By gate B60 in Terminal B, America is the main last-minute souvenir stop before you board. It sits airside in the B concourse, so this is an easy swing-by if you’re already through security and walking toward the B60–B68 gates. Signage just says “America,” but it’s the gifts and souvenirs shop directly opposite several international departure gates.
You’ll find Newark and New York‑themed shirts, caps, and magnets, plus Statue of Liberty and Times Square souvenirs that run around $8–$30. This isn’t duty free; prices feel like standard airport markups, with keychains under $10 and hoodies climbing into the $50+ range. If you need something recognizable in a hurry, this beats hunting through the generic newsstands further down B.
The shop keeps typical Terminal B hours, usually opening by around 6:00 a.m. and staying open until the late evening international bank of departures near B60 winds down. Stock leans heavily on patriotic “USA” gear and New York landmarks, so it works for folks connecting through EWR who never actually see Manhattan. Cards are accepted, and contactless tap works at the single central register.
There’s no big reason to detour from gates B40–B50 just for this spot, but if you’re already departing from B60–B68, walk past one newsstand and you’re there. One practical move: check sizes on shirts before you queue for boarding, since lineups at B60 can snake right past the entrance and make browsing awkward once your flight is called.