Visting Times Square

Getting Around and Parking

Times Square is a major transportation hub of New York City. Many of the city’s subway lines run through the area, so you can easily get from here to anywhere in Manhattan – and vice versa. Plus, you have your choice of hailing a taxi, taking a bus, finding long or short-term parking, or even grabbing the occasional pedicab. ‍ Subway

• 42nd Street, Times Square (Connects to 42nd Street, Port Authority): N, Q, R, 1, 2, 3, 7, S
• 42nd Street, Port Authority (8th Avenue): A, C, E
• 49th Street (7th Avenue): N, Q, R
• 50th Street (8th Avenue): C, E
• 50th Street (Broadway): 1, 2, 3

Bus M20, M16, M104, M7 Check out the MTA’s Manhattan bus map or visit Mta.Info for more information on route stops and destinations..

Taxis New York’s iconic taxis run frequently through Times Square.

Airport Shuttles Many Times Square hotels offer shuttle services to the airports. Visit our Hotels page for more information on hotels in the area.Several airport shuttles also make pick ups and drop offs at the Port Authority Bus Station on 42nd St and 8th Ave.

Accessibility

Times Square is open and accessible to all. For more details on accessibility throughout the Times Square neighborhood, the ways that the Times Square Alliance keeps our public spaces, plazas, and events accessible to all, and for questions about making your trip accessible, please contact: (212) 768-1560 or info@TimesSquareNYC.org.

General Tips

• Our curb-cut sidewalks are wheelchair-friendly, particularly the Broadway plazas!
• Times Square is a popular destination, particularly during the summer and the month of December. However, if you would like to come at a quieter time, it is typically less crowded in the early morning and the late night.
• Per our pedestrian count data, the busiest pedestrian hours are typically 12pm – 2pm and 4pm – 7pm. The quietest hours are 1am – 6am and 10am – 11am during the workweek.