F Line Guide — New York Tourist Navigation

5Stations

5Accessible

5Interchange Stops

Metro/SubwayLine Type

About the F Line in New York

The F line is a metro/subway line serving New York, operated by MTA. It has 5 stations in CityNav's database, of which 5 are wheelchair accessible. There are 5 interchange stations where you can connect to other lines.

Tourist tip for New York: Use an OMNY card or contactless bank card — tap on, tap off at any MTA subway turnstile or bus reader.

Best pass for tourists: OMNY contactless or 7-day MetroCard

All Stations on the F Line

Stations marked ♿ are wheelchair accessible. Interchange stations show connecting lines.

Herald Square-34 St ♿ Accessible

Connects to: BDMNQR

Coney Island-Stillwell Av ♿ Accessible

Connects to: DNQ

Forest Hills-71 Av ♿ Accessible

Connects to: EMR

Rockefeller Center-47-50 Sts ♿ Accessible

Connects to: BDM

Lexington Avenue-63rd Street ♿ Accessible

Connects to: Q

Interchange Stations

These stations connect the F line to other New York transit lines — useful for planning multi-line journeys.

Herald Square-34 St

B D M N Q R

Coney Island-Stillwell Av

D N Q

Forest Hills-71 Av

E M R

Rockefeller Center-47-50 Sts

B D M

Lexington Avenue-63rd Street

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F Line Tourist Guide

About the F Line in New York

All Stations on the F Line

Interchange Stations

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