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from Binghamton, NY to New Carrollton, MD

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About buses from Binghamton, NY to New Carrollton, MD

Buses from Binghamton, NY to New Carrollton, MD travel the 224mi (360.49km) journey, taking approximately 12h, 57m. Usually, there are 17 buses operating per day. While the average ticket price for this journey is around $104.53, you can find the cheapest bus tickets for as low as $78.83.

  • Distance
    224mi (360.49km)
  • Average trip duration
  • Average bus ticket price
    $104.53
  • Trips per day
    17
  • Top Carriers
    Adirondack Trailways, FlixBus, Greyhound Lines

Bus Station Information for New Carrollton, MD

New Carrollton

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New Carrollton, MD 20785

Curbside Stop
Address
4700 Garden City Dr. 
New Carrollton, MD 20785
Phone Number
(800) 858-8555
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City InformationforBinghamton, NY

If you're on a bus to Binghamton, NY, you're in for a delightful blend of vibrant culture and nature's charm. Nestled in the scenic Southern Tier, Binghamton has plenty to offer without the big city price tag. For the love of art and entertainment, you won’t want to miss a show at the historic Broome County Forum Theatre. Or dive into unique exhibits at the Roberson Museum and Science Center, complete with a fascinating planetarium.

Outdoor enthusiasts, rejoice! The town boasts beautiful trails and parks like the Chenango Valley State Park for hiking and picnicking amidst lush greenery. Hungry? Binghamton's culinary scene is on point, with loads of delicious eats waiting at local favorites that mix comfort and creativity.

And let's not forget about the Carousel Capital of the World status. Hit up one of their historic carousels for a whimsical ride that’s pure nostalgia. Whether you're exploring the arts or the outdoors, Binghamton welcomes you with small-town warmth and a myriad of adventures.

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City InformationforNew Carrollton, MD

Nestled in the heart of Prince George's County, New Carrollton, MD, is your next destination for a delightful escape. Whether you're revved up for a cultural exploration or just want to unwind, this town's got you covered. An easy bus to New Carrollton gets you right where history and modern life collide.

Start your discovery with a visit to Greenbelt Park, an oasis of trails and picnic spots where tranquility takes center stage. History enthusiasts will enjoy the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, offering a peek into the universe with its fascinating visitor center exhibits. When it’s time to refuel, indulge in authentic local bites that reflect the diverse community, from savory eateries serving classic Southern comfort food to spots dishing out international flavors.

As the day winds down, enjoy the laid-back vibe of the town by exploring local art galleries or catching a community event at the public amphitheater. Whatever your plan, New Carrollton offers a tapestry of experiences. So why wait? Grab your bus tickets to New Carrollton, MD, and let the adventure begin!

Frequently Asked Questions about the Bus Ride

Getting ready for a bus trip from Binghamton to New Carrollton? Trailways has 17 New Carrollton-Binghamton trips starting at $78.83. Book bus tickets to New Carrollton now.