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New Haven Zone 21 Grand Central Zone 1
- Travel time
- 127 min
- Peak
- $27.25
- Off-peak
- $20.25
- Weekday trains
- 42
Trains run direct from New Haven to Grand Central on the New Haven, no change of train. The trip takes 88 to 136 minutes and covers 66.3 miles with 15 stops in between. There are 42 trains each weekday, roughly one every 25 minutes, with the first at 3:58 AM and the last at 11:24 PM. A one-way ticket costs $27.25 at peak and $20.25 off-peak.
Service
New Haven → Grand Central- Weekday
- 42 trains
- Sat / Sun
- 34 / 33
- First train
- 3:58 AM
- Last train
- 11:24 PM
- Typical gap
- 25 min
- Distance
- 66.3 mi
- Fastest
- 88 min
- Slowest
- 136 min
Calling points
19 stops in between- New HavenZone 21 · departs
- West HavenZone 21
- MilfordZone 20
- StratfordZone 20
- BridgeportZone 19
- Fairfield-Black RockZone 18
- FairfieldZone 18
- WestportZone 18
- East NorwalkZone 17
- South NorwalkZone 17
- DarienZone 16
- StamfordZone 16
- Old GreenwichZone 15
- RiversideZone 15
- Cos CobZone 15
- GreenwichZone 15
- Port ChesterZone 14
- RyeZone 14
- New RochelleZone 12
- Harlem-125 StZone 1
- Grand CentralZone 1 · arrives
Fares
Zone 21 to Zone 1- One-way peak
- $27.25
- One-way off-peak
- $20.25
- Senior / disabled
- $13.50
- Day pass weekday
- $49.00
- Weekly
- $184.25
- Monthly
- $518.50
Source: MTA Metro-North fares to Grand Central, effective July 1 2026.
Questions
New Haven to Grand CentralHow long is the train from New Haven to Grand Central?
Between 88 and 136 minutes, typically 127.
How much does it cost?
$27.25 one-way at peak and $20.25 off-peak.
Do I need to change trains?
No. All 42 weekday trains run direct on the New Haven.
What is the first and last train?
The first leaves New Haven at 3:58 AM and the last at 11:24 PM. Weekend service runs 34 trains on Saturday and 33 on Sunday.