Port Washington LIRR Schedule

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About Port Washington

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Operating Hours

The Port Washington runs Daily.

Daily trips start at 12:17am with the last trip at 11:42pm and most often run every 30 minutes.

Frequency

Daily trips most often run every 30 minutes.

Travel Times

Daily trips have at most 13 stops with a total travel time of about 45 minutes.

Destinations

Weekdays includes travel to Great Neck, Bayside, Port Washington, and Penn Station.

Weekday travel to Great Neck, Bayside, Port Washington starts at Penn Station. Weekday travel to Penn Station starts at Great Neck, Little Neck, and Port Washington.

Weekends includes travel to Port Washington and Penn Station.

Weekend travel to Port Washington starts at Penn Station. Weekend travel to Penn Station starts at Port Washington.

Holiday Schedules

Regular service that falls on a holiday is never completely dropped for dates within the current data publication.

Columbus Day 2020 and General Election Day 2020 trips start at 12:17am with the last trip at 11:54pm and most often run every 30 minutes.

Select in Stop Times for more specific holiday information.

Note: Holidays are not necessarily observed and service may not be different from the usual for the day.

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Rail service operated by Long Island Rail Road.

Exact Fares

Consult the main transit website for exact fares.

Payment Gateway: http://www.mailandride.com/

Retail Outlets: Customers are advised to purchase their tickets at LIRR Ticket Machines or Ticket Windows. Monthly customers are advised to utilize the Mail & Ride system @ www.mailandride.com.

Phone:

511

After Dialing:

Say "Long Island Rail" then "Fares"

About Long Island Rail Road

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Long Island Rail Road provides transit services in New York.

Description

The LIRR system is comprised of over 700 miles of track on 11 different branches, stretching from Montauk -- on the eastern tip of Long Island -- to the refurbished Penn Station in the heart of Manhattan, approximately 120 miles away. Along the way, the LIRR serves 124 stations in Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan, providing service for over 80 million customers each year, taking them to and from jobs, homes, schools, sporting events, concerts, beaches, Broadway shows, and the multitude of other attractions around the New York metropolitan region.

LIRR Online

Online includes: Train Time stop predictions (Rail). Trip updates (Rail). Long Island All Travel Modes Road On Twitter with the all lines option (All Travel Modes). MTA Service Status Advisories. @MTA. News with the system-wide option (Rail).

You can access any of these services from Stop Times, Route Map / Vehicle Locations, or the Online area.

Phone:

718-558-7400

Web Page:

http://web.mta.info/lirr

Phone:

511

After Dialing:

Say "Long Island Rail" then "Lost and Found"

Web Page:

https://lostandfound.lirr.org/

Phone: