Travel from Washington DC to New York

Direct flights between Washington D.C. area airports and New York area airports.

Flights typically depart from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) or Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and arrive at LaGuardia Airport (LGA) or John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). Prices can fluctuate significantly based on booking time and demand.

Offers frequent direct services connecting Washington D.C. with New York City.

Key airports include DCA and IAD in the Washington D.C. area, and LGA and JFK in New York. Consider booking in advance for better fares.

Connects Washington D.C. to New York with direct flights.

Main airports for this route are IAD in Washington D.C. and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) in the New York area. Also serves LGA and JFK.

Provides direct flight options, known for its customer experience.

Typically flies from DCA to JFK or LGA.

High-speed rail service offering a premium travel experience between the two cities.

Acela is the fastest train option, making fewer stops. It departs from Washington Union Station and arrives at Moynihan Train Hall (Penn Station) in New York. Fares are generally higher, especially for last-minute bookings or First Class.

Standard rail service, offering a more economical option with more stops.

Connects Washington Union Station with Moynihan Train Hall (Penn Station) in New York. This service is typically more affordable than Acela, especially when booking in advance.

Budget-friendly bus service with multiple daily connections.

Buses typically depart from Washington Union Station and arrive at various locations in New York City, including New York Midtown (31st St & 8th Ave) or Port Authority. Offers amenities like free Wi-Fi and power outlets.

One of the largest intercity bus transportation providers in North America.

Services operate from Washington Union Station to New York Port Authority Bus Terminal and other New York City stops. Offers onboard amenities like Wi-Fi and power outlets.

Provides frequent bus services along the Northeast Corridor.

Typically departs from Washington Union Station and arrives at New York Port Authority Bus Terminal.

Offers intercity bus travel with a focus on convenience.

Departure points can include Washington Union Station, with arrivals at various NYC locations. Prices can be very competitive, especially when booked in advance.

Driving offers flexibility and the option to explore stops along the way.

The approximate driving distance is 225-231 miles (360-370 km) via I-95 North. Driving time can extend significantly during rush hours in and around both cities. Tolls are prevalent along the I-95 corridor, including the Delaware Memorial Bridge and sections of the New Jersey Turnpike; an E-ZPass is recommended for convenience and potential discounts. Fuel costs are estimates and depend on vehicle efficiency and current gas prices.