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Belmont Stakes Train Service LIRR Fares LIRR Ticket Machine Instructions From New York, Brooklyn and Woodside: Tickets are available at LIRR Full-Service Ticket One-Way $9.00; Round-Trip $16.00 Machines (gray, blue or green). • Press the “Deals & Getaways” button on the From Jamaica: first screen Long Island Rail Road One-Way $8.00; Round-Trip $13.00 • Select “Belmont Park” • Pay with cash, ATM/debit or credit cards Belmont Stakes Round-Trip fares from Long Island with transfer at Jamaica: LIRR Travel Tips Train Service • Buy Round-Trip Belmont Park tickets in advance Effective June 8, 2019 Only Zone 3 (Rosedale, St. Albans, Queens Village, • Listen for announcements to board trains to and Hollis) -- $13.00 from Belmont Park • Look for LIRR personnel who will be assigned to Zone 4 (Far Rockaway, Lynbrook, Hempstead, assist you Mineola) -- $15.00 • No alcohol allowed on LIRR trains Zone 7 (Long Beach, Massapequa, Hicksville, • No alcohol allowed into Belmont Park Oyster Bay) -- $17.00 • No coolers, backpacks or luggage • No purses larger than 12” in diameter Zone 9 (Babylon, Deer Park, Huntington, • This schedule/plan is subject to change Northport) -- $21.00 • After the Stakes, wait times can range from 15 minutes to 2 hours depending on Zone 10 (Bay Shore, Sayville, Ronkonkoma, attendance level Patchogue, Port Jefferson) -- $27.00 Belmont Stakes Information LIRR Tickets Visit BelmontStakes.com for more information on: • Buy Round-Trip tickets in advance at LIRR Ticket • Admission and Tickets Offices, Full Service Ticket Machines, or through • Race Times MTA eTix®. (On-board fares cost more.) • Prohibited Items • Only Belmont Park tickets will be accepted for • Post-Race Concerts train service to and from Belmont Park. • All other event details. • Other ticket types (CityTicket, monthly, weekly Long Island Rail Road and Ten-Trip tickets) are not valid on Belmont Belmont Park Information Park trains. Note: Monthly and weekly ticket For more information about the Belmont Stakes is pleased to offer service to the holders can use their commuter tickets for Racing Festival, including race time, please visit travel to and from Jamaica, but must purchase BelmontStakes.com. 2019 Belmont Stakes a Belmont Park ticket prior to boarding at Jamaica to cover the fare between Belmont For travel information, see schedules at Park and Jamaica. www.mta.info/lirr, call 511 and say “LIRR,” or download the LIRR Train Time App. #LIRR #MTAETIX Alcohol Policy Belmont Stakes Train Service - Effective June 8, 2019 Only • The MTA Police will be enforcing a no-alcohol policy on trains to Belmont Park Eastbound: To Belmont Park • Bags are subject to search prior to boarding Saturday For explanation, see June 8, 2019 Only Belmont Park trains at Penn Station and at "Reference Notes" 11:35 AM First Post Time Jamaica Station AM AM AM AM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PENN STATION 9:37 9:52 10:26 10:37 11:09 11:37 11:52 12:26 12:37 1:09 1:37 1:52 2:26 J 2:43 2:52 3:25 3:37 4:09 J 4:12 4:26 J 4:55 Woodside J 9:24 J 9:54 J 10:24 J 10:24 J 11:17 J 11:24 J 11:54 J 12:24 J 12:24 J 1:17 J 1:24 J 1:54 J 2:24 J 2:54 J 2:54 J 3:24 J 3:24 J 3:54 J 4:24 J 4:24 J 4:54 • No alcoholic beverages of any kind will be ATLANTIC TERMINAL J 9:12 J 9:42 J 10:12 J 10:12 J 10:42 J 11:12 J 11:42 J 12:12 J 12:12 J 12:42 J 1:12 J 1:42 J 2:12 J 2:42 J 2:42 J 3:12 J 3:12 J 3:42 J 4:12 J 4:12 J 4:42 permitted to be brought into the Belmont Nostrand Avenue J 9:19 J 9:48 J 10:19 J 10:19 J 10:48 J 11:19 J 11:48 J 12:19 J 12:19 J 12:48 J 1:19 J 1:48 J 2:19 J 2:48 J 2:48 J 3:19 J 3:19 J 3:48 J 4:19 J 4:19 J 4:48 East New York J 9:24 J 9:52 J 10:24 J 10:24 J 10:52 J 11:24 J 11:52 J 12:24 J 12:24 J 12:52 J 1:24 J 1:52 J 2:24 J 2:52 J 2:52 J 3:24 J 3:24 J 3:52 J 4:24 J 4:24 J 4:52 Park facility JAMAICA (Arrive) 9:58 10:13 10:47 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:13 12:47 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:13 2:47 3:03 3:13 3:48 3:58 4:30 4:33 4:47 5:18 JAMAICA (Leave) 10:00 10:15 10:49 11:02 11:32 12:02 12:15 12:49 1:02 1:32 2:02 2:15 2:49 3:12 3:15 3:51 4:00 4:32 4:40 4:49 5:20 The restriction regarding alcohol has been enacted in the interest of BELMONT PARK 10:12 10:27 11:02 11:14 11:44 12:14 12:27 1:01 1:14 1:44 2:14 2:27 3:01 3:24 3:27 4:03 4:12 4:44 4:52 5:02 5:32 AM AM AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM patron safety and in an attempt to make sure that people Train # 7900 7902 7904 7906 7908 7912 7914 7916 7918 7920 7922 7924 7928 7952 7950 7960 7930 7932 7934 7936 7938 drink responsibly. NYRA Security Policies Reference Notes Westbound: To Jamaica, Brooklyn & New York Change at Jamaica. The track of your Saturday J For explanation, see The New York Racing Association has enhanced connecting train will be announced. June 8, 2019 Only "Reference Notes" security protocols for fans attending the 2019 11:35 AM First Post Time Westbound trains may depart PM PM PM PM PM Woodside Belmont Stakes on Saturday, June 8. For a Woodside station up to three minutes BELMONT PARK 4:19 5:05 5:19 5:45 6:35 earlier than times shown. JAMAICA (Arrive) 4:31 5:17 5:32 5:57 6:47 complete listing of prohibited items, please JAMAICA (Leave) 4:38 5:22 5:38 5:58 6:49 Immediately following the stakes race Belmont Station is accessible to East New York J 4:59 J 5:31 J 5:59 J 6:31 J 6:59 and until Belmont Park closes, trains will depart visit BelmontStakes.com. mobility-impaired customers from Nostrand Avenue J 5:04 J 5:36 J 6:04 J 6:36 J 7:04 the east end of the station platform. ATLANTIC TERMINAL J 5:10 J 5:42 J 6:10 J 6:42 J 7:10 approximately every 15 minutes to Jamaica, Brooklyn Please inform the conductor if you Woodside J 4:48 J 5:35 J 5:48 J 6:10 J 7:10 and New York. need assistance getting on and off PENN STATION J 4:59 J 5:47 J 5:59 6:18 7:09 Belmont Stakes Day Admission the train at Belmont Station. PM PM PM PM PM We encourage all fans to buy tickets in advance Train # 7901 7903 7905 7907 7911 as the event may sell out. Please note, the $1 off admission will not apply. To purchase admission to Leaving the Park (after the Stakes race) the Belmont Stakes, visit BelmontStakes.com. LIRR personnel will be assigned at key locations to assist customers. Announcements will provide customers with train departure information. WAIT TIMES CAN RANGE FROM 15 MINUTES TO 2 HOURS. ONCE INSIDE THE QUEUING AREA, CUSTOMERS CAN EXPECT WAIT TIMES OF 15 - 60 MINUTES. CUSTOMERS WAITING TO ENTER THE QUEUING AREA CAN EXPECT LONGER WAIT TIMES FOR TRAINS, POSSIBLY UP TO 2 HOURS. Attention MTA eTix Customers: Please activate your ticket when you get to the designated location. Bus Lane To Buses Ticket Office BELMONT PARK EXIT TO LIRR To LIRR Trains Emergency Access Lane Ticket Collections Activate your MTA eTix Here.
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