Step Back in Time With NYC's Parade of Trains
Briefly

The Parade of Trains, hosted by MTA New York City Transit and the New York Transit Museum, is set for June 7-8, offering free rides on vintage subway cars. This event features iconic cars from over a century of transit history, including the 1904 BU Gate Cars and the BMT Standards. Riders can enjoy unique features such as original seats and period advertisements while traveling between Brighton Beach and Kings Highway stations. The event is accessible at Kings Highway, but Brighton Beach lacks wheelchair access.
The Parade of Trains gives riders a rare chance to travel aboard historic subway cars spanning more than 100 years of service.
This year's lineup showcases iconic rail-cars from the Transit Museum's collection, preserving original features like rattan seats and period advertisements.
Trains will run in a continuous loop, allowing passengers to board or exit at either Brighton Beach or Kings Highway stations.
Kings Highway station is ADA accessible, providing elevator access, while Brighton Beach station is not wheelchair accessible.
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