Our bus facilities remain open for essential workers and emergency and frontline personnel who must travel for work during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Customers should check for the most updated trip departure times and itineraries with their individual bus carriers, some of which are operating on reduced or modified schedules for essential travel only.
The Port Authority Midtown Bus Terminal is a bustling transportation hub in New York City, serving as the primary gateway for interstate and commuter buses. Located in Manhattan between 40th and 42nd Streets and Eighth and Ninth Avenues, it handles millions of passengers annually, connecting the city to destinations across the United States and Canada. Its central location makes it a vital link for commuters, travelers, and tourists navigating the region.
Spanning multiple levels, the terminal features extensive ticketing counters, waiting areas, and retail spaces to accommodate the high volume of daily passengers. It serves major bus operators like Greyhound, NJ Transit, and Peter Pan, offering routes to nearby states and beyond. Despite its functionality, the terminal has faced criticism for overcrowding and outdated infrastructure, prompting ongoing discussions about modernization.
Efforts to improve the passenger experience include proposed renovations to enhance accessibility, streamline operations, and integrate sustainable design. The Port Authority continues to explore options to replace or upgrade the aging facility to meet the growing demands of modern travelers. Its role remains critical in supporting the region’s transportation network and urban mobility.
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