The New York City Subway is the only large subway or metro system in the world to maintain service to all its stations around the clock. The overnight service shown in the night map runs generally from midnight to 6 a.m., although certain lines' overnight service patterns depicted in the map may begin or end slightly earlier or later than that.
The MTA has printed 25,000 copies of the map in tandem with its normal press run of a million copies of the standard subway and railroad map. The night map is available free of charge while supplies last at the New York Transit Museum, at Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street in Downtown Brooklyn and at the Transit Museum Annex in Grand Central Terminal.
The night map, developed in-house by the MTA, is the same size as the standard map and similarly folds into a pocket-sized document. In addition to the folded version, 300 pristine, unfolded press sheets of the night map are available for purchase at the Transit Museum Annex for $20 each.
It has also been posted to the MTA's website as a PDF and can be found at MTA.info.
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