Cheap bus tickets from Indiana to Newark

There are several bus options that can take you from Indiana to Newark:

• Fullington Trailways: 1 daily bus from $112
• Fullington Trailways: 1 daily bus from $112

What bus companies travel from Indiana to Newark?

There are multiple buses that travel from Indiana to Newark, including Fullington Trailways, Fullington Trailways. Here is what you should know about the 2 most popular bus lines:

• Fullington Trailways

  Book Fullington Trailways from Indiana to Newark from $112. Typically there is one Fullington Trailways schedule per day from Indiana to Newark and you can expect on average to pay $115.74 for a Fullington Trailways ticket to Newark. In Indiana, Fullington Trailways departs to Newark from Kovalchick Convention & Athletic Complex. In Newark, Fullington Trailways arrives at Newark Penn Station.

  An average trip on Fullington Trailways from Indiana to Newark takes 23 hours and 20 minutes.

  On weekends, Fullington Trailways offers 1 trip per day and you could expect to pay $112 for a one way ticket for your weekend getaway trip to Newark.

• Fullington Trailways

  Originally founded in 1908, Fullington Trailways is one of the oldest transportation companies in the United States. Today, it's one of the leading intercity bus carriers within the Trailways network and provides cheap, reliable bus service to several metropolitan destinations, including New York City and Philadelphia. All coaches are equipped with clean restrooms, and Fullington Trailways earned a 2022 Wanderu Passengers' Choice Award for their helpful crew.

City Information

Newark

As the most populous city in New Jersey, Newark offers some excellent museums, parks and restaurants that you can enjoy year-round. Art lovers should stop by the famous Newark Museum to enjoy a rich collection of works by American artists and sculptors. History buffs should check out the New Jersey Historical Society for ongoing exhibitions documenting the state’s rich history.

Located by the Passaic River, Newark offers various places where you can enjoy a relaxing stroll by the water. For the best views, head over to the city’s Riverfront Park near the hip Ironbound neighborhood. If you’re seeking more outdoor enjoyment, check out Branch Brook Park where you will find various lakes and plenty of cherry blossoms.

Newark is one of the biggest travel hubs in the United States, which makes it very easily accessible via all types of transportation. The Newark Liberty International Airport is one of the three airports that serves the New York City metro area, and its close proximity to Newark’s Penn Station makes it easy to reach from anywhere via bus or train.

Station Information

Where does the bus leave from in Indiana?

Main departure station: Kovalchick Convention & Athletic Complex

Most buses depart from the main station in Indiana.

All bus stations in Indiana:

• Kovalchick Convention & Athletic Complex

Where does the bus arrive in Newark?

Main arrival station: Newark Penn Station

Not to be confused with the Penn Station in New York City just 10 miles away, Newark’s Penn Station is a vital regional transportation hub which serves the greater New York City and New Jersey area. Located a few blocks East of the central business district in Newark, Penn Station opened in 1935, when its Art Deco architecture was at the height of fashion - see if you can spot the Zodiac signs decorating the chandeliers! Travelers can access Amtrak intercity passenger trains running on the busy Northeast Corridor between Washington D.C. and Boston, as well as intercity buses like Greyhound and Fullington Trailways. Local transit available at Penn Station includes Newark Light Rail, Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) rapid transit linking Newark to Manhattan, and NJ Transit commuter trains serving coastal and central New Jersey.

All bus stations in Newark:

• Newark Penn Station
• 1 Raymond Plaza W