Bus from Baltimore to New York

The trip from Baltimore to New York with Greyhound takes around three hours on the quicker rides, with a more typical journey running closer to five. It's a comfortable, budget-friendly way to travel between the two cities, and everything you need to plan your trip is right here on this page.

Getting to your departure stop in Baltimore

Two stops serve the Baltimore to New York route, and you'll find each stop's full address listed on this page. Both are served by local buses run by the Maryland Transit Administration.

• Baltimore Downtown Bus Station, with a bus stop right at the station (WARNER ST / Greyhound Bus Station) served by the Maryland Transit Administration, making it straightforward to reach by local transit from most parts of the city.
• White Marsh Park N Ride, on Honeygo Blvd, with a Maryland Transit Administration bus stop directly at the park-and-ride, so you can connect straight from the bus to your Greyhound. If you're driving in from the northeast side of the metro area, this stop is a practical choice.

Taxi and rideshare are also a sensible way to get to either stop, particularly if you're travelling with luggage.

Arriving in New York

The bus from Baltimore drops you at one of several stops across the New York area, from Midtown Manhattan to Brooklyn, Queens, and beyond. Full addresses are on this page.

• New York Port Authority, on 8th Ave in Midtown, close to the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with commuter rail operated by NJ TRANSIT RAIL also nearby.
• New York Midtown (31st St & 8th Ave), a short walk from the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with commuter rail operated by NJ TRANSIT RAIL close by.
• New York Midtown West, near the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with commuter rail operated by NJ TRANSIT RAIL also in the area.
• New York (Hudson Yards Trailways), on W 33rd St, close to the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with commuter rail operated by NJ TRANSIT RAIL nearby.
• New York (Hudson Yards), on W 34th St, steps from the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with ferry service operated by NYC Ferry also accessible nearby.
• NYC Downtown (Canal St / Lucky Star), on Canal St, served by the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with local buses also stopping nearby.
• New York City Chinatown (28 Allen St), on Allen St, close to the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with local buses also in the area.
• New York (GW Bridge), on Broadway in Upper Manhattan, near the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with bus service operated by Rockland Coaches at the GW Bridge Terminal right there.
• NYC Upper Manhattan (4149 Broadway - La Cubana), on Broadway, close to the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with local MTA New York City Transit buses stopping directly outside.
• Brooklyn (3 Av/38th St), at 3rd Ave and 38th St in Brooklyn, near the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with local buses also on the doorstep.
• Queens Jamaica (144th Pl/Archer Ave), near the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with light rail operated by JFK Airtrain and local buses also close by. If you're continuing to JFK Airport, this stop puts you right at the connection.
• Queens Flushing (Kissena Blvd/Main St), on Kissena Blvd in Flushing, close to the subway run by MTA New York City Transit, with local buses stopping at the same corner.
• White Plains Station, on Ferris Ave in White Plains, close to commuter rail operated by Metro-North Railroad, with a local bus stop right outside.

Getting around New York

New York has one of the most extensive transit networks in the country, and you'll rarely need to go far to find a connection.

• The subway, run by MTA New York City Transit, covers Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. It's the quickest way to move between neighbourhoods once you've arrived.
• Local buses fill in the gaps the subway doesn't cover, particularly useful for crosstown journeys or reaching spots between subway stops.
• The Staten Island Ferry and NYC Ferry services connect waterfront neighbourhoods and offer a practical way to cross between parts of the city.
• Commuter rail operated by NJ TRANSIT RAIL extends your reach into New Jersey, handy if your plans take you across the Hudson.
• Metro-North Railroad commuter rail serves the northern suburbs, including White Plains, and is worth knowing about if you're heading upstate.
• Taxis and rideshare are a practical fallback for late arrivals or when you're carrying bags and want a direct door-to-door option.

Ready to go? Book your Baltimore to New York Greyhound ticket today on this website or the official app.

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Plan your bus trip from Baltimore to New York with Greyhound

The trip from Baltimore to New York takes as short as 3 hours and could cost as little as $31.98. The first bus departs at 12:35 am and the last bus departs at 10:35 pm. Greyhound operates 39 bus rides daily between Baltimore and New York. When traveling with Greyhound to New York from Baltimore, expect free Wifi, power sockets, and a guaranteed seat for your journey. Don't miss any updates on your bus trip: stay informed with our real-time bus tracker and check the status of your ride to New York in seconds.

How to Book Your Bus Ticket to New York from Baltimore

With Greyhound, reserving a ticket for your bus trip is a breeze. You can easily complete your booking on this website or through the free Greyhound App, all within a few simple clicks. You will have a variety of rides to choose from, as on many of our routes you will be offered both Greyhound and FlixBus bus rides, so you can choose the option that best fits your schedule. When booking your ticket from Baltimore to New York, you have a range of secure online payment options at your disposal, including both debit and credit cards. If you prefer, cash payments are also accepted at various sales points. If you're on the hunt for a cheap ticket to New York, remember to book early. Traveling on weekdays or during non-peak hours can also lead you to some of the most budget-friendly fares available!