This is a nice train station and trains run on schedule. It's easy for cars to come here to drop…read moreyou off and pick you up. Just keep in mind they close the warming areas after a certain time.

There are a lot of restaurants and some coffee shops around if you want to kill time waiting for…read moreyour train & the waiting room isn't open. During the week there is a tiny shop open in the waiting room where you can get the newspapers, chips, candy. There are bathrooms as well. You can get the N15 or N16 busses at this station as well. There is no indoor waiting area up on the platform, so if weather isn't good I would stay downstairs (as long as the waiting area is open) until the train comes.

I've taken this train from here to go to Newark a few times with my family. It's a comfortable…read moreride. The train station is very modern and nice. They keep it very clean. It's also very affordable. If you don't have a car and need to take the path train to NJ, it's easy to maneuver.

Been awhile since I have taken the PATH...convenient to take to to NJ to the Newport mall or…read moreJournal Square or Hoboken depending on the destination. Train times are posted and they come frequently... make sure one is hopping on the correct train destination. Morning and evening commutes are usually more packed especially worse when there are delays. PATH Smartlink cards are being retired end of August and moving to TAPP (Total Access PATH Payment). Transfer balance to the new card or use credit card to tap and go.

We took the D train from Rockefeller Center to Yankee Stadium. We were running a bit behind because…read morewe slept in late. I was nervous about not making it in time but we actually got to the stadium about 1/2 hour early! It did not seem *too* crowded on the way to the game (Saturday, 1:00 game). Leaving the game was a different story. Now I know what sardines in a tin can feel like. I LOVE that it drops you off RIGHT at Yankee Stadium. Suggestion: The advertisements on the subway should urge travelers to keep up on their hygiene. Perhaps have some soap or deodorant ads?? My mom and I got to enjoy the pungent B.O. arm pit of a guy holing a pole literally inches from our faces. I could barely breathe. :-)

I wish the 161 d train station would tell you when to expect the next train to arrive, however,…read moreit's def a reliable and consistent train. Plenty of seats and always fast. I made it to 42/Bryant Park from 161 in less the 30 mins and had a seat the entire ride each way

14th Street Subway At 6th Avenue aka Avenue of the Americas…read more I've said it before and I'm repeating myself again. There's lots of entrance and exits for a particular Subway Station. This area of 14th Street has both at 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue. I love this station. The sculpture displayed is unique and fun. You won't see my photos because I'm usually with my daughter when I visit this neighborhood. The station is located near some of our favorite stores. She has absolutely no patience when I want to stop to take photos. I don't ask when we're in a subway station. I'm definitely going back alone to get the photos I long for. I enjoy hanging out all along 14th Street. Here's a little information about the artist. Tom Otterness (born 1952) is an American sculptor best known as one of America's most in the world of public art. Otterness's works adorn parks, plazas, subway stations, libraries, courthouses and museums around the world. The 14th Street 6th Avenue New York Subway Station is one of my all time favorite. You can look Otterness up for more history. My motto is "Review Everything "! If it's in Yelp I'll review. I have a collection called Transportation. Sometimes it is worth a ride just to see the artwork! Yes, I'm a huge fan of this entrance and exit of the Sixth Avenue/14th Street Subway Station!

The MTA giveth and taketh. The tunnel is useful if you want to go to Westside Market on a rainy…read moreday. And a lengthy, disruptive construction project is over, slightly helping the journey of Smorgasburg-seeking New Jersey residents. But OMNY evils persist here. The machine didn't merely object to my paper currency, it ended the transaction partway. My fear that it stole $20 from me was unfounded. It only stole my time and destroyed my plan for a $35 fare capping deal.

This is a decent train station and one that is needed. They def have a police presence and modern…read moremachines. The only issue i have is how many steps they have and no elevator for the elderly. My mom had a hard time with the steps. Otherwise, pretty clean and nice station.

The elevated Pelham Parkway Subway Station in the Bronx's Pelham Parkway neighborhood, opened in…read more1917 and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is now serviced by serviced by the White Plains Road Line 2 and during rush hour peak direction 5 trains. It is an ADA compliant accessible station. In 2007, the MTA installedl faceted stained glass windows designed by New York artist Tomie Arai called "Back to the Garden," a nod to the Joni MItchell song lyrics about a more simpler life. You'll find among the floral one of the things I enjoyed the most - inset screened black & white historic photos of areas this White Plains Road Line passes through. Period images of The Grand Concourse, Prospect Avenue, the old subway entrance at East 149th Street, trollies along Third Avenue show how much the Bronx has changed. My favorite pic - the 1890 White Plains Road 2-story wooden Hotel W. Thwaite that also sold wines and lager beer! All in all, they add to this great public artwork, making it worth taking a closer look!

I've decided to embark on a new endeavor here on Yelp. Basically, the goal is to review most of my…read moremost frequently used transportation spots in the area. As I'm in this area often, I stop off on this stop on the 6 more then any other except probably Astor Place. When it comes to the station itself, it's pretty clean of garbage, the trains run on time and other then the scent of rotting fish on the uptown side (which either I'm getting used too or is disappearing), it's not too shabby. The 6 train itself from Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall in itself usually is pretty mellow, which is quite nice when heading out to dinner or shopping. Nevermind the fact that you're probably going to spend way too much money on goods you don't need to somehow validate your self worth (as we all tend to do in this area)...at least you're starting off somewhat on the right foot as subway stops go.

A quite small + shabby + rundown looking subway station at the Spring Street stop for the local 6…read moreroute. Would often see the huge rats chasing after each other on the tracks. Eek, no thanks. Old strip of paint peeling here and there from the railings as usual. Everything rusty and moldy clouding with dust all over the cracked cement ceiling. You don't even wanna look up to see any of that tbh. Cracks on the flooring + gaps should've been filled in between the walls. Just like the usual, it makes me feel like I'm back in the nineties. Everything looking torn + miserable + worn down. Don't be surprised of how most MTA subway stations look as gloomy on the outside as they do from the inside. Not every station is as new and modern looking as the Hudson Yards location. Sad but true. There's an OMNY machine standing in the corner against the wall. A dirty staircase on each side of the entrance/exit. Spring Street doesn't have the newly-installed turnstiles yet though. Hopefully they'll install those soon to make it look/feel less depressing.

Very good option to go to Jersey city and Newark from midtown . Path is cheaper than NJ transit …read more It's about 2.50$ for one way .. very comfortable . It just gets crazily crowded in the mornings (peak hours) . But there is train every 5-7 minutes . Have to change trains to go from 23rd to Newark . Maps are available in all trains and stations. Llimited path ticket machines .. few of them don't work though. Very narrow steps to exit in 23rd . Good overall ..

Running on the wrong side. Delayed for unknown reasons. Countdown clock is wrong. And terrible…read moremusic is on repeat.

This train station does well. It's a little outdated but it is located in a busy area of the Bronx…read more Both the B and the D train run here so it's perfect if you need express service to manhattan in the morning or the north Bronx in the evening.

Wow they have really updated this train station. I took the 36 bus to the D train here today to go…read moreto Columbus circle to return an Amazon order. This station is very modern now compared to how it was. The D train skipped so many stops i was at Columbus circle quicker than i expected. I def recommend this station, just wish it was a little cleaner