New Fairfield-Southeast Shuttle and Metro‑North Railroad

Download the New Fairfield-Southeast Schedule to print.

Monthly UniTicket: $440.75
Purchased with Metro-North monthly rail ticket only.
Can only be purchased at ticket vending machines or ticket offices.

• Combination bus/rail monthly Flash Pass
• Unlimited travel on bus/rail 
• Good seven days per week 

Weekly UniTicket: $156.25
Purchased with Metro-North weekly rail ticket only.
Can only be purchased at ticket vending machines or ticket offices.

• Combination bus/rail weekly Flash Pass
• Unlimited travel on bus/rail 
• Good Saturday through Friday

Bus Fare: 

• $1.75 One-way Peak
• $.85** Seniors/Disabled (65 or older)
• $1.40 Students (K-12)

Other discount fares available; please call HARTransit.

Rail Fares: 

• $20.75 One-way Peak
• $15.25 One-way Off-peak
• $10.25**Senior/Disabled (65 or older)
• $1.00*** One-way Child (ages 5-11 years)
• $407.75 Monthly Commutation
• $145.00 Weekly Commutation
• $207.50 Ten Trip Peak
• $129.75 Ten Trip Off‑peak

** Senior Citizen (65 or older), Medicare, or Person with Disability Identification required for discounted fare. Restrictions apply.

• Senior Citizen Identification: Driver’s license, or (for senior bus fare) Sweet HART ID.  
• Person with Disability Identification:
• Disabled identification card issued by MTA, Connecticut, or New York City.
• Medicare ID card

*** Family fare. Up to four children, ages 5-11, for each fare paying adult. (The fifth child and all other children pay Child Fare. $10.25 Peak/$7.75 Off-Peak)

Fares effective August 20, 2023. Subject to change. Please purchase tickets before boarding. On‑board rail fares are higher.

MTA Metro-North monthly UniTicket customers who ride the New Fairfield-Southeast Shuttle to Southeast Station and commute to Grand Central Terminal or Harlem-125th Street can get up to two free taxi rides per month to your car or home when the New Fairfield-Southeast Shuttle is not scheduled to meet a train. For more information, including the name and phone number of the current taxi provider, please call 511.

Here’s how the program works:

1. Present your valid UniTicket at any ticket window in Grand Central Terminal or, 6:40 AM – 9:30 PM, at Harlem‑125th Street Station.
2. The ticket agent will stamp the UniTicket and give you a validated voucher. (Laminated UniTickets will not be accepted.)
3. Take one of these trains from Grand Central Terminal to Southeast Station
   08:44 AM
   09:51 AM
   10:51 AM
   11:49 AM
   12:49 PM
   01:46 PM
   02:47 PM
   03:16 PM
   07:54 PM
   08:17 PM
   08:52 PM
   09:16 PM
   09:52 PM
   11:04 PM
4. Call Manny’s Taxi & Limo 845-279-1398
5. Present your voucher to the driver when you enter the taxi. (The voucher is good only for the day of the requested ride.)

It’s that simple! You’ll be taken to your car, home, or to any location in Putnam or Fairfield counties within 15 miles of Southeast Station.

Guaranteed Ride Home Program Hours  
Monday – Friday (excluding holidays) during off‑peak‡ times for all trains leaving Grand Central Terminal not met by a New Fairfield-Southeast Shuttle.

‡ Trains leaving Grand Central Terminal between 4 PM – 8 PM, arriving at Southeast Station between 5:45 PM – 9:30 PM, are not included in this program.

PLEASE NOTE:
The program cannot be used when there is a delay in bus or train service due to breakdown or other problems.

Subject to restrictions and limitations set forth on this site, and the Guaranteed Ride Home voucher.

MTA Police: 212-878-1001

Police Emergency Only: (888) MTA-911PD or 888-682-9117

MTA Metro-North Railroad: 511 
Schedules, fares, and Senior Citizen/Disabled accessibility 

Deaf/Hard of Hearing – Use the free relay service 711 or your preferred relay service provider to reach 511

Tickets and Fares brochure available at all ticket offices, Grand Central Terminal, and online at www.mta.info.

Metro-North Complaints, Compliments, and Feedback

HARTransit

203-744‑4070 Monday – Friday 5 AM – 10:30 PM

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Call 511

By Mail:
Department of Employee Relations & Diversity
420 Lexington Ave., 12th Floor,
New York, NY 10170

Complaints may also be directed to:
U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Transit Administration,
Office of Civil Rights,
Attention: Complaint Team,
East Building 5th Floor—TCR,1200 New Jersey Ave. SE,
Washington, DC 20590

MTA Metro-North Railroad is committed to providing non-discriminatory service to ensure that no person is ex­clud­ed from participation in, or denied the benefits of, or sub­ject­ed to discrimination in the receipt of its ser­vices on the basis of race, color, national origin or in­come as protected by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Responsibility: Metro-North Railroad cannot assume responsibility for inconven­ience, expense or damage resulting from errors in timetables, delayed trains, failure to make connections, or for changes in or shortage of equipment. The schedules, equipment, and fares in this timetable are subject to change without notice.