A real "stab and jab" looking station. To begin with no sign on the entrance telling you it's a station - just a hole in the ground. Like others noted the tunnel to the track is a dark wet pee smelling adventure. It was raining when I went and the pee was still overpowering- so hold your breath and review your jujitsu before heading down. Once in the platform you will notice there are no signs - except the wooden station sing that has been torn in half to reveal a jagged edge. I was actually compelled to take a look over in the tracks to make sure that I hadn't stumbled onto a decommissioned station.What is crazy is that although the station has to be one of the worst in NYC the train that came included comfy padded seats and a ticket taker dressed in old school 1950s train attire.I would argue that the community around this station...
Read moreThis station is highly run down, and needs a good renovation ASAP. The steps to the underpass jut out too much, leaving little space for a person to pass. It's dangerous cuz someone could fall into the tracks... The UNDERPASS needs lots of work too! And serious cleaning. It's clear homeless people pee down there a lot. It smells overbearing. It's also not safe. It looks sketchy down there, and needs cops or security. Definitely CLEAN DOWN THERE!! The area outside the station leaves a lot to be desired as well. Seems so run down. The only reason it gets three stars is because the trains come consistently, and its a LIRR train station for East New York. MTA... DO BETTER. BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES....
Read moreThe city should be embarrassed for the obvious neglect of this station. Wheelchair accessibility and basic sanitation are not offered here. Traveling through the underpass is always a practice in holding my breath while speed-walking because there is no maintenance to rid it of its various pests and urine-saturation. It's a disgraceful, "tale of two cities" situation between this stop and the next - marking differences in neighborhood prioritization on behalf of the...
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