34 Street-Hudson Yards (7) - Photos Page 6

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A wrapped R62 train with Times Square, Manhattan still on the destination signs

A 34-Hudson Train enters to terminate

Approaching the station entrance (with plywood walls because the plaza around it is still under construction at night)

Stairs or escalators into the station? The sign for the subway station is nicely illuminated

The Redbird Museum train is in the station, it will soon operate a special trip to Game 5 of the World Series in regular passenger service

R33 #9068 on the Train of Many Colors that waits at Hudson Yards to make a revenue trip to Game 5 of the World Series

R33WF #9586 (notice how the windows look different compared to R33 #9069, a regular Redbird) waits to leave Hudson Yards to run a Redbird trip to Citi Field where the Mets are about to play in Game 5 of the World Series

R33-WF #9587 will be the last car of the 2015 World Series Mets Express (as the sign on the train says)

R33-WF #9587 stopped at the ultra-modern 34 Street-Hudson Yards Station

R33-ML #9017 and #9206 painted in different color schemes, making of the Train of Many Colors (SMEE cars) that are running a special trip to Game 5 of the 2015 World Series

R33-ML #9017 and #9016 in their unique bright red with yellow trim livery

Sign for the Next Train, conventional R62As, I'll wait to ride the Redbirds

R33-WF #9306, preserved in the original livery and not given a mid-life overall part of the Transit Museum fleet in 1976, in the original livery it was in for the World's Fare and opening of Shea Stadium in 1964. It will very fittingly lead the Museum Train to the 2015 World Series

The historic Streamliner Park Car is more than double the age older than this temporary SDY station

R33-WF #9306 looks crowded from the platform. It will soon lead a special trip to Willets Pt Corona via local for the 2015 World Series

Heading up to the mezzanine, now with two exits

Which exit, 34 Street (with a lift) or 35 Street?

The northern end of the mezzanine, two wide staircases lead up to the portal elevator hill to 35 Street

The silver clad 'portal' walkway that leads to the start of the escalator bank up to 35 Street

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