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Extra Port Jervis & Pascack Valley Trains For NYE

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on December 30th, 2011 at 7:05 pm

Don’t forget that riders of the Metro-North will have extra service on the Port Jervis & Pascack Valley lines for New Year’s Eve:

MTA Metro-North Railroad is making it easy for News Year’s Eve revelers to get to and from the festivities in Manhattan with extra service on the Port Jervis and Pascack Valley lines.

MTA Metro-North Railroad is making it easy for News Year’s Eve revelers to get to and from the festivities in Manhattan with extra service on the Port Jervis and Pascack Valley lines.

On the Port Jervis Line, there will be two additional, late night/early morning homebound trains.

To catch the 1:25 AM out of Hoboken, customers must leave Penn Station NY on the 1:19AM train. The train (#95) will operate express to Suffern, then make all stops to Port Jervis and arrive there at 3:38AM.

Also on the Port Jervis line, there is 3 AM departure from Hoboken. To catch this train, (#97) customers must leave Penn Station NY at 2:50AM. This train makes all Main line stops from Kingsland, NJ, to Port Jervis and will arrive in Port Jervis at 5:37AM.

Note: The 12:40 AM train from Hoboken to Port Jervis (#69) will not operate on New Year’s morning.

On the Pascack Valley Line, one additional train will operate to accommodate New Year’s revelers. The train (#9603) will depart Hoboken at 3:25AM. To catch this train from Manhattan, take the 3:15 AM from Penn Station, which stops at Secaucus at 3:24AM and connects to the 3:25 AM, which will then make all local stops to Spring Valley, arriving at 4:36AM.

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MTA New Year’s Holiday Service Info

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on December 30th, 2011 at 7:01 pm

Earlier today, MTA NYC Transit sent out a brief press release on service information for New Year’s:

MTA New York City Transit is the best way for revelers to get to Times Square on New Year’s Eve and to travel home afterwards. As usual, we recommend that customers purchase their MetroCards in advance.

Customers heading to Times Square for the celebration should avoid using the Times Square-42nd Street complex, since they may not be allowed to exit onto the street. In addition, the northbound platform at 50th Street 1 and both north and southbound platforms at 49th Street RN will be closed from 7 p.m. until after midnight. Riders are urged to exit at stations at 57th or 59th Streets instead and walk to Times Square.

Buses are not recommended for traveling to Times Square because of the numerous street closures in the area. Regular overnight bus service will resume as streets reopen after midnight. Following the celebration, trains on lines in and around Times Square will run every 8 to 12 minutes until approximately 3 a.m. The 42nd Street shuttle S will operate all night.

On Sunday, New Year’s Day, subways and buses will operate on a Sunday schedule with longer waits on some bus routes. The following day, Monday, January 2, subways will run on a Saturday schedule and MTA and NYC Transit buses will operate on a Sunday schedule.

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Merry Christmas!!!

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on December 25th, 2011 at 12:00 am

I would like to thank this time & wish everyone a Merry Christmas. I hope you have a wonderful day with your loved ones.

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Service Diversions 12-23-11

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on December 23rd, 2011 at 2:25 pm

I have just updated the Service Diversions for this upcoming weekend, next week & beyond in some cases. As far as the weekend goes, the amount of work scheduled is light as expected due to the holiday season.

Here are the links to the individual entries with service plan information for the respective agencies:

Long Island Railroad

Metro-North Railroad

NYC Transit

Staten Island Railway

As always, if I hear or see anything worth noting, I will tweet about it so follow @TransitBlogger or click the button in the sidebar.

The next update will be on Thursday when I receive the last service diversions press release for the year from the MTA.

Have a safe & wonderful Christmas!

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NYC Transit Christmas Service Plan Info

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on December 23rd, 2011 at 2:16 pm

Lastly, here is the Christmas service plan for NYC Transit Buses & Subways:

MTA Bus, Staten Island Railway and New York City Transit buses and subways will operate on a Sunday schedule on Christmas Day, Sunday, December 25 with longer wait times on some NYCT bus routes. The following day, Monday, December 26, subways will operate on a Saturday schedule and Staten Island Railway, MTA and NYCT buses will operate on a Sunday schedule.

As a reminder, for those traveling by subway on Monday, December 26, the Saturday schedule means that there is no B Train or Z Train service available. J Train trains operate between Jamaica Center and Chambers Street. M Train trains run between Myrtle Avenue and Metropolitan Avenue, Q Train trains run between 57th Street-7th Avenue and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue and 5 Train trains run between Dyre Avenue and Bowling Green.

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