This is a nice train, modern with plenty of space and seating. I wish all the trains looked like…read morethis one. I also like that every A station I've been to shows when the next train will arrive

Running pretty frequent. Sad part I have to take the C as my…read morestop is a local stop. One stop away somebody decides to kick out window in the last car. Train conductor handling situation letting folks know for once PA system is functional and you can understand the announcements.

I spend countless hours defending public transit against car addicts, and transit doesn't always…read morereturn the favor. Today's OMNY turmoil won't be put on the F train's tab, but its variable schedule will be. To be fair, Coney Island to 179th is an impressive run. But that also gives more chances for things to go wrong. "I'm in Forest Hills, whaddaya mean there's dust on the rails at Avenue X?"

The F train was the last leg of my journey going to the Yelp experience at Royce Chocolate. It was…read morealso the first part of my journey returning home. Reason being is that I used Google assistance for traveling. It would have been easier to catch the F train at 179th and Hillside Ave for convenience. The F train offered a quick transit to and from destination while providing entertainment below ground. I was one of several people who did give a tip to the dancers. There's also elevator service for those who don't ambulate well and for the handicapped and elderly. This was a very pleasurable trip that will forever encourage me to take the train and not consider driving or taking a Uber or catching a Lyft Bravo MTA, you did a fine job with the F train even though there were slight delays. It was a pleasure MTA to ride the F train and to... Inspire more Yelp more!

Hey, it's 6/6/26 (Anniversary of D-Day), so it's time for a review of the #6 train! Back in the…read moreday, I rode the IRT Lexington Ave local train from Canal St to 96th St (and back) every day for 6 years to and from school. The ride was typically 1/2 hour long (barring delays) starting at 7:30am, since it was a local train. I can still remember all 9 stops along the way. The 1/2 hr ride was also good for finishing up last minute homework, reading assignments or just a quick nap. Sometimes we would meet friends along the way that got on at intermediate stops. As the train went uptown, it gets more and more crowded, so we were lucky to get on towards the beginning of the route to get seats. Back then, there was no air-conditioning, just a fan built into the roof of the subway car and during the summers, it was unbearable. If you sat at the end of the car, you can open up the sliding door, just to get a breeze. It was also fun to ride in the front car next to the motorman's compartment and look out the front window as the train is rolling through the tunnels at 30 mph.

The train is decent but it is the local train. I would say during peak rush hour during the week…read moresay 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm, you sometimes end up gaining more ground on that local 6 train instead of the number 4 or number 5 train. Let's say you are trying to go from 1st stop to uptown like 125th street station, it might take 35 or 40 mins on this local train and it can be less crowded than an express train and you know what, maybe it Is possible to get a seat as well. It does get crowded ( depending on the time of day or night) though as well during rush hour especially at busy stops like Union Square 14th street, 42nd street grand central station or 86 TH street ( one of the busiest).

Misha was so kind to our family of tourists from the midwest yesterday. She helped us choose the…read moreright pass and explained how to order it from the machine. Thank you!!!

A toothless, oddly euphoric gentleman sat down across from us. The stench was so horrific that we…read moregot up and changed cars at the next stop, but not before: 1. It became extremely apparent that there was a large, tattered hole where the crotch of his pants used to be. 2. A fully dressed man came through the car, asking for change. The man without adequate genital coverage stood up, dug through his pockets (surprisingly intact), and handed the panhandler some coins. This man, who stank like Bigfoot's Dick and whose pants were lacking where they were most needed, gave another soul his last bit of change. Thank you, C Train, for teaching me the meaning of generosity. And also for making me 30 minutes late to my soccer game. And for traumatizing my girlfriend.

Awesome! A must see…read more Every Sunday starting after Thanksgiving through December, the MTA rolls out it's vintage subway cars from the transit museum. Immaculately restored and for a normal fare, you can ride on these cars on the F line from 2nd ave to 145th, making normal stops along the way. You are able to walk through each car to see the different styles and remodels. It's acceptable to dress in time period clothing as well. Original signs, advertisements, lighting systems, fans, ventilation are all displayed and completely functional. The car was getting hot, so, the fans turned on! It's a very special experience to ride on a car that people used from over 100 years ago. It makes you appreciate the technology of the subway system. So cool, particularly if you are partial to vintage and old NY history.

Such a fun experience! This runs on Sundays in December. We took the uptown train at 2nd Ave. We…read moretried to catch the train along the route at 34th street and had no luck. It's on a different schedule from a normal subway. The train came about 20 minutes early to 2nd Ave. You can get more info about routes through the NY transit museum website. The train goes all the way to 125th street. We got off at Columbus Circle for the holiday market.The train is a circa 1905 subway complete with working fans on the ceiling and rattan seats. Advertisements are for the period and several people are dressed in period clothes. Another fun NYC experience!

Nice scenery - and it was pretty clean. Bring your own food- went to the dining car and had tea for…read morea change of scenery. Train moves very slow in Canada- customs took an hour and 20 minutes - 200 people going into Canada. Left NY at 8:40 exactly- arrived in Montreal 8:30. One couple missed their stop and that took 15 minutes to get them off- train slowly backed up.

all Montreal passengers are crammed into last two cars for the duration. if you don't get a good…read moreseat right away you're going backwards for hours. customs took 2 1/2 hours. they spent time sitting when we could have been moving but they didn't care. yes, it's a beautiful ride but if can be torture. food was just ok. they constantly closed the cafe car. one guy running it. no customer service either at Penn Station nor sling the way.

Our group took the DC Union Station to NYC Acela round trip for our long weekend, and it was a…read moresurprisingly good experience! There was plenty of room to stow our bags, and the seats were comfortable. The four-seater table group in the middle of the train car was pretty cramped for leg room on the way back, but other than that, it was very pleasant as a passenger. (It gave me plenty of time to work on these Yelp reviews!) The outlets in the seats worked perfectly. The bathroom was quite spacious to accommodate wheelchairs. Some passengers were a confused as to how to flush with the hand wave by the toilet (gross), and I absolutely hated the finicky hand drier. However, the fact that bathroom facilities are available that you couldn't get on a personal car road trip is really nice! We sat in the quiet car at the back of the train both ways. People were respectful of observing the silence throughout the ride, so if you'd like to nap or just enjoy some peace, I recommend the quiet car. We really enjoyed the ride and are already planning our next group trip with the Acela Express!

We took the Acela between Providence and New York city and the trip was quick...just about 3 hours…read more The train did not feel as smooth as the European high speed trains, actually, it felt very bumpy. But there is a nice Cafe car and plenty of restrooms in every car. The seats are individual bucket seat style, so they are roomy. The overhead compartments were large and easy to open. The Acela operator checking for tickets was very friendly.

This station is a short walk from the 223rd Station. The trains don't come frequently during the…read moreweekends. On Weekdays, the trains are still infrequent as most Grand Central-bound trains skip this station.

when i had to meet my unck for his physical therapy at the hospital nearby it was much faster and…read morebetter for me to grab the metro north train at gct and get off woodlawn station which in minutes took about 30 minutes compare to an hour by car. the walk from station to hospital is a few minutes and its never crowded especially during the morning and early afternoon . its on the border of westchester county which is the next train stop and near the bronx river parkway. a metro north police car seems to always be parked at the lot but overall area is safe especially during the day . for quick time travel to the hospital from grand central terminal its the way to go .

I was shooting for 103 & CPW on the UWS. I ended up at 103 and Broadway. It's fine. I'm a tourist…read moreeven though I take the subway and pretend to know what I'm doing!

It's a clean station. Nice tile…read more Very nice staff, very helpful. And I'm glad the MetroCard machine works well (^^) no problems!

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.

I just wanted to respond to the comments made by the owner Muhammad W. First of all, I do…read moreappreciate his polite response. I just want to make sure that I'm clear about the failed "Lowest Price Guarantee". After making two separate efforts to clarify why Precision's price quote was so high and why the Lowest Price Guarantee wasn't being honored, I went with another company. And, I'm really happy that I did. The company that earned my business, was not only comparable, but, in my opinion even superior. Muhammad's response appears to indicate that the companies that gave me price quotes were somehow inferior. Precision has been in business 18 years, and the company I went with has been in business longer. Precision's price quote was much higher than the competition and was for a Cadillac or Volvo sedan, not the beautiful new black SUV that picked up my girlfriend. Lastly, the professional chauffer that was our driver, was impeccably dressed in a black suit and tie. Our driver had over 30 years experience as a licensed, professional chauffer. This gentleman even showed up 25 minutes early! What an incredible experience! Muhammad, I truly appreciate your response and your generous offer. The purpose of this updated review was to clarify that the company that we went with, was not inferior in any way. For some reason, you referenced Uber or a taxi service in your response. I hired a superior, licensed, insured and incredibly professional competitor. Price was certainly not the only deciding factor. I'm hopeful, that this could be a learning opportunity for you and you organization in regards to your " Lowest Price Guarantee". Thank you again.