If you are purchasing tickets for additional guests, you must forward the link to the form to them as they will not receive a separate email.

Each ticket holder (except those ages 10-17) are required to complete this step.A link to the ID submission and Visitor Release form will be included in your confirmation email.Old City Hall station is a restricted access site, and all visitors must comply with the security process. Second, all ticket holders, including the purchaser and any intended guests, must provide a copy of a government-issued ID and sign the Visitor Release form within 48 hours of your ticket purchase.See below for a full list of ticket allowances for each membership level. If you are not yet a member, join now to access all the perks of membership. Then click the registration link to purchase ticket(s).

First, become a member! Then go to your selected tour’s page and log into your membership account at the top right-hand corner of the page (if you are already a member, you may need to reset your password).Registration for Jewel in the Crown: Old City Hall Station is a two-step process: Watch our email newsletter to stay up to date on new tour dates. Tickets go on sale three times a year.For the calendar of tours going on sale on March 8th, visit here.They are only available to members and sell out quickly. New York Transit Museum members have the unique opportunity to explore this New York landmark through exclusive guided tours. Though its track is still active as a turnaround for the 6 line, trains no longer stop at Old City Hall station. Then head underground to explore the station designed by renowned architects George Heins & Christopher LaFarge, with innovative vaulted tile ceilings by master artisan Rafael Guastavino.

The tour begins above ground with the fascinating history of Alfred Beach’s Pneumatic Tube and the development of City Hall and the subway system. With exclusive access through the New York Transit Museum, explore the elegant chandeliers, leaded skylights, vaulted tile ceiling, and graceful curves of this decommissioned subway station. In 1904, New York City’s very first subway ride left from the City Hall station amidst great civic pride. Fall 2023 tours will be available for purchase this summer. Spring/Summer 2023 in-person tours of Old City Hall Station are sold out.

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