MTA Weekender Events: January 2-5, 2026

As the New Year begins, the MTA announces key changes for the weekend of January 2-5, 2026. The holiday season may be winding down, but there are still events to enjoy, including the Transit Museum’s nostalgic holiday rides. MTA Weekender Events: January 2-5, 2026 This weekend, riders can take advantage of unique holiday rides available …

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MTA Weekender Events: January 2-5, 2026

As the New Year begins, the MTA announces key changes for the weekend of January 2-5, 2026. The holiday season may be winding down, but there are still events to enjoy, including the Transit Museum’s nostalgic holiday rides.

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MTA Weekender Events: January 2-5, 2026

This weekend, riders can take advantage of unique holiday rides available at the Transit Museum. These special rides will operate between 2 Av and 96 St. Additionally, the holiday train show at Grand Central Station remains open until February, offering a festive experience.

Service Changes Overview

Several subway lines will experience notable service changes this weekend due to maintenance and structural work. Here are the details for affected lines:

  • Line Changes (Friday 11:30 PM to Monday 5 AM):
    • Train A: Running between Eastchester-Dyre Av and Chambers St.
    • Train 2: No service.
    • Train 5: Running between Wakefield-241 St and Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College.

Specific Line Updates

  • Train 1: No service between Inwood-207 St and 168 St.
  • Train 3: Running between 168 St and Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd.
  • Train C: No service between Bedford-Nostrand Avs and Church Av.

Alternative Travel Options

Due to the closures, the MTA recommends several alternative travel methods:

  • Use free shuttle buses between Inwood-207 St and 168 St.
  • For local service between 168 St and 145 St, take the A train.
  • Use nearby stations for connections to skipped stops.

Stay Informed

To ensure smooth travel during these service changes, riders are encouraged to stay updated. Check the MTA homepage for real-time information on subway, bus, and rail service. Download the MTA and TrainTime apps for the latest updates.

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Don’t forget to sign up for the MTA Weekender newsletter. Subscribers receive service changes directly to their inbox every Friday, which helps in planning weekend travel.

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