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New York, NY 10007, USA
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larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.7130871, Longitude: -74.0042442
Ana Paola White
::Quick ride from 59th and Lex on the 4/5 express. Last stop before Brooklyn.
Deepankar Chakraborty
::Pretty much big station.. Neat and clean. Everything seems fine.
Jeffrey Inman
::This station is one of my favorite memories of my trip to NYC. When you come up the stairs, it's just a TON of hustle and bustle. There was a nice crowd in the park and performers doing all kinds of acts. The choices of things to do and directions to head is a bit overwhelming, but those stairs were the very first step in my trek to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Be prepared if you're going to make that trip - if the weather is nice, there are going to be a LOT of people taking that walk. Back to the review at hand, this station has a lot of access to lines that can get you just about anywhere you need to go. Just make sure you download the app so you can know which train to take. I ended up going the wrong way a few times before I found the app!
Core Create
::Reasonably clean and convenient location near Brooklyn Bridge. The free wifi is an added bonus at all Subway stations.
London Flareon Huntley
::If you get on a terminating 6 train, stay on it. Why? You'll find the beautiful and historical City Hall. Which I believe closed in the 20s. After you pass it the 6 train will reemerge on the uptown platform. The new station is Beautiful. I like the steel cables around the City hall entrance, But you should mind the gap as you enter and exit the train. The station is a little bent.