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Bridgeport → Harlem-125 St
- Travel time
- 89min
- Peak fare
- $22.75
- Off-peak
- $16.75
- Weekday trains
- 41
Trains run direct from Bridgeport to Harlem-125 St on the New Haven Line, no change of train. The trip takes 71 to 97 minutes and covers 47.0 miles with 11 stops in between. There are 41 trains each weekday, roughly one every 28 minutes, with the first at 4:23 AM and the last at 11:49 PM. A one-way ticket costs $22.75 at peak and $16.75 off-peak.
This is the inbound direction, into Harlem-125th Street. Weekday trains scheduled to arrive between 6:00 and 10:00 AM charge the peak fare, $22.75; the rest of the day and all weekend the off-peak fare, $16.75, applies. In this direction the gap between trains is about 14 minutes in the morning peak and 30 minutes at midday. 39 of the 41 weekday trains skip stops; the fastest run is what the travel-time range below reflects. Going back, Harlem-125 St to Bridgeport has 44 weekday trains, first at 12:17 AM and last at 11:38 PM, taking 67 to 89 minutes. See the return trip.
Updated 21 Sep 2026 · Metro-North Railroad GTFS · MTA Metro-North fares to Grand Central, effective July 1 2026
The New Haven Line runs from Grand Central through Harlem-125th Street, the Bronx, Westchester's Sound Shore and the Connecticut coast, with Stamford, Bridgeport and New Haven as its major stations.
Calling points
ServiceBridgeport to Harlem-125 St
FaresZone 19 → Zone 1
Source: MTA Metro-North fares to Grand Central, effective July 1 2026.
How the pass break-even is calculated
Metro-North prices by fare zone, counted outward from Grand Central Terminal and Harlem-125th Street, which are zone 1. The Hudson and Harlem Lines use one series of zones; the New Haven Line uses a separate series that starts at zone 11, so a zone number on its own does not say how far you are from Manhattan. Trips that do not touch zone 1 use intermediate fares, which cost the same on every train.
Peak fares apply on weekday trains scheduled to arrive at Grand Central or Harlem-125th Street between 6:00 and 10:00 AM, to leave them between 4:00 and 8:00 PM, and on trains leaving Grand Central between 6:00 and 9:00 AM. Weekends and holidays are off-peak all day.
Tickets are sold in the MTA TrainTime app, at station machines and ticket windows, and on board at a higher price. Senior, disabled and Medicare fares are reduced but are not valid on weekday morning peak trains into Manhattan. Weekly and monthly tickets cover unlimited travel between two zones. Fares on the Connecticut portion of the New Haven Line and its branches are set with the Connecticut Department of Transportation and published on the same MTA fare charts this site reads.
Stopping pattern
Questions
How long is the train from Bridgeport to Harlem-125 St?
Between 71 and 97 minutes on the published schedule; the typical run is 89 minutes with 11 stops in between.
Are there express trains from Bridgeport to Harlem-125 St?
Yes. 39 of the 41 weekday trains skip stops. The fastest makes 1 stops and the fullest 13, which is the difference between 71 and 97 minutes.
Is it cheaper off-peak?
Yes. The one-way fare is $16.75 off-peak and $22.75 on a peak train. Peak means a weekday arrival at the terminal between 6:00 and 10:00 AM.
When is the first and last train from Bridgeport?
The first weekday departure is at 4:23 AM and the last at 11:49 PM. Weekends run 21 trains on Saturday and 22 on Sunday.
How often do trains run in the morning peak?
Between 6 and 10 AM the gap between departures averages about 14 minutes in this direction.
Are Bridgeport and Harlem-125 St accessible?
Bridgeport is listed as fully accessible and Harlem-125 St as fully accessible in the MTA station dataset. Lift outages are not reflected here; check the operator before you travel.
Which fare zones does this trip cross?
Bridgeport is in zone 19 and Harlem-125 St in zone 1. The fare is set by those two zones, not by the stops in between.
Do I need to change trains?
No. Every train counted here runs direct on the New Haven Line.