A little bit of an older feel, with old wooden benches and the classic older tiling style. 4 train…read morestops here, close to other lines and the Brooklyn city borough building, and offices. At least they look like they're doing some cleaning and rebuilding part of it.

I was very relieved that I didn't see any rodents or crazy people. Don't believe everything you see…read moreon tv folks! Had a pleasant time taking public transportation in the city and the employees were so friendly and helpful!! One even remembered my face hours later and was eager to come help me again

This station is nice. It's very modern and def very clean. Hopped on the C train at this stop and…read morethere was plenty of space and seating. Def recommend taking the train here

It was a pleasant feeling knowing that MTA - Jay Street - MetroTech was only .3 miles away from the…read morehotel I stayed at in downtown Brooklyn. Although the commute was lengthy via Jamaica-179 St Line F with 16 stops; it was a relief and money saver because it connected me to Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street Station where I was able to catch the Q70 LaGuardia Link SBS. Located in a high traffic area next to the MetroTech Center, the subway station serves as a major transit to downtown Brooklyn. I'm not sure if the OMNY (One Metro New York) card machine is always down, but it was surely not working the day I commuted from this station. It resulted in me having to go to a different location to purchase one. I must say that I have never had this experience in Chicago Illinois when purchasing a ventra card to catch the CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) train, so I will assume that the OMNY card machine is always down. I am still open to commuting to-and-from MTA - Jay Street - MetroTech because it sits nearest to a hotel I will likely stay at again when visiting Brooklyn. However, I would not count on purchasing an OMNY card at this station. ~Have courage. Be Kind. ~ Thomas G

Atlantic Avenue Barclays is a good MTA station just because it's right outside the Barclays Center…read more Being convenient is by far the best thing it has going for it. See a concert or a sporting event and leave quick. Crowds when there's an event going on, but it's still not that bad. This also connects to other systems. Busy because there's so many trains stopping here. It serves the B, D, N, Q, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 Trains. This is popular for making transfers. And you certainly have lots of lines to choose from. There's also many busses you can get on. All of these are just the MTA. There's also the Long Island Railroad. Besides the arena is a lot of other stuff around here. There's the Atlantic Terminal Mall. It has every store you care about. There's also many other stores that you care nothing about, so there's just lots of eating and shopping. Of course most use this to get to the arena. There's always some kind of concert or sport every night almost, or there's some kind of convention going on. I find it useful for more than just the Barclays Center. It's also a major transportation hub. There's many trains and systems you can get onto.

Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center is one of the biggest subway stations in Brooklyn, and I use it…read moreevery time I take my nephew to the orthodontist. I was there on Tuesday and, as usual, the size can feel overwhelming with so many lines meeting here. It is easy to get turned around, but once you figure it out, it really is a convenient station. One thing I appreciate is that there are elevators, which makes it a good choice for people who need accessible subway stations. That makes a big difference when you are carrying things or helping someone who needs easier access. The station is busy, but that also makes it feel safe, and being right next to Barclays Center and Atlantic Terminal means you can grab food, shop, or head to an event without going far. It is not perfect, since clearer signs would help, but overall it is reliable, accessible, and part of the Brooklyn experience.

On my most recent trip out to NYC, I was at this station from a G train. I got off to switch over…read moreto the A train to head over to JFK Airport via Howard Beach. While I was waiting, I did notice that there was someone cleaning each of the columns. I supposed that a lot of the subway stations had been looking a bit nicer and cleaner these days.

This train station has 4 platforms! One of the widest train stations in New York City. I'm always…read morein awe of the big train stations with many platforms. They are the popular spots to get off. Too bad in this train station, I couldn't see the elevator going downstairs to the train platform. Also the ceiling paint is peeling and it is just very old. There was just one elevator going downstairs to the ticket booth and turnstiles. There is also a precinct inside this train station with lot of NYPD ropes all over the entrance. The booth staff was very nice in this train station and helped me open the door for my baby and myself. What generous man he is.

This is the i.R.T subway station , Hoyt street train station , on Fulton street and Hoyt street In…read moreheart of Fort greene -Downtown Brooklyn Area . it serves the 2,3 - Subway line at all times . the two middle tracks are express tracks use by 4,5-Trains to by pass this station ! its right in the heart of downtown Brooklyn Fulton street mall , not to be confused with famous Hoyt- schemehorn street station served by the A,C,G- Subway station ( Famously known for filming Michael Jackson Thriller video )

MTA in NYC is so easy to use. Grab a metro card for $1 and refill or use Apple Pay. Each trip is a…read morebargain at $2.75 per ride. The Hoyt Street Station was so convenient. Easy access to hotels, the New York Transit Museum, shops and restaurants. Check out the cool street art next to the subway access.

If you need to get to downtown Brooklyn, take the R train to Dekalb Avenue. You'll want to see the…read moremural created by Stephen T. Johnson. It is located at the south end of the station. Pretty excellent!

An MTA station is on DeKalb Avenue. It isn't bad. Pretty nice compared to many others. Has transfer…read morechances. This also has an escalator. It seems to be one of the better subways stations you can find in Brooklyn. It serves the B, D, Q, and R Trains. The area is much better than it was. Lots of shopping around here. There's big stores like Target. Also lots of trendy restaurants are coming. This is a much more interesting than could be expected. Also it seems pretty clean. It has a escalator. This is rare in Brooklyn stations.

Not for the terminal, but for the UBER shuttle service that meets here…read more Amazing to be able to take an UBER shuttle directly from this location in Brooklyn to LaGuardia. Even more amazing, it was just $25 for two riders for almost door to door service. Perfect when you are moving books, kitchen supplies and clothes from Brooklyn back to Houston while Southwest Airlines still has two bags for free. (This changes tomorrow!) Book the shuttle on the UBER app. Pick up is at the corner near the Atlantic Terminal. Scan the QR code and then you are on your way. So easy and so convenient. While we were waiting, we met a lady also waiting for the UBER airport shuttle. For one rider, it is just $15. What a bargain!

Well here we go again.. cue "Jaws" theme: Dunnn Dunnn Dunnn…read more. Just when I thought it couldn't get worse... I purchased a round trip ticket on July 23rd from Atlantic Terminal to Long Beach. Today is the first time I used this ticket.. why? .. as you know from previous review there is no L.I.R.R. from Atlantic Terminal to Jamaica from 7.23-8.18. I board the 8:46 am train at Atlantic, the train employee punches my ticket, walks away with my ticket to talk to a colleague and then hands it back to me. I didn't inspect it and put it back in my wallet. Now, fast forward to catching the 2:52 pm train from Long Beach to Atlantic Terminal. The conductor proceeds to tell me that "your ticket has already been punched to Atlantic Terminal." I explained to her all of the above. She looks at me weirdly and says " Good luck going back on your next stop." Wow, great customer service! As if a L.I.R.R. staff member couldn't possibly make a mistake????? Okay folks, this is almost the straw that is going to break my back: -Stopping beach travel on the weekends at the height of summer -Forcing Brooklynites to travel further to Penn Station just to catch a L.I.R.R. - Accusing me of utilizing a " used ticket" I do not know how much worse this can get but I'm sure you will see another bad review next week. Just BEWARE and pay attention to how your tickets are being " punched" MTA, not going my way!

I've never taken an elevator to the subway until today at the Court street station in Brooklyn…read moreHeights. It's weird but take it to the lower mezzanine and walk down a few flight of stairs. You can't really get to the subway unless you are okay with stairs.

This used to be my subway station back in the day when I lived in Brooklyn Heights…read more I'm sorry to say this but this station was packed with homeless people muttering to themselves and some looked menacing. I empathize for homeless people however, when the platform is almost desolate it does not make a subway rider feel safe. I'm unsure as to why there were no policemen patrolling the station or the platform as Mayor Adams has put in place. I am not rushing back to this station for a long time especially on a weekend.

A subway station is on York Street in northern Brooklyn. It blows chunks. Only good thing is the…read morelocation. Has a good view of the water from outside it. There's not many trains. It has a limited schedule going here. It serves the F Train. That's the only way. Also the station itself bites. The stairs are the worst. It's two flights. Then turnstiles. After that, two more flights. It fucking sucks. Also it's filthy. The only good thing is the Dumbo location. Has a good view when you get outside it. This is about the only reason to get off. Get off if you're going to Dumbo. It sucks exiting. The platform is way long and there's too many stairs.

I remembered coming to this station once to go to an interview. The station is located in a place…read morethat was quiet and fully of startups.

This is for the Bergen Street Station stops located at the corners of Flatbush and Bergen Streets…read more The way this intersection works there are actually five MTA station openings for this stop all diagonally across from each other it seems. Located right down the street from the Barclay's Center it's centered around a lot of shopping and dining spots. Take the 2 or 3 to Manhattan and the Bronx, or the 2 or 3 the other way to New Lots Ave and further down Flatbush into Brooklyn. The station itself is pretty clean considering the amount of traffic it sees.

This station is located at the corners of Flatbush and Bergen Streets. It services the F and G…read moretrain. There isn't anything special here. There are no options to transfer at this station so if you want to go somewhere you may have to walk to another station and then transfer or take the train here to one of the bigger stations to transfer. This station isn't very busy at most times.