Amtrak and LIRR have a new home in New York City. A visionary project – a generation in the making – championed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Moynihan Train Hall is the city’s newest grand civic icon. The $1.6 billion project transforms the 100+ year-old James A. Farley Post Office Building into a modern, world-class transit hub – an idea first proposed by the late United States Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan more than a quarter-century ago.
Amtrak and LIRR have a new home in New York City. A visionary project – a generation in the making – Moynihan Train Hall is the city’s newest grand civic icon. The $1.6 billion project transforms the 100+ year-old James A. Farley Post Office Building into a modern, world-class transit hub – an idea first proposed by the late United States Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan more than a quarter-century ago.
Welcome to Moynihan Train Hall, home to Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road, where we’ve redefined the travel experience at America’s busiest transit hub. Immerse yourself in a seamless, modern journey featuring a grand 92-foot-high skylight, a high-tech passenger experience, a museum quality public art program, and taste the best cuisine in NYC!
Moynihan Train Hall provides direct access to both Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road.
Moynihan Train Hall is located between 8th and 9th Avenues, and 31st and 33rd Streets, directly across from Penn Station on the west side of 8th Avenue. It offers seamless access to the A, C, E, and 1, 2, 3 subway lines, local bus stops, CitiBike, taxis, and rideshare services right outside.
Opening Hours: 5:00AM – 1:00AM, Daily
Note: overnight (1:00AM to 5:00AM) Amtrak and LIRR services only available at Penn Station across 8th Avenue.
Explore our partnership with the Public Art Fund featuring three world-renowned artists – Stan Douglas, Kehinde Wiley and the duo Elmgreen & Dragset – and the large scale installations on permanent view. Marvel at the site-specific artworks that reflect upon the past, preset, and future of this landmark NYC building.
The Farley Building was constructed in the early 20th century as the General Post Office Building, and is one of the first buildings landmarked under preservation laws created in the wake of the destruction of its sister structure, the original Penn Station. Redeveloped into Moynihan Train Hall, the new facility seamlessly integrates modern transportation needs with the historic architecture.
Moynihan Train Hall is a standout addition to the city’s landscape and serves as an anchor of The Penn District connecting visitors to vibrant neighborhoods from Chelsea, Hell’s Kitchen, and the Garment District to Times Square, Midtown South, and the New West Side. The nearby High Line-Moynihan Connector offers direct access to the art-filled public park, just minutes away atop a historic railroad trestle.
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Experience the best of New York, only steps from the train. Moynihan Food Hall offers a curated selection of the city’s favorite eats, plus grab-n-go, travel, fashion, and wellness essentials on both the main concourse and first floor levels.
