Train from Binghamton to Newburyport

Air

• Companies: Delta Airlines, American Airlines, JetBlue Airways
• Duration: Approximately 6 hours (including layovers)
• Distance: 200 miles (approx. 322 km)
• Costs: Around £150-£250 for a round trip ticket
• Roads/Routes: Not applicable for air travel

Pro Tip: Book your flight at least 3 weeks in advance to secure the best fare and opt for a morning departure to avoid delays.

Considering that Binghamton does not have a major airport, you may need to drive or take a bus to the nearest airport with better connectivity.

Bus

• Companies: Greyhound, Peter Pan Bus Lines
• Duration: Approximately 4.5 hours
• Distance: 200 miles (approx. 322 km)
• Costs: Around £30-£60 one way
• Roads/Routes: I-88 E and I-90 E

Pro Tip: Use Greyhound’s online tools to find the best prices and book your tickets in advance to ensure lower fares.

Busing from Binghamton to Newburyport is the most cost-effective method and will drop you off at the local bus terminal.

Car

• Companies: Enterprise, Hertz, Avis (for rental options)
• Duration: Approximately 4 hours 15 minutes
• Distance: 200 miles (approx. 322 km)
• Costs: Rental costs around £40-£80 per day, plus fuel (£30-£50) and tolls (£10-£20)
• Roads/Routes: I-88 E, I-90 E, and US-1 N

Pro Tip: Consider using a GPS app for live traffic updates and avoid congested routes where possible.

Driving gives you flexibility with your schedule, and you can enjoy scenic stops along the route.

Recommendation

For a balanced combination of speed and cost, I recommend taking the bus with Greyhound or Peter Pan Bus Lines. It is economical and directly connects Binghamton to Newburyport with minimal hassle. Ensure you book your tickets in advance for the best rates, and enjoy the journey with comfortable seating and onboard amenities.