Some Subway Stations feel like Ovens.

[Broadway Local]

Times Square - 42 St. A thermometer read 102 degrees.

I know, I was in Bay Ridge-95th Street station and in there is over 102 degrees. Probably 104 degrees.

[Broadway Local]

Holy shit, I was on the Broadway Line platforms at Herald Square and I was sweating my balls off.

Actually, I reply on someone that said the same thing as you, but it is true. I went to 34th Street-Herald Square station most of the weekends on BMT Broadway Platform. Oh wow, if the train has no AC, I would get feel trapped in so much heat to I don't know what station I have to go to.

[Broadway Local]

I never rode the but I rode the to 23rd Street and it is man hot like over 80 degrees, and I hate you train, it is all your fault.

[IRTFlushing7]

One of the hottest stations is Roosevelt Avenue-Jackson Heights on the(E). Also 5th Avenue on the , probably Canal St. on the and platforms. Last but not least, probably all the stations on the Queens Blvd. line.

[Broadway Local]

One of the hottest stations is Roosevelt Avenue-Jackson Heights on the(E). Also 5th Avenue on the , probably Canal St. on the and platforms. Last but not least, probably all the stations on the Queens Blvd. line.

I always go to Chinatown with my parents If they need me as their slave.

[Ms. W Supporter]

Why are numbered trains' stations so bloody hott?! Do they generate the most heat? Is it because the stations are small?

 

For example, at 14th St Union Square, the section is tolarable, but the feels like...a suffication.

[SubwayGuy]

What they need then, is to have fans in the vents to suck the hot air out In the stations). Especially when it has cooled outside, and the heat is still trapped underground.

 

That would be a workable idea in the future if money were to come around for it, however some of the fans would have to point down and into the stations to cycle cool fresh air into the stations to replenish the hot air being sent up to the street level. It would also still be rather warm in the stations, but that extreme heat that fills some of the mezzanine levels and overpasses wouldn't be as bad.

[FamousNYLover]

Almost every underground stations are hot.

 

I remember during the heat wave, all both elevated and underground are very hot.

 

Subway elevators are always hot.

[Abba]

When I was going to staples, I took the to Bay Ridge-95th Street Station and it is so hot, that I sweat in less than 1 minute. That station is a toaster oven. Also when I took the train via the to 36th Street, man, it is hot in that station too like a microwave oven while I was waiting for the to Bay Ridge-95th Street, even when it is winter. If you are in a subway station that is a toaster oven, reply what station you are in?

 

If you want stations that really feel like ovens head over to Flatbush Ave and Atlantic Ave/Pacific st(2)(.I promise you'll wish you were at 36th st especially compared with Atlantic Ave.

[IRTFlushing7]

Sixth Avenue Line express stops are HELL (well...for me).

[Q101viaSteinway]

Try Broadway-Nassau; easily the hottest station in the system due to no direct surface connections.

 

 

Very hot indeed. Two days ago I saw blonde girl with bikini there waiting for A, C train. If I had picture of her I would post it here,

 

http://www.nyctransitforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23082&page=3

[Urbanfortitude]

Chambers St. . If I ever miss the downtown i find myself wanting to cry as i wait for the next one.

[Trainmaster5]

I'd guess that the stations below ground are all hotter now compared to before the trains were air conditioned. The train's A/C units expel hot air into the stations where it gets trapped for months on end. That's why the homeless camp out there in the winter months. They may be homeless, but they're not stupid. They will ride a train to the stop before the train goes outside and reverse direction. Except a line like the which never goes outside.

[TrainFanatic]

Church Av on the and is definitly an oven, as well as Broadway Junction on the and level!

[Broadway Local]

Open-Cut Stations can be either hot or warm same as elevated stations. I hate underground heat all day.

[Broadway Local]

Church Av on the and is definitly an oven, as well as Broadway Junction on the and level!

I never went to Church Avenue Station on , but I went in Broadway Junction , so definitely a microwave. I will run for my lives when the station feels like fire.

[TrainFanatic]

I never went to Church Avenue Station on , but I went in Broadway Junction , so definitely a microwave. I will run for my lives when the station feels like fire.

 

Lol. Stop, drop, and roll!

[Broadway Local]

Lol. Stop, drop, and roll!

Uh-huh. That's when you got fire on you, but it is a great idea when people are in a toaster oven waiting for so long. When you are in fire, Stop, Dorp and Roll!

[Grand Concourse]

Chambers St. . If I ever miss the downtown i find myself wanting to cry as i wait for the next one.

 

I really think that they should've had a corridor connecting the 7th av and 8th Av lines at Chambers. When I used to use that stop, the always were backed up. At least if they had a problem, I could've taken the to Fulton for the . I know the have to stop at Park Place for Path riders, but personally I think they could do away with that stop and walk to Chambers instead.

[EE Broadway Local]

How about the temperature/air at 23d, 14th, and 9th Streets on PATH under Sixth Avenue?

[Broadway Local]

How about the temperature/air at 23d, 14th, and 9th Streets on PATH under Sixth Avenue?

I don't know if there is transfers on the 23rd Street and the West 4th Street (© Stations.

[NYCTSignals]

34th Herald Sq is a fukin oven even in the winter some times..goin uptwn i purposely always avoided connecting to the there cause i cant stand the heat

[Broadway Local]

34th Herald Sq is a fukin oven even in the winter some times..goin uptwn i purposely always avoided connecting to the there cause i cant stand the heat

I don't like heat. I like cold because I can sleep and the wind can blow the germs in my house if there is. Looks like too many people don't like the 34th Street-Herald Square Station on BMT Broadway Subway because of the heat. The reason why it is a lot of people, is because I found 3 replies that 34th Street is an oven. Not to be mean, but I was just telling you, and that includes everybody who viewed this thread.

[JJ1234]

The 42nd street Station on the line is really hot especially in heat waves.

[Broadway Local]

I was at 42 street station and the station is burning hot down at the line 42nd street station

You don't make sense at all. Get rid of the 42nd Street Station at the end and then it makes sense or try to think before you speak. I know you are new, but try hard.