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Customer Service Centers

Visit our Customer Service Centers in subway stations or in Lower Manhattan.

About Customer Service Centers

Customer Service Centers are available in several subway stations. They're staffed 24/7 by New York City Transit station agents, who are ready to assist customers with things such as using OMNY or signing up to be a part of our Reduced-Fare program

Station agents are able to meet riders where they are and provide hands-on, 24/7 support. They can help with wayfinding in stations and on platforms, using fare machines or OMNY readers, providing information during service disruptions, and reporting issues related to in-station amenities like elevators or turnstiles.

You can also visit our Customer Service Center at 3 Stone Street in Lower Manhattan for in-person help.

Where to find Customer Service Centers

In subway stations

Customer Service Centers are now open 24/7 in the following stations: 

The Bronx

  • 161 St-Yankee Stadium    
  • Fordham Rd  
  • Parkchester  

Brooklyn

  • Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr          
  • Coney Island-Stillwell Av     
  • Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs   

Manhattan

  • 34 St-Penn Station    
  • 125 St    
  • 168 St    
  • Fulton St         
  • Times Sq-42 St          

Queens

  • Flushing-Main St  
  • Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Av      
  • Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av-JFK Airport    

Staten Island

  • St. George  

In Lower Manhattan

  • Location: 3 Stone St, New York, NY 10004
  • Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, except holidays
  • Nearby subway stations:
    • Bowling Green ​​
    • Whitehall Street-South Ferry ​​​
    • Broad Street ​​

More ways to get help

If you need help outside of a subway station, there are plenty of ways to contact us.

Use our self-service feedback tool to report a problem or make a suggestion. You can also reach us by phoneby mail, or by chat on our official apps.