I am not a frequent rider of the M train. Here are some quick facts:…read more-It does service three boroughs: Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens -"In June 2025, internal MTA documents were leaked, indicating that a proposal to reroute M trains through the 63rd Street Tunnel and reroute F trains through the 53rd Street Tunnel would be presented for approval in fall 2025. If approved, the route swap would be this December" The 63rd Street station is overcrowded. Maybe this swap will also improve service in the F line - The M line allows one to explore Middle village, specifically Ridgewood l, Queens. Ridgewood is on my radar to visit frequently due to some really great restaurants located there - Pleasantly surprised to see live agent at the Forest Avenue station. He was courteous and professional when I asked for directions -"is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the New York City Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet", is colored orange since it is a part of the IND Sixth Avenue Line in". I'm unsure of the emblem "bullet"'or rapid. Whenever I had ridden the M it's quite slow. More to come on this as I explore Middle Village in depth...

MIDDLE VILLAGE!! NOAH ARVELOOO GOOOOOOOSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDD. This is a picture of mushroom man. He's…read morebeen spotted at middle village. He loves taking the M train to metropolitan avenue. Mushroom man can help u with the M train locations. GOOOOODE

SO another place I had to get off during my trip to NYC. This particular station seemed cleaner…read morethan most but was on the smaller side. The subway is depending on perspective an arduous task OR a fascinating opportunity to test out your directional and navagational skills. The reality is despite all of its downsides it is generally the fastest and cheapest way to roam NYC. Apple maps makes navigating the MTA transit system a breeze (I add this to all station reviews).

Way out here in Queens because my friend wanted to shop at a place that is only here and not in…read moreManhattan. Okee dokee. 63rd Drive is in the Rego Park neighborhood. The station is served by the M train on weekdays, the R train during the day and the E train at night. The station has four tracks with two side platforms. The center tracks are for express trains that don't stop here and they are LOUD AS HECK when they zoom past. The southbound local platform gets the M train toward Metropolitan Avenue, the R train toward 95th Street and the E train toward World Trade Center. The northbound local platform gets the M and R trains toward 71st Avenue and the E train toward Jamaica Center. The station is tidy enough and well lit though I felt the platforms were rather narrow compared to other stations. I don't like people standing behind me at subway stations and there are only a very few benches here for waiting. Entrances at street level are stairs only. The station opened in 1936 and there is no handicap access here. There is a mezzanine level with ticketing kiosks and fare control, then another set of stairs down to the platform level. [Review 15685 overall - 277 in New York - 1189 of 2021.]

I hate that it's an outdoor station- especially at 7 in the morning when I'm freezing waiting for…read morethe M, and/or whenever the whether sucks. However- I love that I can see if the train is there before swiping my card, so I can decide if I have time to run for a coffee at the deli next door. I also love that there are no stairs to go up or down when getting on or off the train (my back and hips are thankful for that!), and that cell reception is great since I'm not encased in cement as I wait.

Well, how do you rate a train station? It's lovely that this is the first/last stop because at…read moreleast you know that 90% of the time that a train is waiting there for you to board. Everything else is fine. That is unless you want to use the MetroCard vending machines!! Absolute nightmare!! The one on the left can NEVER read a card you dip. Just keeps saying to try again. The one on the right reads the cards fine, but gives you a BIG problem entering your PIN/zip code because the numbers on the keypad are always stuck!!! So it gives an incorrect reading every time. Sucks if you're using your debit card since it gives a pending deduction every time you try and punch in the numbers. Not cool. My suggestion is to only use these machines if you have cash. Otherwise, fill up at another station.

A 7 train station, you can also transfer to the EFMR train. By walking to Jackson heights Roosevelt…read moreave, 4 star

I've only ever been to this station coming from or going to LaGuardia Airport. The surrounding area…read moredoesn't look all too pleasant, but there's usually a group of fellow travelers waiting for the Q70-SBS bus which will take you to the airport. There are plenty of signs at the station that tell you where to wait for that bus and which terminal to go for each airline. FYI, this bus is currently fare-free.

You dirty one bench having mofo! How dare you?!? You had one job!…read more Regular train station BUT extremely grimy. I was afraid of touching anything and this germaphobe forgot her wipes AND bacterial handwash at home so guess who was uncomfortable no rass? If it's late at night I strongly suggest you wait upstairs until it's almost time for your train BUT pay no attention to the arrival times posted. When I was there the times were all over the place and I almost missed my train. Maybe check your app for confirmation Unfortunately, I'll have to use here again. Thanks for your service MTA. The End.

This station is the closest to the satellite Chinatown Elmhurst. At one of the entrances are…read morebusinesses operating undergrounds. The station is not wheelchair accessible.

I have boarded this MTA NYC Transit 67th Avenue subways station for the local M and R local trains…read morein Rego Park, Queens, NYC during my New York travels. This station contains a token booth, and two street stairs to either eastern corner of Queens Boulevard and 67th Avenue. It also has a full length mezzanine, which also have dark blue I-beam columns, above the track platforms. The color mosaic tiles are navy blue and sky blue combination. The R train operate very moderately despite being a local train.

So as I say in all my subway reviews, I am a causal user of the MTA system. If I had to use it day…read moreafter day my perceptions may be different. This is a smaller station, and has the same level of dirt as most have. Aside from that it is just another station in the system. Some trains do not stop here and time of day also makes a difference

To get to Bushwick take the L M trains to Myrtle-Wyckoff Aves. This station is in fairly good…read morecondition and has elevators. There is a very impressive mural on the ceiling created by Cadence Giersbach titled "From Earth to sky."

Myrtle-Wyckoff is an okay MTA station. It has a couple of trains that come here. You can make a…read moretransfer. Around here the area is ghetto. There's not much reason to exit this. Better after going through a renovation a few years back. It serves the L and M Trains. This is a good place for making a transfer. Get on the L below ground. This one runs more often. Get on the M above ground. This one won't come as often. It kind of is a sketchy area. It's improving. There's a few restaurants and stores.

There is nothing grand about this MTA NYC Transit subway station. Grand Avenue-Newtown station is…read morea local station serves the M train on weekdays, the R train at all times except nights, and the E and F trains at night allowing straphangers to access Elmhurst, Queens, NYC. There is a full length mezzanine level that contains a fare control station agent, OMNY machines. There is a crossover passageway available only at the easternmost staircase to access either Southbound or Northbound direction. Entering Elmhurst gains access to more food, shops and business options. Unfortunately, this station appears somewhat vandalized with graffiti. The platforms have a medium Cerulean blue tile band with a black border and mosaic name tile tablets reading "GRAND AVE. - NEWTOWN" of two lines in white sans serif lettering on a black background. Mosaic tiles is an old world charm art, a skilled craft honed.

If your tummy is MT this is a good subway stop to get off at…read more There is nothing particularly Grand about this subway station. It's a little old and run-down and could use a facelift. At the same time it isn't usually subject to overcrowding at the times I've used it and is right in the middle at the heart of some of the best food places in Queens, so it's a subway stop you should definitely use if you get the chance.

Woodhaven Boulevard station looks pretty good to me. It was a peaceful commute this week. The train…read morewas not hot and miserable during our ride from 59th Street in Manhattan. The station was comfortable and clean today at our destination. I'm always happy to get here to the Mall and Cheesecake Factory! Both are very close to this station.

Ok.- its the subway- In bad need of repairs and a little TLC. But on the plus side, it has been…read moreupgraded to the 20 century by letting you know when the next train is coming. Only another hundred years to go to get us caught up to the present. One can clearly see that this station will be undergoing some major repairs soon- and if not, why not? At the very least it didnt smell like a Penn Station bathroom and there weren't any undesirables inside asking for money or smoking weed. This station got me where I was going and for that I'm thankful.

Our pickup from the airport was quick, and the drive to our hotel was great. I highly recommend…read moretheir services!

We used Precision NY Chauffeur Service for our family vacation to NYC, and they were absolutely…read moreoutstanding from start to finish. They handled our pickup from LGA to our Midtown hotel and later our return trip back to the airport, and both rides were flawless. This was truly 5-star service and one part of the trip I didn't have to worry about at all. The vehicles were clean and comfortable, communication was clear, and everything ran exactly on time. It was worth every penny compared to mass transit or other ride services. What really set them apart was their customer service. When we were dropped off at the airport, my son accidentally left his phone in the car. Umar went out of his way to drive all the way back around and personally return the phone to us--no hesitation, no attitude, just genuine care and professionalism. I can't recommend Precision NY Chauffeur Service enough. If you want reliable, stress-free transportation in NYC, this is the company to use.