34th Street – Herald Square, Underground transit station in Herald Square, Manhattan, United States.
34th Street - Herald Square is an underground transit station at the intersection of 34th Street, Broadway, and Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. The complex contains four tracks with two island platforms serving multiple subway lines.
The Broadway Line opened in 1918 as part of a major subway expansion project under the Dual Contracts. The Sixth Avenue Line was added in 1940, significantly extending the station's network reach.
The station connects directly to Macy's flagship store and Manhattan Mall, reflecting New York's commercial energy. Visitors move through this space daily to reach major shopping destinations, making it a hub where commerce shapes the everyday rhythm.
The station is served by multiple lines with D, F, N, and Q trains running around the clock, while B, M, and W trains operate on weekdays only. The location at a major intersection means several entrances provide access from different street sides.
With more than 39 million passengers annually, this station ranks among the three busiest in the entire New York City Subway system. Its high usage stems from its strategic location near major retail centers and its role as a key transfer hub.
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