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MTA service for Thanksgiving weekend
NEW YORK MTA buses and subways will operate on a Sunday schedule on Thanksgiving Day.
The closest subway stations to the start of the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade are the 1 at 79th
Street and the C at 81st Street.
There will be additional service on the 42nd Street S shuttle, and increased service on the 1 line.
On Black Friday, November 23, service will operate on a weekday schedule with some exceptions.
The LIRR will operate additional trains on Wednesday, November 21, and on Thanksgiving.
On Black Friday, the LIRR will run a near-normal weekday train schedule.
Off-peak fares will be in effect for the entire four-day holiday weekend.
Parking will be free at many stations.
Thanksgiving weekend marks the start of extra weekend trains that will run for six holiday
weekends, through December 30.
Metro-North will operate extra trains on Wednesday, November 21, departing Grand Central
beginning at 1 p.m.
On Thanksgiving Day, Metro-North will operate a holiday schedule with 2 extra AM inbound service for those going to see the Macy's Parade, and extra late morning and early afternoon outbound service.
On Black Friday, Metro-North will operate a Saturday schedule with lots of extra service during the AM and PM peak periods.
Off-peak fares will be in effect for the entire four-day holiday weekend, and customers traveling
in groups should consider sharing a 10-trip ticket for savings.
Parking will be free at many stations.
Staten Island customers looking to get a head start on their holiday weekend will be able to catch
earlier afternoon express train service on Wednesday, November 21, with extra SIR trains added
earlier in the afternoon beginning at 2:31 p.m. from the St. George Ferry Terminal. There will be
one express train and one local train awaiting every boat until 7:50 p.m.
On Thanksgiving Day, November 22, SIR will operate a Sunday schedule, while on Black
Friday, trains will run on a regular weekday schedule.
To ease travel for its customers this Thanksgiving, routine maintenance and temporary
construction work at all MTA Bridges and Tunnels crossings will be suspended beginning at
noon on Wednesday, November 21, until early Monday morning, November 26.
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