tolls and fees). Taxis generally have a higher base fare and per-mile cost compared to rideshare services​
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• • • Limo services typically cost $200-$300+ depending on the vehicle type and service provider. This is a good option for larger groups or if you’d like a luxury experience​
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Tolls: Expect tolls along the route, as you may pass through toll bridges and highways (around $15-$20 total). These costs are usually included in taxi and limo quotes but may be additional for rideshare services.

1. SEPTA Regional Rail (Airport Line + West Trenton Line):
   • Step 1: From PHL, take the Airport Line to 30th Street Station. Fare: ~$6.75.
   • Step 2: At 30th Street, transfer to the West Trenton Line and disembark at Langhorne Station. Fare: ~$8.
   • Total Time: ~2 hours, including transfer.
   • Cost: ~$15 total.
   • Schedules: Operates frequently during the day. Check SEPTA schedules for exact times.

• Cost: ~$50-$70 for a standard ride (UberX or Lyft). Premium rides (e.g., Uber Black) may cost ~$100.
• Time: ~45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic.
• Tolls: Included in the fare.
• Availability: Rideshares are readily available at designated pickup zones at the airport.

• • • Cost: ~$75-$100, depending on traffic and tolls.
    • Time: ~45 minutes to 1 hour.
    • Availability: Taxis are available at the Ground Transportation Center at PHL.

Additional Info: Flat rates are typically negotiated for airport trips.

• Cost: ~$120-$200, depending on the service provider and vehicle type.
• Time: ~1 hour.
• Booking: Requires advance booking. Most services include tolls and gratuity in the fare.
• Suitability: Ideal for larger groups or luxury travel.

• Distance: ~32 miles
• Time: ~45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic.
• Route:
  • Take I-95 North from PHL.
  • Follow I-95 North for ~30 miles, then take Exit 46A for US-1 North toward Langhorne.
  • Continue on US-1 North and exit at Langhorne/PA-213.
• Cost: Fuel cost (~$5-$10, depending on vehicle efficiency).
• Tolls: No tolls on this route.
• Parking: Ample free parking available in most areas in Langhorne.

• Route: There are no direct bus routes from PHL to Langhorne.
  • Option 1: Take the SEPTA Airport Line to 30th Street Station, then transfer to a bus or regional rail to Langhorne.
  • Option 2: Use a combination of local SEPTA buses, though this may take several transfers and more time (~3-4 hours).
• Cost: ~$10-$15 total (depending on the route).
• Time: 3-4 hours with transfers.

Recommendation: Train travel is much faster and more convenient.

By Train: From IAD, take the Silver Line to Washington Union Station. From there, transfer to Amtrak or SEPTA to Langhorne. The total journey takes about 3.5 to 4 hours, and costs range from $50-$100 depending on the service.

By Car: The distance is approximately 160 miles, taking about 2 hours 50 minutes. You will encounter tolls along I-95. The cost will vary depending on the vehicle, but expect to pay around $20-$30 for tolls and fuel.

By Bus: You can take a Greyhound, Megabus, or Flixbus from Washington Union Station to Philadelphia, and then take a local bus or train to Langhorne. The trip takes around 4-5 hours, with costs ranging from $15-$50​
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Taxi or Uber**: Expect fares to range between $250 to $350 depending on the service, traffic, and time of day.

• Route Overview: Take public transportation from JFK to Penn Station in Manhattan, then transfer to Amtrak or NJ Transit and SEPTA services.
  • Step 1: From JFK, take the AirTrain ($8) to Jamaica Station, then the LIRR (~$7.75-$10) to Penn Station.
  • Step 2: From Penn Station, take Amtrak ($30-$50) or NJ Transit ($17) to Trenton Transit Center.
  • Step 3: From Trenton, transfer to SEPTA’s West Trenton Line (~$8) and exit at Langhorne Station.
• Total Cost: ~$50-$70 for NJ Transit and SEPTA; ~$75-$100 for Amtrak and SEPTA.
• Total Time: ~3-3.5 hours.
• Schedules: Check Amtrak (Amtrak schedules) and NJ Transit (NJ Transit schedules).

• Distance: ~75 miles
• Time: ~1.5-2 hours, depending on traffic.
• Route:
  • Exit JFK and take the Belt Parkway West.
  • Merge onto the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to Staten Island and then onto I-95 South.
  • Follow I-95 South to US-1 South near Trenton, NJ, and take the exit for Langhorne/PA-213.
• Cost: Gas costs ~$10-$15.
• Tolls: Approx. $25-$30, including bridge tolls and New Jersey Turnpike tolls.

Tips: Use Google Maps or Waze for real-time traffic updates.

• Route Overview: A combination of local buses and long-distance buses.
  • Step 1: From JFK, take the Q10 bus to Kew Gardens Station, then the E train to Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan (~$3.25).
  • Step 2: From Port Authority, take a bus (Greyhound or Megabus) to Trenton (~$20-$30).
  • Step 3: Transfer at Trenton to a local bus or SEPTA train to Langhorne.
• Total Cost: ~$30-$50.
• Total Time: ~4-5 hours, including transfers.
• Challenges: Limited schedule and multiple transfers make this option less convenient.