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You guys wanna see a station that's in horrid condition come to the 53rd street train station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn on the R line. There's one entrance with no booth that's in really bad condition. Graffiti EVERYWHERE, urine everywhere, vomit is commonplace and it's just filthy. I'm surprised no one really mentions it but if you wanna see what a station would look like in the early 80s look no further than here.
Yeah, I pass through there almost every day. It is pretty messed up!
You guys wanna see a station that's in horrid condition come to the 53rd street train station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn on the R line. There's one entrance with no booth that's in really bad condition. Graffiti EVERYWHERE, urine everywhere, vomit is commonplace and it's just filthy. I'm surprised no one really mentions it but if you wanna see what a station would look like in the early 80s look no further than here.
You should tell it to Greg Mocker on PIX 11.He likes to do exposes on really horrible subway stations and shame the MTA into doing something !
If not already mentioned add Rockaway avenue on the A line. The times Ive had to be there it was during the day and still my spidey senses tingled. The way the station is it leaves passengers very vulnerable.
If not already mentioned add Rockaway avenue on the A line. The times Ive had to be there it was during the day and still my spidey senses tingled. The way the station is it leaves passengers very vulnerable.
Any of the 3 line train stations in East New York.
looks a bit dirty but bad?? i need more to get afraid...anyway, most of the time the worst stations are situated in run-down, far from the city, lot of poverty areas so if you know the bad neighborhoods you know where you gots to pay attention
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