New York Transit Museum

As of August 30, 2017. Admission Adults $10 Children (2-17) $5 Seniors 62+ $5, Seniors are free on Wednesdays (excludes senior group visits) Museum Members free

They have an extensive gift shop selling whatever they can think of that in any way relates to the MTA. I liked it, but would have liked to see more books on their own collection. Its really quite an impressive museum.

Yes, there is a separate entrance for wheelchairs.

On a rush round, it would take around an hour. If you want to linger round some of the exhibits and study them, quite a bit longer. It really depends on how interested you are in the history of public transport in and around New York.

Not the actual trolleys, but many historic photos and videos.

Yes, you can and will work if you kid is really to young for be walking around , but I didn't saw any kind of stroller access, which means you need to carry or roll the stroller through the stairs, this museum is set in an old train station.

Because it's a museum, they're notorious for closing early.

Yes,the admission is free for under 2 years old

Free admission if you're a MTA employee.

In the gift shop or as part of the exhibit? I'm not sure about the gift shop but they do have a section that shows the tickets/tokens that have been used throughout the years. It was really cool to see the change in tokens.

Many! There’s one two doors down! You’ll be fine and safe!

Yes

No its open.

Nope

Yes.

It took us about 2 hours. There are lots of things to read. We really enjoyed it

In 1993

The Transit Museum has wheelchair accessible entrance (wheelchair lift) no elevator and is located on the corner of Schermerhorn and Court Streets, in Downtown Brooklyn

Yes

That's Citi bikes if you have your own bike I would suggest you bring a chain and lock for your bike.

Their Website have information on that, I heard they take some of the old cars out for ride at different time throughout the year.

You pay the admission when you get to the museum. It's not necessary to call in advance for a ticket.

No

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As of August 30, 2017. Admission Adults $10 Children (2-17) $5 Seniors 62+ $5, Seniors are free on Wednesdays (excludes senior group visits) Museum Members free

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"The Transit Museum’s wheelchair accessible entrance is located on the corner of Schermerhorn and Court Streets, in Downtown Brooklyn. Once there please press the call button to the left of the gate. The Museum’s admissions coordinator will dispatch a staff member to operate the lift."

Hopefully when the MTA removed the mask mandate the museum will too.

Unfortunately you still have to wear one there. In fact there are numerous employees walking around who will correct you if you pull it down even if you are standing alone.

Yes guest has to pay. $ 10

Send an email to their customer service Reps.

If he is 5yr or older, yes he has to be vaccinated

It's not a Federal site, I think you should be fine, but call ahead to make sure.

Yes, Friday through Sunday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm.

On their Facebook page, they say it's going to open on August 14 2021.

It's going to open again on August 14 of this year.

happy birthday

Yes.

You should always call before going so you can now book ticket calling them or online.and you know if open or not also 311 will give info on what is going on

The 4 & The Five To Court St .. Walk A Few Blocks Over

Ten dollars

Yes

The museum is not free. I don't know if certain people can get in for Free.

Yes the museum do that, you see tools a movie on a screen and pictures who show how the tunnel was build.

There is, at the beginning of the exhibition you have details about the different type of construction, the tools used back in time and some interesting photos of construction sites

It's about $5 for kids in the age range 2-17 years old

You answered your own question. It is a NYC Subway station hot when hot cold when cold.

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It is free only for museum's members.

$10.00 Adults, $5.00 Sr. Citizens and Children

Difficult to park on the street. The best way to get there is by subway.

$10 is what we paid for each of us. Well worth price of admission

Starting at $60 and $40 for student rates.

No u have to pay

No parking

http://www.thruway.ny.gov/ezpass/otg/mobile.html

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10 for adults, 5 for seniors, not sure about children. Seniors over 62 free on Wednesday.

Check with the staff before visiting. Keep in mind, there will be other visitors here during business hours.

I don't know, I didn't go on a Sunday...I went during the week..but look at their website...for more info. Good day!!

I visited last June (2018). As far as I can remember, they accepted my (UK) debit card then.

I did see an elevator next to the entrance

Adults 10.00 Child from the age 2-17- 5.00 Senior 62and over 5.00and also free on Wednesday

Nope. No parking. Just take the train to Brooklyn.

According to their website There is no student discount. It's Adults: $10 Children (2-17): $5 Seniors 62+: $5, Free on Wednesdays

Yes

D train doesn't go close. 2,3,4,5 to Borough Hall or A,C,F,R to Jay St Metro Tech is closest stations.

Yes they have old buses

Street parking where and when available across the street from City Hall. I recommend researching and taking the subway to within a few blocks walk from it. MUCH cheaper and easier to get around.

The museum is in the subway line terminus in an actual subway station right across from Brooklyn City Hall. Normal street parking is everywhere in the area.

I don't know the answer to that question but you can call them and asked them that question okay. Sid

5 for kids 12 under. 10 for adults

They have a number of different subway cars on the tracks of a real former subway station. They don't move or have a "Thomas " type engine, but they are real. You can even get an engineer's hat in the gift shop.

No you pay an addmissions fee when entering adults and children if the child is under 5 years I think they are free to enter. Enjoy it's so much FUN🙂

10 for adults. 5 for kids

1.5 to 2 hrs, depending upon how much you read

Might be able to check the list of places that exept the card , the gate price is well worth it , its a very COOL musieum

Yes

Strollers are allowed upstairs ... but I'm not sure about downstairs. There's plenty to do upstairs - they have an activity room for kids. Check the website for activity times. I checked website: museum is handicapped-accssible, except for some of the old trains. Strollers should go in by main entrance.

No

$10 for adults, $5 for kids

They cross honor nysci membership for free entry

No

No you cant walk in between the subway cars. Have to walk out onto the platform and into the next car

Not free unless you have some type of card ex: cool culture

Well about the tours you can always check online or in person... Everything else is pretty much hands on.. Its a cool spot to check out

They don't check ID. +1

No.. unless you're MTA employee

Yes until 5 pm

Don't know you would have to call them and ask,sorry

No. Based on their website Admission Adults $10 Children (2-17) $5 Seniors 62+ $5, Seniors are free on Wednesdays (excludes senior group visits) Museum Members free

Nooo still have to pay 10 dollars but worth it though.

There are no discounts for city workers but maybe there is for transit workers

I don't think it's wheelchair accessible at the entrance...its an old station from my time there it was mostly stairs

Just peace and love.

$10 for adults and $5 for Children! Also,if your an elder Your going to have to pay more than $10 i think

You might have to ask in advance, but if you shoot downstairs on the older trains you might be able to get away with it.

No

They have a r44 train. Not an r46.

No

YES

Same with FDNY.

$5.00 .

If you are into NYC and transportation history, yes, this museum is well worth the $10.00 price of admission.

No but they have abc letter t shirts like the (T) (2) (W) and others whats your favorite letter btw im a kid i went there and im 7 and Love trains

10 dollars. If you are a Senior of 62 years and more it is 5 dollars. Wednesdays are free.

Seniors 10USD, Minors 5USD

The staff is very lenient just approach them with any concerns or questions that may arise