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Getting around really isn't difficult, just take your time driving and
follow the signs. As you enter the airport there are huge signs posted
delegating numbers and colors to different airlines. This is where you
must get your terminal information. Look for the name of the airline you
need to get to. It will be assigned a terminal number and color. Just
remember these two facts and the rest is easy.
There has been a considerable amount of construction going on within this
airport for years so things may look confusing. If you not sure about
driving or don't want to risk it, you can always hire a car service or limousine
company.
If you are being dropped off for a departure simply follow the color and
number to the terminal. Drive slowly so as to not pass the entrance of
your color coded and number coded destination. The numbers and signs are
very large and are hard to miss. At some point you'll turn into the
number, color and terminal of choice. It's here that you have three
options. One will take you to the same color coded parking area for your
terminal. This is short term parking. The other two choices are
"departures and arrivals". For a departure follow the sign. You
generally will be going up a ramp and then look for the sign for your
airline or ask one of the security people where it is. Some of the
terminals are large and you don't want to walk further than is necessary.
Once location is known you can go right to the counter or use the baggage
collection areas outside. The rules of this option are changing these days
due to heightened security. Call your airline for specific details or
simply take your baggage to the counter.
VERY IMPORTANT ! If you are dropping someone off or being dropped off DO
NOT leave the vehicle unattended, even for a moment. If help is needed
with baggage have one of the captains help out. Security is VERY wary of
unattended vehicles at airports. The least of penalties is a ticket and
they are very quick to give them out for this infraction. They will also
tow your car without hesitation.
If you are in the airport for a pick-up follow a few simple rules. First
call and find out if the flight is on time. Once the flight is confirmed
drive into the airport following the number and color coded signs.
This is now the tricky part. If you know your party has arrived and has
their luggage via a cell phone contact, then you can go directly to the
passenger pick-up area. Read signs carefully when driving up to the area.
There are some restrictions at different terminals. Some separate taxis
and limos from regular pick-up areas. Read the sign and slowly look for your party. Have them waiting outside if weather is
suitable. Arrivals are on street levels outside the baggage claim areas.
This area is also protected from snow and rain.
When you see your party, pull up to the nearest opening so as to not block
other vehicles. Say your hello's quickly and pack the baggage and move on
out.
If you are early to pick up your party before they have arrived, you WILL
be "moved on" by security. Don't try hanging around if you are
specifically told to move. YOU WILL GET TICKETED. Again this might seen
like too much hassle and in that case you should use a car service company or
limousine.
Now this isn't all that terrible. If you must move on, just follow your color again. It will circle you around and eventually get you right back
to the terminal again. They really are very well marked.
The other option is to go directly to the short term parking area. This
again, as explained earlier, is color and number coded in like manner of
the terminal. Simply follow the color and number of your terminal to its
corresponding parking lot, take a ticket as you enter, park your car, and
walk to the terminal. It can be a five minute walk. There is a parking
charge.
After you meet your party in the terminal you can lug everything to the
car or pick up the car first, pay the parking fee and follow the coded
signs back to the proper arrivals terminal.
JFK Driving Directions
Directions From Manhattan
- Midtown Tunnel: Take the LIE east to the Grand Central east to the
Van Wyck south. The Van Wyck leads directly to JFK.
- Triborough Bridge: Take the Grand Central east to the Van Wyck
south. The Van Wyck leads directly to JFK.
- Williamsburg, Manhattan, or Brooklyn Bridges: Go south on the
Brooklyn Queens Expressway (BQE) to the Belt Parkway east. At exit 19 take
the Nassau Expressway (NY-878), which leads directly to the airport.
Directions From Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Queens Expressway (BQE): Take the Brooklyn Queens
Expressway (BQE) south to the Belt Parkway east. At exit 19 take the Nassau
Expressway (NY-878), which leads directly to the airport.
- Jackie Robinson Parkway: Take the Jackie Robinson Parkway (Interboro
Parkway) east to the Van Wyck south, which leads directly to JFK.
Directions From the East (Long Island)
- Southern State: Go west on the Southern State. The highway's name
changes to the Belt Parkway. Follow the signs for JFK at exit 20.
- LIE or Northern State: Drive west on the Long Island Expressway
(LIE) or Grand Central/Northern State to the Cross Island Parkway (or the
Meadowbrook Parkway) and go south to the Southern State Parkway/Belt
Parkway. Then drive west to exit 20 for JFK Airport.
Directions From the North (the Bronx, Connecticut, and Upstate New York)
- I-87 (NY Thruway): Drive south on the Thruway to the Major Deegan
Expressway, and then to the Cross Bronx Expressway (I-95). Then go east on
the Cross Bronx to I-678 south across the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge to the Van
Wyck Expressway south. The Van Wyck goes straight to the airport.
- I-95 (New England Thruway): Go south on the New England Thruway
(I-95) to the Bruckner Expressway. Take the exit for I-678 south across the
Bronx-Whitestone Bridge to the Van Wyck Expressway south (I-678), which goes
straight to the airport.
- I-84/I-684: Go south on I-684 to I-287 and then west on I-287 to
I-87 NY Thruway to the Major Deegan Expressway. Switch to the Cross Bronx
Expressway (I-95) east, and then follow I-678 south across the
Bronx-Whitestone Bridge. From the bridge take the Van Wyck Expressway
(I-678), which goes directly to JFK.
- Alternate Route from the North: Listen to the traffic report on
1010 Wins radio as soon as you approach the Bronx. If there are delays on
the Whitestone Bridge, follow signs for the Throgs Neck Bridge. From the
bridge, follow the Cross Island Parkway south to the Belt Parkway/Southern
State west. Follow to exit 20 for JFK.
Directions From the West and South (New Jersey)
- I-78: Go east on I-78 to the New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 13.
Cross the Goethals Bridge to Staten Island, and follow Staten Island
Expressway (I-278) to the Verrazano Bridge. Exit the bridge to take the Belt
Parkway east. At exit 19 take the Nassau Expressway (NY-878), which leads
directly to the airport.
- I-80/I-280: Go east on I-80 to I-280 east to the NJ Turnpike south
to Exit 13 for the Goethals Bridge. Take the bridge east to Staten Island,
and follow Staten Island Expressway (I-278) to the Verrazano Bridge. Exit
the bridge to take the Belt Parkway east. At exit 19 take the Nassau
Expressway (NY-878), which leads directly to the airport.
- Alternate Route from New Jersey: Just after the Verrazano Bridge,
exit to Ft. Hamilton Parkway (east) to Linden Boulevard (NY 27). Take Linden
Boulevard to the Nassau Expressway directly to the airport. Note: Linden
Boulevard is not a highway, but a thoroughfare through the heart of Brooklyn.
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