Travelling To NYU Brooklyn/Metrotech

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Travelling To NYU Brooklyn/Metrotech

About Brooklyn/Metrotech

A lot has changed in Brooklyn in the past few years, so you might not recognize it anymore if you haven’t visited in a while.  Metrotech is very accessible by taxi and subway.  We do not recommend that you rent a car, as parking is difficult and you won’t need a car here.

Subway Information

NYU’s Brooklyn/Metrotech campus is easily accessible by subway ().  The Jay St – MetroTech subway is the closest station (1 block away), and has the A, C, F and R lines.  Borough Hall station is a 7 minute walk and has 2,3,4,5 lines, and DeKalb Av is a 4 minute walk to B, Q, and R lines.

Subway currently costs $2.75 per ride, with a 1 week unlimited pass costing $32.  ()

Taxi and Ride Share

Taxis have become much more plentiful in the past couple of years in Brooklyn due to the introduction of the green taxis.  You can take a green taxi or a yellow taxi from Brooklyn to anywhere in NYC.  Its especially easy to pickup a taxi on Flatbush Ave northbound side, just a 2 min walk away, as many cabs use that street to return to Manhattan.

Travel By Air

There are three major airports near to NYU’s Brooklyn/Metrotech campus: Newark (EWR), LaGuardia (LGA) and John F. Kennedy (JFK). All airports have good public transport links, but we recommend the following ways to get between the airports and the city:

From JFK: the fastest and cheapest way to NYU’s Brooklyn/Metrotech campus is via the subway (A Train). .

From Newark/LaGuardia: the best travel option is via taxi – Lyft is also available if many people are sharing. Taxis are slightly more expensive, but are more plentiful. Support NYC’s taxi drivers if you can!

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