Suggestions for show-train near New York

Patrick C. • November 20, 2009Holiday Train Show- starts November 21st! Flowers! Trains! Hot Chocolate! It's all good. Young or old, an awesome way to spend a day over the holidays.

seth h. • January 10, 2011The train show is becoming an annual tradition! my wife and i enjoyed it before we even became parents. this yr, brought our 22 m.o. and we all had the best time!

Jeffrey R. • December 14, 2010Check out the Holiday Train Show! Watch out for the kids!

Jason F. • November 17, 2012The Holiday Train Show is a fantastic showcase of not only trains but also craftsmanship of architectural structures made from plants and wood...

Chris R. • March 6, 2016Sitting pretty right off the Myrtle Ave J train, this DIY Bushwick venue has come back to life in spectacular fashion. Expect some fantastic shows here.

Steve D. • August 5, 2019NYC's most iconic spot for "intellectual nightlife," Caveat features 2 live shows every night of the week, ranging from "Why Your Train Is F*cked" and "Anybody: a Hamilton-inspired hip hopera."

Sandra R. • November 21, 2013During the holiday season don't forget to visit the New York Transit Museum's annual Holiday Train Show, an ode to all kinds of locomotives.

Laura S. • December 3, 2011If you want to save yourself time from waiting in the Train Show line, enter the rainforest and go around the back way! You get an even better view at the trains.

Tyler S. • July 28, 2017Great concert experience! Quick trip from Manhattan on the E train and an intimate feel for the stadium. Check out a show!

Debra W. • January 13, 2017Take the 6 train to anywhere on the Eastside. The 50th street crosstown to 5th Ave or go a little further for a Broadway show. Excellent Winter booking rates, upgrades, clean, big rooms, great staff.

Erik C. • August 13, 2012Taking old train tracks and making them this gorgeous elevated walkway along the water off the Westside. There building shops and have little shows and can chill On Lounge chairs can be romantic spot

River R. • May 17, 2012An arthouse that shows a little more mainstream films. Theater is lovely and the food is fantastic. But, I could hear the train underground every few minutes during the movie. Beware of that!

Jeffrey L. • October 26, 2013Just got served a raw elk burger. With 5 cooks making the burgers you would think they would know how to cook. Guess it is more to show people are working. Now they need to train them.

The Corcoran Group • August 17, 2010Check out the front bar for drinks, the train car like theater for shows and the quiet outdoor space for relaxation. It’s small, so get there early.

Lizzie B. • June 28, 2017Nice new venue for shows and the like. Close to trains.

Caitlin S. • November 21, 2011Quick walk from Smorgasburg. If you're a music nerd, get there around ~5 and catch the soundcheck for the evening performer. Come back Thursday pm for Soul Train w/ Questlove. AWESOME venue for shows

Craig H. • August 9, 2013Bon Jovi and this stadium were made for each other, Fantastic and very well organised show. lots of stewards, lots of choice of food and several waiting trains to get everyone home after the show.

City of Yonkers N.Y. • June 3, 2013Did you know Yonkers Train Station appears in several movies and TV shows filmed in the city? Take a look at Stephen Spielberg's "Catch Me if You Can" and the HBO hit, "Boardwalk Empire."

Oscar P. • February 27, 2012If the 25 doesnt show then take this bus but it will leave you a couple of blocks from the 7 train

jiresell • March 26, 2018The subway trains show up here and then you can get on and go places...

alicetiara • October 17, 2011Get a walnut-raisin chubby from Zaros, camp out in the Acela waiting area which anyone can use, and wait for your train number to show up in Arrivals. That's your track.

0zzzy • October 19, 2011(Q) train to stop here after 2016 (2nd Avenue Subway).When you are in the station, the Orange wall to the side is fake and will / is being broken down to show the 2nd Avenue Subway Platform.

Adriano C. • September 2, 2011They show the state of L train with upgrade of 15 sec. So at least you know where is the train and i personally like the 80's interface of the software :)

Cole K. • August 12, 2019Great for a beer after a Celebrate Brooklyn show when you just aren’t ready to deal with the sweating crowds of humanity on the F train.

Leigh J. • April 22, 2013Why do four 7 trains show up for every N/Q? Ridiculous.

Peter S. • January 24, 2012Note the gorgeous flat screen TV's that don't actually show when the next train is coming, but rather, just adds for Chase credit cards.

RaJahn O. • May 20, 2013If you don't like the station, and want to get out a.s.a.p. Then go to your train or bus stop, wait for you train or bus to show up and leave! No one on here cares about you bitching and moaning!!