For those who have seen N2N

[E.Davis]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:28pm

If I catch the evening show, would I be able to make my train at Penn. Station at 10:50...

Thank you

[Blockhead24]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:34pm

Yeah you could

[Patti_LuPone_Fan]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:35pm

I would say not but if you can, please run like hell.

[invisiblegirl322]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:38pm

Yes you can. I've done it before.

[adamgreer]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:45pm

Yes, the show gets out between 10:20-10:25, depending on where you're sitting. You don't have to run, just walk briskly.

[E.Davis]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:48pm

I was thinking get a cab...or no?

[Luv2goToShows]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 4:59pm

might be just as quick to walk, when the theaters get out streets are crowded and there is plenty of competition to catch cabs, so you may waste time trying to catch one. Your best bet is cut thru Shubert alley on to 44 then go down either 7th or 8th to Penn Station. Not sure which street is closer to the entrance to the train but walking down 8th is usually a little less crowded and you miss the congestion of Times Square.

[dramamama611]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 5:15pm

Walk it. As long as you get yourself out of the theater utscnot that difficult.

[winston89]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 11:01pm

Another option is that you can catch the 8th Avenue line on the corner of 44th. Entrance is on the same side of the street as The St James. And, it let's you off right in Penn Station. All you have to do is take the A C or E one stop downtown to Penn and you're there.

[Luv2goToShows]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 11:21pm

I thought about that too winston, but the trains have been running slow lately, not sure if there is a work slow down because of pending layoffs or if it is work on tracks.

Either way E.Davis, if you do decide to take the subway be sure to have a metrocard before hand for easy entry. Also keep in mind at that time of night the trains do not run as frequently, A, E & C are every 10 to 12 minutes, so figure on a few minutes wait for either or.

For maps, schedules and more info:

http://www.mta.info

[winston89]

Posted: 3/12/10 at 11:30pm

As far as I can tell, trains have been running fine. The only thing that might cause delays is that there is construction on some lines at given times. Anyone who rides the subways with frequency in NYC can tell you that there are always delays during times of track work. However, that is due to the trains running around the work itself not because of any layoff issues.

Other then that, at least for me, I have not noticed any change in pattern for the run of the NYC subways.