This station is conveniently located near multiple buses that will take you to places like Bay…read moreRidge and UA Theater. There are a ton of lights here, especially at night, which makes it feel relatively safe. Plus, people are always in this neighborhood as it is filled with lots of places to hang out. It has two exits - one to all the buses, and the other side closer to the Belt Parkway. It is great because you can exit that way and be close to the bay. It's also great to get off and walk a few blocks if you're heading to Manhattan Beach. The Q/B are great- especially the Q, rated #1 train in NYC again for this year. The B is great if you're in a rush, as the B will usually wait for the Q to catch up so all the people on the local track can run over and catch the express. The station itself is kinda of dirty and mucky, but totally understandable as it is still a public space that a ton of people pass by everyday and the MTA has better things to do with their money. When I come out of the exit by 15th street, I wouldn't necessarily say I feel safe as there are a lot of homeless people who beg for change, but there are also a lot of religious groups handing out fliers and a lot of the green taxi cabs waiting for people to request for them. This station is still great in my opinion as it is offers a lot to the Sheepshead Bay community like transportation that is quick, with a view.

To get to Sheepshead Bay take the B/Q train to the Sheepshead Bay station. You'll be close to…read moreRoll'N'Roaster and well as Randazzo's. The station is in fairly good condition and has some very nice artwork.

Very nice and mostly clean beach and station. I have come here by car and train very easy to get to…read morefrom the Bronx. It is a very long trip though. Plenty of food nearby and restrooms. Less crowded than Coney Island beach. This train stop is clean and spacious and they def keep up with it.

After a long day run of 17 miles from the UES to Brighton Beach I was happy to find this subway…read morestop at the end so I could relax and take the Q train right back uptown. Only took about 2 minutes for one to arrive so I lucked out and got a good seat too. Decent enough station serving the MTA B and Q lines. Good signage and accurate train countdown clocks. Manned booth on site. As it's an elevated platform having a working escalator was a plus.

Has a bathroom. Clutch! Station has a lot of character. Worn out and vintage…read more Safe and tons of ppl around. Neighborhood shops around the station

people cool station its a express station , you can catch the B,Q -train here , either if you going…read moreto Coney island on the Q-train or Brighton beach on the B-Train and vice versa for the uptown train platform the B-train going to 145 street or the Bronx, or the Q-train to the upper east side side /Harlem via transfer M15 bus . its outside train station for the cold months its breezy at this station and during the summer months you get nice air breezy , there a Starbucks café' and Dunkin café' and there T.J.maxx & Marshalls department stores and Target department store & Burlington department store near by or you can catch the B82 bus or B6 bus to Gateway Mall to Ross Department store , there a raising cane chicken joint near by , you can transfer to the B82 bus and the B7 and walking distance you can catch the B49 as well at this station .

I remember when this station was completely decrepit. That you really didn't want to be around it…read more It looked like garbage. Only in the last decade or so after they did a complete overhaul on the station has it now looked much better, more attractive, and appealing to want to take the train into this station. This station houses 4 subway lines; the Brighton Line (Q), the Culver Line (F), West End Line (D), and the Sea Beach Line (N), and is home to a few bus lines. For the subway, it takes roughly 45 mins to 1 hour for each of the trains to get into the city. Not quite sure on the buses. The new station is also quite easy to navigate now. The old one was almost like a maze to figure out where to go. This one is easy, user friendly, and is more fluid. Thank goodness for that. It's also convenient in that once you get off, Nathan's, and the boardwalk are right there, so there's something easily around it. The smell of the ocean off Surf Avenue once out on the street is one of the best smells and welcoming feelings that you can't really identify elsewhere, it's just that unique. And so is this "new" station.

Only take the train all the way to Coney Island when going to see a minor league baseball game…read more Convenient as it is the last stop heading down there and the 1st stop heading back. 4 train lines will get you there - D, F (the orange lines), N & Q (the yellow lines). It's walking distance - a few blocks from Maimonides Park where the Brooklyn Cyclones play or Luna Park if one doesn't want to drive there along with the beach and other restaurants. Follow the signs to figure out where you need to go as you exit.

If you want to get to Coney Island, then take the F/D train to Stillwell Avenue. Don't miss the art…read moreinstallation created by Robert Wilson. He did a very fine job.

This is a major train terminal where the D, F, N, and Q trains stop. This station happens to to…read moreclose to the Aquarium.

a train station is a train station. what more do you need to say…read more the first stop on the N going towards Manhattan after Coney Island and the last stop before Coney Island. Like every station on the N line in Brooklyn, there's always a problem with the stations whether it's peeling paint, growing mold or crumbling ceilings, the train station is still standing strong despite its terrible conditions as of today. As of current, eight other stations including this one is slowly be being rehabilitated. Recently the MTA replaced the old and formerly disused Coney Island express tracks which makes all 4 tracks usable. So pretty much expect to see the Coney Island bound N run express to Coney Island and to Manhattan and Queens via express from Coney Island as the rehab work continues until 2018 since that is when all the stations including this one will be good as new and in good condition.

The management and crew are very friendly, helpful and informative waiting are well maintained and…read moretaken care of

So I was on my way to home from work & 7 train wasn't running this Sunday . So start walking the…read moreother way to find the 1 train. And I end up here on the Pennsylvania train station. All those years living in New York City & I had never been here. To my surprise what a beautiful & mostly clean station ! I am always surprised to see a clean metro station in New York City lol..! The colors , design is very nice. Directions are very clear . Stuff were also very kind & helpful! I had to walk a lot to get to this station & after all day working while standing my feet was in pain . The stuff I asked the direction realized that & actually came with me half way so I don't get lost ! I highly appreciate that , didn't had the energy to walk more . Now I know if the 7 train doesn't work which way to go lol. And you all know me, even while I was literally having pain on my feet I still had to took some pictures!

This is the last stop on the 2,5 subway Trains both take you to the Bronx & Manhattan ( The two…read moretrain runs on the Upper west side of Manhattan and the Five Train runs on the Upper East side of Manhattan then the two & five train meets up again in the Bronx ) . (Brooklyn College & Dormitory campus is near by ) Most Flatbush residents called it the Junction not too be confused with Broadway junction . There connections to the bus to go to Kings Plaza mall - Flatland's section or Bergen Beach sections of Brooklyn on the B41 bus -Local & Limited bus , and there other Bus connections Transfers to southern parts of Brooklyn Sheepshead bay & Midwood sections & Coney Island sections of Brooklyn area on the B44 bus (selective bus / local bus) or Williams burgh, Bed-ford- Stuyvesant opposite direction on the b44 bus, and on Nice summer day you can catch the bus to Flyold Bennett field park on Flatbush avenue going towards Marine park or Far rockway queens to Reese Beach Q35 , on Flatbush Avenue and there bus connections for Canarsie ,Brownsville ,East New York residents to get to from and the Flatbush Section of Brooklyn on the B6 bus on Glenwood Road or Midwood ,Bensonhurst , Coney island area the opposite direction on the B6 bus . There a lot of shops around this stations there : Target stores, Applebees, Dallas BBQ'S restaurant , Popeyes restaurant , McDonald's ,Panda Chinese restaurant , Rite aid (Now it's a Walgree'ns pharmacy i believe) , Blink Fitness , Bulletproof comics book ,Men's Warehouse , The Children's place , Home goods stores , Verizon wireless store , AT-T wireless store , T-Mobile wireless store ,Porta bella store (there sell men's suits) , Chiptole , Foot Locker , Lord's Bakery , West Indian restaurants, etc stores in the area !!!! P.S. This is the Flatbush section of Brooklyn !!!! . Very nice ethnic background area

Good and clean train stop not a lot of people there too the staff is very kind and helpful they…read morehelped me to pay for my ticket card master goodbye on transit

Pretty decent outdoor train station, just like all others, that run along the D line in this part…read moreof Brooklyn. The good is that you can always get a seat in the morning in you're city bound, even during rush hour. Few more stops down, and all the seats are taken. The bad is that if you're not traveling morning rush hour, it's more likely than not that there will not be any Manhattan bound trains. Also, if they're fixing anything else, or trains are delayed, they will skip this station and start/stop at the Bay Parkway station. This is pretty rare but does happen, so if in doubt (or if it is an option), you are better off using the Bay Parkway station instead.

The station is similar to the other stations along the line. There is no elevator, while the…read morepigeons are seen in the mezzaine.

The nicest people. From the dispatcher who answers the phone to the drivers. Courteous and helpful…read more Caring and pleasant. Can not say enough good things about their people. Their rates are low. Their cars are clean and nice. Their location is convenient to Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay Manhattan Beach and Coney Island. Have used them many times and each time is a positive experience.

I needed a fast ride home after getting flat tire, they helped very quickly at this rainy evening…read moreof 1-January-2022 and were patient enough to ask for destination 3 times as I was really confused and upset and was giving not the answer they need. The ride is pretty cheap, the driver is polite, they saved my evening, I am very grateful to these guys.