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the Save with ADMIT Take Train Metro-North’s ONEADMIT ONE Promo Code: MNR2012 “AN EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE! 100 times better than any bedside story!” - The New York Times LIMITED HOLIDAY ENGAGEMENT! DECEMBER 13-30 NOV. 9 - DEC. 30 Tickets available at the venue box office, TICKETS ON SALE NOW! theateratmsg.com/grinch or 866.858.0008 RADIOCITYCHRISTMAS.COM For Groups 9+ Call 212-465-6080 For Details. ©2012 MSG Holdings, L.P. All rights reserved. TM & ©1957, 2012 Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. Metro-North’s Deals&Getaways! Looking for a staycation? Metro-North’s Save up to 20% on Holiday Shows to the Hudson Valley, Deals&Getaways! Connecticut & Beyond Metro-North has your ticket to New York City with Metro-North GRAND CENTRAL Metro-North is the way to go for holiday magic in New York City. Use Code MNR2012 to SAVE GRAND to Summer fun around CENTENNIAL GRAND ® CENTENNIAL 20% on tickets to select performances of the 2012 Radio City Christmas Spectacular and GRAND CENTRAL SAVE $10 on tickets to select performances of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! New York City, the Hudson The Musical. Please visit mta.info/mnr and click on “Deals and Getaways” for more details. Valley, Connecticut and beyond. GRAND CENTRAL Rail and Admission CENTENNIAL Discount Packages Pick up a Metro-North Getaway Rail and Admission EDITIoN GRAND CENTRAL Discount Packages Good through October 31, 2013 CENTENNIAL Guide or click on “Deals & EDITIoN Good through December, 2013 Getaways” at mta.info/mnr. Getaway with Metro-North and Save! � Save with Metro-North’s Deals&Getaways! Metro-North’s Getaways PARTY! to the Hudson Valley, BROADWAY’S BEST Connecticut & Beyond Metro-North’s MTN. New York City Getaways TOPSo u t f i t t e r s Official Audio Tour of Grand Central ADMIT Take the Train Pick up a Metro-North Getaway Guide ONEADMIT on tickets SAVESee page 38 ONE Metro-North customers or go to mta.info/mnr for details. � PHOTO BY JOAN MARCUS AND VINCENT DILIO Rail and Admission Discount Packages ® Rail and Admission Good through October 31, 2012 BEST MUSICAL Discount Packages WINNER! 2010 TONY AWARD Good through December, 2012 CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY SERGIO TRUJILLO DIRECTED BY CHOREOGRAPHY BY STREET MUSIC & LYRICS BY DAVID BRYAN . 44TH JOE DIPIETRO MEMPHIS BOOK & LYRICS BY SHUBERT THEATRE, 225 W SEE PAGE 37 MEMPHISTHEMUSICAL.COM SAVE ON TICKETS METRO-NORTH CUSTOMERS ML 11/9 MEMS107 MetroNorthGuideBack 4” x 4.375” PSA & Kiosk Signage Posters and logos created for the program Contact Linda Keyes at [email protected] or call 212-340-4842 for more info Make Your “Getaway” with 2013 MTA Metro-North Railroad’s Official Audio Tour New York City Getaways Discount Getaway Packages of Grand Central Discounted rail fare. Discounted admission. Put them Grand Central Terminal Centennial ..............23 together and then choose from seasonal festivals, museums, outdoor adventures, romantic weekends, Events family-friendly attractions, and more. Metro-North makes • The New York Times Travel Show ........................... 8 it easy with convenient Getaways to New York City. • 20th Original GLBT Expo............................................9 • New York International Automobile Show .............10 PACKAGES INCLUDE: • Discount round-trip rail fare from your boarding station Metro-North’s Attractions/Museums (up to 22% saving on rail fare); • American Museum of Natural History ..................14 • discount admission; • Bodies…the Exhibition ............................................15 • and where applicable, connecting transportation services. • Harry Potter: The Exhibition New! ..........................16 • Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum ............................17 Deals&Getaways! Rail tickets sold in conjunction with Getaway packages • Madame Tussauds Wax Museum ......................18 may be used during off-peak hours only. • Metropolitan Museum of Art ................................19 • Museum of Modern Art .......................................20 WHERE TO PURCHASE YOUR PACKAGE • The New York Botanical Garden ........................21 • Packages can be purchased at Metro-North ticket See Getawayon Page Package 28 • The New York Historical Society .........................22 offices, at full-service ticket machines, to New York City • The New York Pass .............................................27 excluding those at Grand Central Terminal and online • Official Audio Tour of Grand Central Terminal .....28 through WebTicket. • Ripley’s Believe It or Not! ....................................29 • Be sure to get a current timetable by visiting www.mta.info, or by calling 511. (In CT, call 877- Overnight Packages 690-5114.) • Next Stop New York City! Rail & Stay Package .........................................32 PACKAGE PRICES • Yankees Getaway ..............................................33 • Rail prices are subject to change. Available at specially-marked • All refund requests for packages MUST include rail windows on the Main Concourse Outdoor Adventures ticket and admission ticket. • The Beast ............................................................36 • Adult, senior/disabled/individuals receiving Medicare • Bike and Roll, NY New! .......................................37 and children prices are shown for each package. This beautiful Beaux Arts building, with its massive marble • Bronx Zoo ...........................................................38 staircases, 75-foot windows and star-studded ceiling, • Circle Line Cruise ...............................................39 was recently named best building in New York City by The New Yorker magazine. Our self-guided, official • City Food Tours New! .........................................40 • City SightSeeing 90-minute audio tour lets you in on the history and architectural highlights of the Terminal as well as little known secrets, Midtown Cruise ......................................42 New! anecdotes and archival material. • Gray Line Culture-Rich Brooklyn Tour New! .......43 • Gray Line New York City Lights Tour ...................44 • Gray Line Uptown-Downtown SightSeeing Tour 45 • The RIDE .............................................................46 • ZEPHYR Seaport Liberty Cruise ..........................47 Follow Metro-North Railroad on and 2 3 4 5 GRAND Madame Tussauds Metropolitan Museum New York of Art CENTENNIAL Year-round Year-round GRAND Seven days a week Six days a week (open select holiday Mondays) The experience The experience CENTRAL Explore over 225 life-like wax creations on a self-guided With nearly two million works of art spanning more than interactive tour. You can take pictures and get close 5,000 years, The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of with some of the greatest celebrities and musicians, the world’s largest and finest museums, presenting the political and historical icons, sports figures and more! best of human creativity from across the globe. From Doors open at 10 a.m. For more information, visit the splendors of ancient Egypt to the spectacular New www.nycwax.com or call 800-246-8872. American Wing, plus 30 special exhibitions a year, all are free with Museum admission. The deal The Met is open six days a week: Sunday and Tuesday • ADMISSION: Discount Attraction admission: –Thursday, 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, adults/seniors/ disabled/individuals receiving Medicare, 9:30 a.m. – 9 p.m. Closed on Mondays, except holiday $27.50; children 4-12, $22.25; children under 4, free. Mondays. Also closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, • RAIL FARE: Discount round-trip rail fare from your and New Year’s Day. Beginning summer 2013, the Met boarding station. will be open seven days a week. For more information, visit www.metmuseum.org or call 212-535-7710. Purchase your rail/admission ticket from any Metro-North ticket office, full-service ticket The deal vending machine (excluding Grand Central) or • ADMISSION: Discounted priority entrance admission through WebTicket. to the Met: adults, $20; seniors, $13.50; children 12- 17, $9; children under 12, free when accompanied by Getting there a paying adult. Address: 234 West 42nd Street (between Seventh • RAIL FARE: Discount round-trip rail fare from your and Eighth Avenues). boarding station. Take the Hudson, Harlem or New Haven Line Purchase your rail/admission ticket from any to Grand Central Terminal. From there take the Metro-North ticket office, full-service ticket westbound M42 or M104 (42nd Street, between vending machine (excluding Grand Central) or Park and Vanderbilt Avenues) to Times Square. Or, through WebTicket. take the 42nd Street Shuttle S or 7 train to Times Square. Or, you can walk west to 42nd Street/Times Getting there Square. Address: 1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street. Take the Hudson, Harlem or New Haven Line to Grand Central Terminal. From there take the northbound M1, M2, M3, M4 or M5 (located on Madison Avenue) to 82nd Street. Or, take the uptown 6 train to the 77th Street stop and walk a few blocks northwest to the Museum, or the 4 5 trains to the 86th Street stop and walk a few blocks southwest to the Museum. Attractions/Museums 12 18 19 New York Historical Society GRAND Station Stop Year-round CENTENNIAL Happenings (Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day) GRAND The experience Visiting New York City? Give us 90 minutes and we’ll show you New York like you’ve never seen it! Come see CENTRAL why we’re revolutionary after all these years! Bring your A GRAND curiosity – explore, experience and enjoy. 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  • South Norwalk Individual Station Report

    South Norwalk Individual Station Report

    SOUTH NORWALK TRAIN STATION VISUAL INSPECTION REPORT January 2007 Prepared by the Bureau of Public Transportation Connecticut Department of Transportation South Norwalk Train Station Visual Inspection Report January 2007 Overview: The South Norwalk Train Station is located in the SoNo District section of the City of Norwalk. The city and the Department reconstructed the South Norwalk Train Station about 15 years ago. A parking garage, waiting room, ticket windows, municipal electricity offices, and security office replaced the old westbound station building. The old eastbound station building was rehabilitated at the same time. The interior has been nicely restored. Motorists can get to the station from nearby I-95, Route 7 and Route 1. However, one must be familiar with the since trailblazing is inconsistent. Where signs indicate the station, the message is sometimes lost amidst the clutter of street, advertising, landmark and business signs. A bright, clean tunnel connects the two station buildings. Elevators and ramps provide platform accessibility for the less able. The two ten-car platforms serve as center island platforms at their respective east ends for Danbury Branch service. At this time, the Department is replacing the railroad bridge over Monroe Street as part of its catenary replacement project. Bridge plates are in place over Track 3 to accommodate the required track outage. The South Norwalk Station is clean except around the two pocket tracks at the east end of the station. Track level litter has piled up along the rails and under the platforms. Litter is also excessive along the out of service track. Maintenance Responsibilities: Owner: City Operator: City Platform Lights: Metro-North Trash: Metro-North Snow Removal: Metro-North Shelter Glazing: Metro-North Platform Canopy: Metro-North Platform Structure: Metro-North Parking: LAZ Page 2 South Norwalk Train Station Visual Inspection Report January 2007 Station Layout: Aerial Photo by Aero-Metric, Inc.