To 34th Street–Hudson Yards (via 11th Avenue):
Take the 7 train (including the <7> express during rush hours) for a quick ride right to the Javits Center.

To 34th Street–Penn Station:

• Subway: 1, 2, 3 (Broadway–Seventh Avenue line) | A, C, E (Eighth Avenue line)

• Regional Rail: Amtrak, New Jersey Transit (NJT), Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) all stop at Penn Station

• PATH Train: Use the 33rd Street & 6th Avenue station, just a short walk from Penn Station

From the North (Westchester, CT, MA):
Take I-95 South via the Cross-Bronx Expressway toward the George Washington Bridge. At the bridge approach, bear right to the lower level, then exit at Parkway South/Route 9A. Follow 9A South (Henry Hudson Parkway/West Side Highway) to 42nd Street. Turn left on 42nd; go one block to 11th Avenue and turn right to the Javits Center.

From the South (NJ / PA / DE):
(Suggested route) Take I-95 North to the New Jersey Turnpike, continue via the Lincoln Tunnel into Manhattan. After exiting the tunnel, follow the signs for Uptown/42nd Street, then turn left on 42nd and left/turn toward 11th Avenue to get to the venue.

From Queens & Long Island:
Use the Queens-Midtown Tunnel (or Queensboro/59th Street Bridge) into Manhattan. For the tunnel: take the Southbound/Downtown exit to 34th Street, turn right (west) to 11th Avenue and then turn right to the Javits Center.

From Staten Island:
Cross the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge eastbound, continue via the Gowanus Expressway to the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel. Exit toward West Side Highway/12th Avenue. At 34th Street turn right, go one block to 11th Avenue and turn left to the venue.

The New York metropolitan area is served by three major airports: John F. Kennedy International (JFK), Newark Liberty International (EWR), and LaGuardia Airport (LGA).

Taxi or car travel times to mid‑Manhattan vary with traffic: from LaGuardia roughly 25‑40 minutes in light traffic; from JFK about 45 minutes and often over an hour; from Newark approximately 40‑60 minutes depending on route and conditions.
For full details on public transportation options—including the JFK AirTrain, airport bus/shuttle services and how to reach Manhattan from all three airports—visit the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey website at panynj.gov