Train from Detroit to New York

Air Travel

• Transport Mode: Flight from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
• Companies: American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines
• Duration: Approximately 3 hours
• Distance: 1,100 miles (1,770 km)
• Costs: Estimated around £150 - £300 (varies by class and timing)
• Roads/Routes: Not applicable for air travel; however, access from Detroit to DFW will require travel up to 130 miles via US-69 N and I-20 W.

Pro Tip: Book your flight at least 2-3 months in advance to secure the best fares and consider flying mid-week to avoid peak weekend pricing.

For a seamless travel experience, consider taking a shuttle or rideshare service to DFW from Detroit, as parking can be expensive and booked quickly.

Ground Travel

• Transport Mode: Combination of bus and train from Detroit, TX to New York, NY
• Companies: Greyhound (bus) + Amtrak (train)
• Duration: Approximately 25 hours (including transfer time)
• Distance: 1,320 miles (2,124 km)
• Costs: Estimated around £120 - £180 for the entire journey
• Roads/Routes: Bus route via I-30 E to Dallas, then transfer to Amtrak for the Northeast Regional route to NYC.

Pro Tip: Bring snacks and entertainment for the long journey. Both bus stations and train stations may not have many options for food and drink.

For a more comfortable experience, consider upgrading to first-class on Amtrak, which includes more legroom and complimentary meals.

Recommendation

If you're looking for speed and efficiency, I recommend flying from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to New York. While the cost may be slightly higher, the time saved is significant. However, if you prefer a more scenic and potentially budget-friendly option, the bus and train combination can give you a unique travel experience, though it will take substantially longer.