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New York Penn Station & Moynihan Train Hall an Unofficial Guide Key New York Penn Station & WC Elevator Toilets Waiting Area Information An unofficial guide Escalator Taxi Stand Water Fountain Moynihan Train Hall for passengers Moynihan Train Hall Upper Level Originally completed in 1910, the above-ground portions Parking of Penn Station were demolished in the 1960’s for the Penn Station is best reached by mass transit, but if you construction of Madison Square Garden and Penn Plaza. must drive there are several nearby parking facilities. The current subterranean station serves more than Visit the websites for Icon Parking Systems and Central 600,000 Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, and Long Island Parking for locations and rates. 33rd Street Railroad passengers each day. Moynihan Train Hall, a new extension of the station Bicycles located within the historic Farley Post Office building, Bike share stations are located nearby - visit opened in 2020. citibikenyc.com for locations, availability, and pricing. Bicycle storage is not available in the station. Accessibility Elevators between the street and the station are located Red Cap Service at the main entrances on 7th Avenue, on 34th Street, For Amtrak passengers who require assistance with 9th Ave Down Open to Post and on the Service Drive (the former taxiway, now Below Office luggage, Red Caps are available at the main Amtrak closed to vehicles). Elevators to tracks 1-12 are located entrances on 8th Avenue and on the Service Drive, and 8th Avenue at the Exit Concourse and the NJ Transit Concourse. at the Amtrak waiting area inside the station. Red Caps Elevators to tracks 13-21 are located at the Central are generally not available at the 7th Avenue entrances. Concourse. Moynihan Train Hall and the West End Concourse have elevators to tracks 5-17. Red Cap service is free but tipping is customary. WC Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge Taxis Luggage Storage Taxi stands are located at 7th Avenue & 32nd Street, 8th Amtrak offers luggage storage for ticketed passengers (contact Amtrak to confirm availability and price). 31st Street Avenue & 33rd Street, and 31st Street between 8th and 9th Avenue. Copyright © 2008-21 Jason Gibbs - http://jasongibbs.com/pennstation/ Rev. 2021-04-01 Street Level & Moynihan Concourse To LIRR Main Entrances: 34th Street 34th Street near 7th Avenue 7th Avenue at 31st Street Subway (LIRR) (NJ Transit) B/D/F/M/ N/R/Q 8th Avenue at 7th Avenue at 33rd Street 34th St and 6th Ave 31st and 33rd Streets (LIRR) (Amtrak & LIRR) One Penn Plaza 7th Avenue at 32nd Street Service Drive (LIRR and NJ Transit) (former taxiway; closed to vehicles) 33rd Street To LIRR & Connecting To Upper Level of To Main Concourse PATH Moynihan Train Hall Down to West Concourse End Concourse TRAINS C01 33rd St and 6th Ave WC Up 17 15 & 16 LIRR Tickets / 7th Avenue Customer Service 13 & 14 MOYNIHAN TRAIN HALL Madison Square Waiting MAIN No. 2 Up to Food Court 11 & 12 Area Garden To LIRR & & 9th Ave Exit CONCOURSE Penn NJ Transit Amtrak & LIRR (Penn Station (below) Plaza Amtrak 9 & 10 Tickets / 8th Avenue below) Baggage / Customer 7 & 8 Service Down WC 5 & 6 Up to Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge To Main To NJ Concourse Transit 31st Street Copyright © 2008-21 Jason Gibbs - http://jasongibbs.com/pennstation/ Rev. 2021-04-01 Upper Level / Main Concourse 34th Street (above) Train Service: • Amtrak amtrak.com • New Jersey Transit njtransit.org Food & Drink Shopping & Services B01. Auntie Anne’s Pretzels B03. Baggallini B70. Auntie Anne’s Pretzels B23. Drago Shoe Repair 33rd Street (above) B62. Chickpea B32. Duane Reade B42. Coco Moka Cafe B50. Elegance Down to 260. Don Pepi Deli B53. GNC B71 Subway & LIRR Waiting Area B18. Don Pepi Pizza B12. Hudson Booksellers B70 B15. Dunkin Donuts B16. Hudson News Exit to WC B10 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B30. Dunkin Donuts B31. Hudson News Street B17 B64. Dunkin Donuts B63. Hudson News B18 15 & 16 B19 B14. Jamba Juice B71. Hudson News Down to LIRR B04 B03 B17. Kabooz B51. New York New York 13 & 14 B20 B21 B22 B23 B24 B19. Krispy Kreme B21. Tiecoon B30 B31 B32 B02 B40. Nuts.com B52. Tourist Information 11 & 12 Amtrak MAIN B55. Penn Sushi (34th Street Partnership) CONCOURSE B01 B40 B50 B41 B36 B35 B51 Exit to B35. Pret a Manger B54. United Airlines Tickets 9 & 10 B42 Street B24. Primo Cappuccino B22. Verizon B52 9 & 10 8th Avenue (above) B61. Primo Cappuccino B53 7th Avenue (above) 7 & 8 Tracks 7 & 8 B04. Starbucks B54 B55 NJ Banking / ATM B64 B63 B62 B61 B60 NJ Transit B10. TGI Friday’s 1-4 Transit Tracks 5 & 6 Tracks 5 & 6 Tickets B41. Wine & Spirits Exit to B20. PNC Bank Street B13. Zaro’s Bread Basket NJ Transit Waiting B02. Well’s Fargo 3 & 4 B36. Zaro’s Bread Basket Amtrak Amtrak Lost WC Baggage & Found Tracks 1 & 2 Exit to Street 31st Street (above) Copyright © 2008-21 Jason Gibbs - http://jasongibbs.com/pennstation/ Rev. 2021-04-01 Lower Level 34th Street Train Service: • Long Island Rail Road Exit to Street mta.info/lirr/ To One A39 • NYC Subway Penn Plaza mta.info/nyct/subway Subway Subway C/E A/C/E To One Food & Drink Shopping & Services Penn Plaza A43. Au Bon Pain A45. Carlton Cards A09 A10 Subway A44. Auntie Anne’s A28. Duane Reade A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 A26 A27 A28 Pretzels A14. GNC 1/2/3 CONNECTING CONCOURSE A51. Auntie Anne’s A40. Hudson News 20 & 21 20 & 21 20 & 21 Exit to A37 Pretzels A55. Hudson News Up to Subway 363 A62 A50 A46 A45 A44 A43 Street A20. Charley’s Grilled A62. Hudson News Moynihan C/E LIRR Subs A23. Kmart Train Hall 18 & 19 Up 18 & 19 18 & 19 18 & 19 Tickets A51 LIRR Waiting Area A56. Don Pepi Express A09. Papyrus LIRR 17 17 17 17 17 WC A54. Dunkin Donuts A61. Penn Wine & Spirits Track 17 A61 A46. Jamba Juice A24. Soleman Lost & 15 & 16 15 & 16 15 & 16 EXIT CONCOURSE 15 & 16 15 & 16 15 & 16 Found A22. Le Bon Café A40 Up to CENTRAL CONCOURSE CENTRAL A15. Magnolia Bakery NJ Transit 7th Avenue (above) 13 & 14 13 & 14 13 & 14 13 & 14 13 & 14 A37. McDonalds Banking / ATM A54 A20. Moe’s Southwest HILTON CORRIDOR A50. Bank of America END CONCOURSE WEST Subway 11 & 12 11 & 12 11 & 12 11 & 12 11 & 12 Grill 11 & 12 A55 Up to Main 1/2/3 A12. Planet Smoothie Concourse A16. Pret a Manger 9 & 10 9 & 10 9 & 10 9 & 10 Up to A39. Pret a Manger NJ Transit and Street A12. Rose Pizza 7 & 8 7 & 8 Tracks 7 & 8 7 & 8 A21. Rose Pasta & Pizza Up 5 & 6 Tracks 5 & 6 5 & 6 A27. Shake Shack Tracks 5 & 6 A56 A13. Starbucks 8th Avenue (above) A26. Starbucks Tracks 3 & 4 3 & 4 A10. Subway A11. Tasti D-lite Tracks 1 & 2 1 & 2 A25. Wasabi Sushi & 31st Street (above) Bento Copyright © 2008-21 Jason Gibbs - http://jasongibbs.com/pennstation/ Rev. 2021-04-01 Tracks & Platforms West End Concourse and Moynihan Train Hall (above) Central Concourse (above) Connecting Concourse (above) LIRR Concourse (above) Tracks 20 & 21 LIRR Tracks 18 & 19 LIRR Track 17 LIRR Tracks 15 & 16 Amtrak & LIRR Tracks 13 & 14 Amtrak & LIRR Long Island Tracks 11 & 12 Amtrak & NJ Transit New Jersey and and New points west England Tracks 9 & 10 Amtrak & NJ Transit Tracks 7 & 8 Amtrak & NJ Transit Tracks 5 & 6 Amtrak & NJ Transit Tracks 3 & 4 NJ Transit Tracks 1 & 2 NJ Transit Exit Concourse and Main Concourse (above) NJ Transit Concourse (above) Copyright © 2008-21 Jason Gibbs - http://jasongibbs.com/pennstation/ Rev. 2021-04-01 How to get from Penn Station to... Barclays Center LaGuardia Airport Newark Liberty International Airport Take a downtown / Brooklyn-bound 2 or 3 train There is no direct train service to LaGuardia Both Amtrak and NJ Transit provide connecting to Atlantic Avenue - Barclays Center. Airport, but taxis and shuttle buses are service to the Newark Airport Airtrain; NJ available. Travelers can also take an uptown E Transit is less expensive and offers more Grand Central Terminal / train to the Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue frequent service. Metro-North Railroad (or LIRR to Woodside) and transfer to the Q70 Visit the ticket counter or a vending machine bus to LaGuardia terminals B, C & D. Take an uptown A, C or E train to 42nd Street, in the NJ Transit concourse to purchase tickets and transfer to the S (Shuttle) to Grand Central. to Newark Airport Rail Station (note: this is Madison Square Garden not the same station as Newark Penn Station). After purchasing your tickets locate a NJ Transit JFK International Airport Walk upstairs. departures board - any train with an “airplane” Both LIRR and NYC Subway provide connecting symbol ( ) will stop at the Newark Airport Meadowlands Sports Complex / service to the JFK Airtrain; LIRR is faster but station. more expensive. MetLife Stadium / IZOD Center Speak with the conductor when you are NJ Transit offers rail service to MetLife Stadium Via LIRR: Visit the ticket counter or a vending boarding if you have any questions or concerns, for Jets and Giants games and other major machine in the LIRR concourse to purchase and hold on to your NJ Transit ticket - you will events, and bus service to the IZOD Center for tickets to Jamaica Station. Check the LIRR need it to transfer to the Airtrain. departures board to find a train stopping at concerts and events. Jamaica (most do). Speak with a ticket agent Visit the ticket counter or a vending machine PATH Trains or conductor if you have any questions or in the NJ Transit concourse to purchase tickets concerns, and hold on to your LIRR ticket - you to the Meadowlands station.
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