PATH train service in and out of Hoboken is expected to resume Thursday morning following a power issue on Wednesday night.
Barring any last-minute snags, thousands of commuters will flow back down Hoboken PATH stairs, including some new ones too, starting Tuesday.
The project is expected to take place over two years as part of the agency's forward plan with the closure lasting 25 days.
PATH says a broken rail between Exchange Place and the World Trade Center temporarily suspended some train service.
The station will close for 25 straight days as part the agency's $430 million PATH forward plan.
A one-way trip on the PATH now costs riders $3, up from the previous $2.75 fare.