The staircase down to the lower-level mezzanine from the upper level one to transfer to all lines except Flatbush Avenue-bound trains
The Pacific Street fare control area with the subway free after Superstorm Sandy, the small mezzanine has been divided into entry and exit to make crowd control easier
A barricade in the middle of the mezzanine that has been separated into entry and exit sides for free subway service after Superstorm Sandy
Two days later: One service, the 4 and 5 trains are back running to Manhattan
Although the subway is no longer free, passengers still leave the system through a gate marked exit only
The enter only gate is now locked, the subway is no longer free, fare collection resumed at midnight
The white board has free crossed out but informs passengers of 4 and 5 train service to Manhattan
Although the New York City marathon has been canceled there is still a No Parking sign along the station entrance
The decorative roof of this street stair also includes a display of present subway service, it doesn't look so good after Superstorm Sandy
A close up of all the Superstorm Sandy Service Changes and Suspensions
The No Longer Exit only staircase from when this stop was a hub of bus transfer activity
The turnstiles are turned off at the Pacific Street end of the station. Governor Cuomo in a silly measure has ordered the R train in Brooklyn only free in commemoration of Superstorm Sandy
Confused passengers at the turnstiles that are off and opened high exit turnstile. The Brooklyn half of the R train is free in commemoration of the one-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy (Cuomo's idea, not the MTA's)
Looking across at the historic, unused headhouse at the crossroads of Brooklyn, the Atlantic Terminal Mall is in the background
A close-up across the street to the headhouse surrounded by construction fencing getting some restoration work done
Looking down on the wide staircase that connects the whole station together from the Brooklyn-bound 2/3 platform
Wide green columns line the Pacific Street mezzanine
Large green columns by staircases down to the D,N,R platforms
A large golden sign that states 'This work is part of the Negative Cable Replacement on the 4th Avenue Line. Please bear with us and forgive any inconvenient while work is in progress'
The two staircases down to the Bay Ridge & Coney Island D,N,R platform
