Getting Around

NJ Transit
NJ Transit Trains
NJ Transit Buses
SHUFLY
SHU Safe Ride
TapRide Mobile App
PATH Train
DeCamp Bus
Coach Bus
NYC Subways & Buses
Transit App Mobil App
City Mapper Mobil App

Getting Into South Orange Village

• You can totally walk! Exit the Main Gate onto South Orange Avenue and make a left. Walk west past Montrose Park and you will see South Orange village.
• Want an option other than walking? SHUFLY makes trips downtown. Get their schedule & stops here: SHUFLY Schedule
• Missed the last SHUFLY or traveled off the route? SafeRide runs after SHUFLY is done, The Department of Public Safety provides one way service from campus to destinations within a half-mile radius of campus. Reservation are required, and downloading the TapRide mobile app is the smart way to go!

Getting Into New York City

• Your easiest route to New York City is walking or taking SHUFLY to the South Orange Train Station. Catch a quick 35-minute train ride via the Morris & Essex line to New York City’s Penn Station (34th Street). You can buy a ticket at the automated ticket machine using cash or your debit/credit card. Avoid buying a ticket ON the train; it cost more!
• The 107 bus line runs between Sloan Street in South Orange and New York City’s Port Authority Bus Terminal (42nd Street). Port Authority is close to NYC’s Theater District / Broadway.
• The 92 Orange Crosstown bus line runs between the South Orange Train Station and Newark’s Branch Brook Park City Subway Station. From there you could walk to Newark Penn Station and catch the PATH train into NYC. The PATH train runs 24 hours a day.

Travel Tip! The app MyTix will help you get a train ticket and plan your trip.

Get Me To:

• Livingston Mall: Our SHUFLY bus goes to Livingston Mall on the weekends as well as Coach Bus Route 31
• Turtle Back Zoo: The 73 bus travels to the Turtle Back Zoo as well as Cody Arena / South Mountain Recreation Complex
• Hoboken, NJ: The Morris – Essex line at the South Orange train station goes to Hoboken Monday through Thursday.
• Paper Mill Playhouse: Take the NJ Transit train Morris and Essex line two stops in the opposite direction of NYC. A complimentary shuttle service for Thursday matinees runs between Kings Super Market in Short Hills and Paper Mill Playhouse. Passengers may board between 12:15PM and 12:45PM. Return shuttle service departs from the front of the theater after the show.
• MetLife Stadium: Home to the Jets, the Giants, concerts & so much more! Most of NJ Transit’s rail system connects at the Frank R. Lautenberg train station in Secaucus, N.J., which allows fans from the region to reach MetLife Stadium. The Meadowlands Rail Service delivers guests directly to the front door of MetLife Stadium. Trains leave from Secaucus Junction and the Hoboken Terminal, both located on the NJ Transit Line. NJ Transit does not service every Meadowlands event so always check here.
• Six Flags Great Adventure: SHU often has a trip to Great Adventure but if you miss it, there is a NJ Transit bus that takes you there from Newark Penn Station.

Buses, Trains, Vans….

Transportation is closer than you think. The map below shows all the stops and stations to get you where you want to go in New Jersey and New York.