The new No. 7 Subway extension is the first addition to New York City’s mass transit system in more than a generation.

Hudson Yards, an area isolated for decades by a massive, open rail yard, is transforming into one of the city’s most convenient neighborhoods with the historic introduction of new mass transit into the neighborhood. The centerpiece is the extension of the No. 7 Subway from its current terminus at Times Square to a new station between 10th and 11th avenues at West 34th Street.

Visitors can access 30 Hudson Yards at Hudson Yards directly from the No. 7 Subway station. With this new subway station at the front door of Hudson Yards, the new No. 7 Subway will link the neighborhood to the 8th Avenue, 7th Avenue, 6th Avenue and Lexington Avenue subway lines.

Service on the new No. 7 Subway will begin in 2014—before the first building at Hudson Yards opens.

Subway Station Connection

• Direct access via the new No. 7 Subway extension to regional rail routes at Grand Central Terminal
• 5 minute walk to Penn Station
• Access to commuter service viaLong Island Rail Road, New Jersey Transit, PATH and Amtrak