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![]() that's excellent news, congrats to NYRA!
Realize no one has a crystal ball and it says extra trains will be added on Belmont day, but historically does anyone know how *packed* the trains are outbound and returning to Penn Station on the big day?? |
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![]() I think it all depends on a couple of things. The obvious #1 factor would be if there is a Triple Crown at stake.
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![]() thank you! excellent point and will keep in mind as things progress - if all turns out the way am planning, hope to be on one of the trains, just don't want to be standing on the platform at midnite (!) ...
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The trip to the track is crowded, but nothing like the way back. There's always seats and people are still in a good mood so it's fun. I'm so glad the Belmont Special is running again. Getting to Belmont if you don't have a car is a big pain in the ass otherwise.
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![]() If you don't mind a bit of a walk you can walk to the Floral Park or Queens Village LIRR stations. Trains are less crowded and they run on a set schedule.
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![]() all good info, thank you! a 30 min wait time and standing up for the ride with everyone in a good mood can do no problemo, waiting in line two hours then standing for the ride there might be a baffroom problem
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