Getting Around Long Island New York
Easily accessible by car, the Long Island Rail Road, Connecticut ferry services, or major airports i
Long Island New York Airport information
When you land at Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP), you're not just arriving. You're starting something great. ISP is your stress-free shortcut to the ultimate escape, offering an easier, more peaceful gateway to New York's most captivating coastal destination.
From the runway to the wine trail in under an hour, MacArthur is 60 miles from Manhattan and home to Southwest Airlines, Breeze Airways, Jet Blue, Avelo, Frontier, and Cape Air. ISP puts it all within easy reach without the chaos.
From the runway to the wine trail in under an hour, MacArthur is 60 miles from Manhattan and home to Southwest Airlines, Breeze Airways, Jet Blue, Avelo, Frontier, and Cape Air. ISP puts it all within easy reach without the chaos.
Long Island New York Train information
Long Island is easily accessible via the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), the oldest continuously operating railroad in the U.S. The LIRR connects 124 destinations across the island, providing an inexpensive and reliable alternative to taxis, rideshares, or driving. The AirTrain from JFK airport conveniently connects to the LIRR at the Jamaica station offering easy access to most of Long Island.
Long Island New York Ground information
Taxis, rideshares such as Lyft and Uber, and airport shuttles are widely available throughout Long Island, including at Long Island MacArthur (ISP), JFK, and LaGuardia airports.
Ferries provide a scenic and convenient way to explore the region. Key routes include service from Connecticut to Long Island, connections between Shelter Island and Greenport, and multiple ferries to Fire Island from Bay Shore, Sayville, and Patchogue.
Ferries provide a scenic and convenient way to explore the region. Key routes include service from Connecticut to Long Island, connections between Shelter Island and Greenport, and multiple ferries to Fire Island from Bay Shore, Sayville, and Patchogue.
