Ride-Along
Ride the line with him
Pick any train in the city and watch it run, stop by stop. Each station lights up as the train pulls in — and where Antoine has something to say about a stop, he says it.
Ready when you are
Queens Blvd Express/6 Av Local
Jamaica-179 St
Queens
169 St
Queens
Parsons Blvd
Queens
Sutphin Blvd
Queens
Briarwood
Queens
Kew Gardens-Union Tpke
Queens
75 Av
Queens
Forest Hills-71 Av
Queens
67 Av
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
63 Dr-Rego Park
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Woodhaven Blvd
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Grand Av-Newtown
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Elmhurst Av
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Av
Queens
Jackson Heights — Among the most linguistically diverse neighborhoods on earth — more than 160 languages are spoken in this part of Queens. Little India runs along 74th Street.
65 St
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Northern Blvd
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
46 St
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Steinway St
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Museum of the Moving Image — Attached to Kaufman Astoria Studios, where films have been made since 1920 and Sesame Street is still shot. Steinway Street north of here is the heart of Little Egypt.
36 St
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
21 St-Queensbridge
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Roosevelt Island
Manhattan◷ Not every F stops here
Lexington Av/63 St
Manhattan◷ Not every F stops here
57 St
Manhattan◷ Not every F stops here
Queens Plaza
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Court Sq-23 St
Queens◷ Not every F stops here
Long Island City — MoMA PS1, a public school turned contemporary art museum, and Gantry Plaza State Park on the water with the Pepsi-Cola sign.
Lexington Av/53 St
Manhattan◷ Not every F stops here
5 Av/53 St
Manhattan◷ Not every F stops here
47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Ctr
Manhattan
42 St-Bryant Pk
Manhattan
34 St-Herald Sq
Manhattan
Herald Square — Macy's flagship store has stood on Herald Square since 1902 and still ends the Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Empire State Building is two blocks east on 34th.
23 St
Manhattan
14 St
Manhattan
W 4 St-Wash Sq
Manhattan
Broadway-Lafayette St
Manhattan
2 Av
Manhattan
Delancey St-Essex St
Manhattan
The Lower East Side — The Tenement Museum on Orchard Street preserves the apartments of the families who actually lived in them. Essex Market has been trading since 1940.
East Broadway
Manhattan
York St
Brooklyn
DUMBO — Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. Stand on Washington Street and the bridge frames the Empire State Building exactly.
Jay St-MetroTech
Brooklyn
Downtown Brooklyn — Borough Hall, the courts, and Junior's on Flatbush — making the cheesecake since 1950.
Bergen St
Brooklyn
Carroll St
Brooklyn
Smith-9 Sts
Brooklyn
4 Av-9 St
Brooklyn
7 Av
Brooklyn
15 St-Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton Pkwy
Brooklyn
Church Av
Brooklyn
Ditmas Av
Brooklyn
18 Av
Brooklyn
Avenue I
Brooklyn
Bay Pkwy
Brooklyn
Avenue N
Brooklyn
Avenue P
Brooklyn
Kings Hwy
Brooklyn
Avenue U
Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here
Avenue X
Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here
Neptune Av
Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here
W 8 St-NY Aquarium
Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here
Coney Island-Stillwell Av
Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here
Coney Island — The Cyclone has been running since 1927 and is a protected landmark. The Wonder Wheel is older still, from 1920. Nathan's has sold hot dogs on Surf Avenue since 1916 and holds the eating contest every Fourth of July.