NYC Manhattan JFK airport to Yale University at New Haven CT by Grand Central LIRR Metro North train

Why do you want to take LIRR (Long Island Rail Road) and Metro North train? Because they are commuter lines in which the train ticket cost does not fluctuate. You could take Amtrak when land at EWR (Newark international airport) however the train ticket price is higher when you buy closer to the departing day, similar to airline ticket buying situation. Specifically for area served by LIRR and Metro North, land at JFK (John F. Kennedy international airport) is preferred to reach Long Island, Harlem, Hudson, and New Haven area since the introduction of Grand Central Madison, part of Grand Central Terminal. This is a video with people carrying luggage in mind as you typically are when land on airport, either domestic or international flights. To some extent this video is also to accommodate elderly, disabled, and on wheelchair. Exclusively-designed elevator pathway is the idea this video delivers. Parts: From AirTrain station to Jamaica LIRR platform LIRR - Metro North transfer either to Main Concourse, Dining Concourse, Upper Level platform (Tracks 11-42), Lower Level platform (Tracks 102-116) through LIRR Mezzanine, LIRR Concourse, and Madison Concourse From New Haven Union Station to downtown (Yale University) by shuttle bus Various campus sighting Summer music concert at New Haven Green Double Rainbow over Stamford station Yale University as one of the Ivy League may be one of the most popular university in the world however only few people know where City of New Haven Connecticut is at. As its home, Yale buildings have been integrating with the city. You may not be able to tell which building is whether Yale owned or else unless you are familiar with the area.