Transportation Options
Philadelphia, the second-largest city on the east cost, is located midway between New York City and Washington, D.C.
Getting to Philadelphia
By Plane
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is served by all major domestic carriers and is a major hub for US Airways. Visit the PHL website for more information.
By Train
Amtrak provides service to Philadelphia along the Northeast Corridor (Boston, New York, Baltimore and D.C.) as well as Keystone Service from Harrisburg and Lancaster. Amtrak trains arrive at 30th Street Station.
By Bus
Bus service is available from most major cities in the East. Greyhound buses arrive at the Norristown Transportation Center located less than 10 miles from campus, while MegaBus and BoltBus go to Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station.
Getting to Ursinus
Public Transportation
SEPTA is the regional transportation system that provides bus, trolley, subway and regional rail service to the greater Philadelphia area. To get to Ursinus, take the Manayunk/Norristown regional rail line from 30th Street Station to Norristown. At Norristown, take the 93 bus towards Pottstown. The bus stops at the gate to campus.
Visit the SEPTA website for schedules.