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Some other train stations that would be interesting to see: - Atlantic Ave Pacific Street station (Most number of connections in the entire system) - South fe
by intsunny 9y ago
Some other train stations that would be interesting to see:
- Atlantic Ave Pacific Street station (Most number of connections in the entire system)
- South ferry old and new stations (some of the sharpest rail curves in the system right at the edge of the Hudson river)
- 191 St station (deepest in the city at 180 feet/ 50 m)
- Hudson yards (They had to build the 7 train below the Hudson yards construction and all the existing and new Amtrak rail to New Jersey.)
- tbabb 9y agoCanal Street is beautifully intricate as well. There are lots of barely-hidden abandoned platforms and tracks that would be cool to see.
- dionidium 9y ago"Atlantic Ave Pacific Street station (Most number of connections in the entire system)" If you count the Port Authority and Times Square - 42nd St as one, then you've got the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, N, Q, R, W, 7, and S trains. That's more, right?
- jonesetc 9y agoYou can also connect to Bryant Park/42 and get BDFM. That whole complex is definitely the most transfers.
- beeandapenguin 9y agoHow do you connect to Bryant Park - 42nd street from Times Square? I have always walked above ground.
- dionidium 9y agoYeah, I don't think you can. Protip: if you toggle "transit" on Google or Apple maps, then it shows outlines of the stations. However, there is this: https://www.6sqft.com/video-go-inside-the-citys-longest-underground-tunnel-from-rockefeller-center-to-times-square/ https://www.6sqft.com/video-go-inside-the-citys-longest-unde...
- searine 9y agoQueens Plaza/Queensboro Plaza would also be interesting imho.