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    • 8.9
      Rail Station
      87 E 42nd St (btwn Vanderbilt & Park Ave), New York
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      • Scott G.

        Scott G. • January 28, 2011Buy a beer from the carts on the platform; best prices in town and make the ride more fun,

    • 7.5
      Boutique
      125 5th Ave (between 19th and 20th St.), New York
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      • Sai D.

        Sai D. • August 21, 2010The new sergio Rossi double platform shoes are a must have!

    • 9.1
      Structure
      350 5th Ave (btwn 33rd & 34th St), New York
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      • Hector

        Hector • December 19, 2015Slender and spectacular as I always remember it. The viewing platforms at the top offer some of the best views of the entire Manhattan and beyond

    • 8.9
      Hotel
      20 W 29th St (at Broadway), New York
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      • Christine N.

        Christine N. • August 30, 2010Lobby is great for sipping coffee or a cocktail. They also have a photo booth! I love platforms for vanity!

    • 9.4
      Park
      btwn Gansevoort & W 34th St (btwn 10th & 12th Ave), New York
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      • KEN N.

        KEN N. • March 10, 2016Best attraction for tourists and locals to spend time viewing NYC from an elevated platform. Great to visit both day and night,

    • 8.2
      Grocery StoreView Products
      1313 3rd Ave (btwn 75th & 76th St.), New York
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      • Star 1 item on the menu matches platforms
    • 8.8
      Department Store
      611 5th Ave Fl 8 (btwn E 49th & E 50th St), New York
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      • InStyle

        InStyle • October 29, 2010Romantic lace pumps are a gorgeous evening choice this season. If they feel too delicate for you, look for one with a platform.

    • 6.6
      Museum
      City Hall Park (original IRT Station, now abandoned), New York
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      • Jenna S.

        Jenna S. • July 5, 2017Take the 6 train past the end of the line at Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall. It swoops down past a cool abandoned train station and comes back up on the other side of the platform. Do it in the daytime.

    • 9.5
      Bridge
      Brooklyn Bridge, New York
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      • Cameron A.

        Cameron A. • April 25, 2010Infrastructure, monument, muse, obstacle-strewn bike path, treacherous footpath, platform for photographing Brooklyn and Manhattan, wedding venue. At least this is what the bridge has been for me.

    • 8.4
      Plaza
      Broadway & 7th Ave (btwn W 42nd & 47th St), New York
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      • Mike M.

        Mike M. • April 30, 2010Take some photos from the top of the new bleacher seating platform - it offers a great perspective downtown

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      MetroView Prices
      Fulton St (Nassau St), New York
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      • Maurice W.

        Maurice W. • April 11, 2011Excellent Cell Phone Coverage On The Brooklyn,Bronx Bound 4 & 5 Train Platforms

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      Metro
      23rd St (8th Ave), New York
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      • C H R I S

        C H R I S • February 25, 2012Perfect AT&T 3G signal on the platforms.

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      Metro
      Broadway (at W 34th St), New York
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      • Marc B.

        Marc B. • September 16, 2010play with the sound thingy in the middle of both platforms of the N/Q/R. can't miss it - green boxes!

    • 5.7
      Rail Station
      1 Penn Plz (btwn W 31st & W 33rd St), New York
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      • Andrea F.

        Andrea F. • October 11, 2016I recommend go with extra time, the distances between platforms are great and it's a crowed place.

    • 6.5
      Gastropub$$$$View Menu
      220 W Houston St (at Varick St), New York
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      • Stef S.

        Stef S. • March 10, 2014Recommend for private party! Held one last Saturday with approx 25p in platform area - food was delish, no one was ever without a drink, and DJ is the best. Also very reasonable pp pricing. 👍👍

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      Metro
      W 4th St (6th Ave & Washington Sq), New York
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      • Kerwin P.

        Kerwin P. • August 21, 2018Always watch out for vomit on the platforms.....and it gets a little hot out there. Listen to the Mta workers whn there are service changes too.

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      Metro
      Broadway (btwn W 96 St & W 94 St), New York
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      • Untapped Cities

        Untapped Cities • March 13, 201596th St was in service since 1904 and was part of the first subway. But with a 200 foot platform, the station was retired in 1959 for similar reasons as the abandoned Worth Street & 18th St stations.

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      Metro
      WTC (at W Broadway & Greenwich St.), New York
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      • Auntie T.

        Auntie T. • July 19, 2018There are no signs posted for the next train. You need to know the schedule or just wait. There is a small scroll at the bottom of the TV screen but not until you are on the platform.

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      Metro
      50th St (8th Ave), New York
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      • Randall

        Randall • May 19, 2011You can get mobile service at the back of the C train platform going uptown and at the front going uptown.

    • 5.9

      20. KFC

      Fried Chicken$$$$
      242 E 14th St (2nd Ave), New York
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      • John-Carlos L.

        John-Carlos L. • January 18, 2016Mac and cheese was on point I highly recommend drunkenly eating it on the L platform nearby for the best experience

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      Metro
      Centre St (Chambers St), New York
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      • The Official Khalis

        The Official Khalis • August 25, 2011The Chambers Street J/Z platform under the municipal building is historic in that it once stood as the BMTs south terminal. LIRR excursion trains also departed from this station via the Broadway BMT.

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      Metro
      Canal St (at Broadway), New York
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      • Sal

        Sal • April 30, 2012There's great data reception on the 6 platform.

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      Metro
      Essex St (at Delancey St), New York
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      • Adjua G.

        Adjua G. • April 6, 2012On the Brooklyn-bound J/M platform you can get reception if you're on AT&T. Stand at the back railing of third staircase. It's the one across from the newsstand on the other side. w00t!

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      Metro
      33rd St. (at 6th Ave.), New York
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      • Ann M.

        Ann M. • April 28, 2010If you want a seat on a path train, walk to the very end of the platform and you'll have a better chance.

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      Metro
      Lexington Ave (at E 59th St), New York
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      • Chelsea

        Chelsea • September 12, 20125pm is the WORST time to take the train from here, especially if taking N/Q/R. Sometimes the entire platform is full and one can barely walk. I always try to commute after 6.

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      Metro
      W 14th St (at 6th Ave), New York
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      • @joeljet

        @joeljet • June 26, 2012Staging tip - Stand at the end of the L platform (to get on the last subway car) for the 1st Ave stop. You'll shoot right up the exit when you get there.

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      Metro
      E 23rd St (at Park Ave South), New York
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      • Jonathan L.

        Jonathan L. • November 17, 2014North exit leaves you on 23rd St & South exit leaves you on 22nd St. Station agent only available on the north side of uptown platform.

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      MetroView Prices
      7 E 14th St (at Broadway & Union Square), New York
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      • Roger G.

        Roger G. • September 25, 2010Can get a signal toward back of downtown platform

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      Metro
      Avenue of the Americas (47th - 50th St), New York
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      • Kevin R.

        Kevin R. • May 14, 2012On hot, muggy mornings, the platforms smell more like Rockefeller's Septic Tank.

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      Metro
      Spring St. (Lafayette St.), New York
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      • Matt H.

        Matt H. • August 16, 2011This station is confusing. Make sure you enter from the best possible spot above ground or you will do a ton of walking getting to the right platform.

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