Albany new york to new york city

A common commute!

There are several ways to travel from Albany, New York to New York City, depending on your time, budget, and preferences. Here are a few options:

By Car:

• Distance: approximately 150 miles (240 km), 3-4 hours depending on traffic
• Take I-87 South from Albany to NYC
• Parking options in NYC: street parking, garages, or lots

By Bus:

• Adirondack Trailways: multiple daily departures from Albany to NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal (around $20-$30 one way)
• Greyhound: multiple daily departures from Albany to NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal (around $20-$30 one way)
• Megabus: multiple daily departures from Albany to NYC's Port Authority Bus Terminal (around $10-$20 one way)

By Train:

• Amtrak: multiple daily departures from Albany's Rensselaer Station to NYC's Penn Station (around $30-$60 one way)
• Empire Service: multiple daily departures from Albany's Rensselaer Station to NYC's Penn Station (around $30-$60 one way)

By Air:

• Albany International Airport (ALB) to one of NYC's three major airports:
  • LaGuardia Airport (LGA): around 1 hour flight, then taxi or public transportation to NYC
  • John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK): around 1 hour flight, then taxi or public transportation to NYC
  • Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR): around 1 hour flight, then taxi or public transportation to NYC

By Ride-hailing or Taxi:

• Uber or Lyft: around $150-$200 one way, depending on traffic and time of day
• Taxi: around $150-$200 one way, depending on traffic and time of day

Keep in mind that prices and travel times may vary depending on the time of day, traffic, and other factors. It's always a good idea to check schedules and prices in advance to plan your trip accordingly.