7
Flushing Local/Express
Flushing–Main Street to 34th Street–Hudson Yards
IRT22 stations9.3 miles24 hours
About the 7 Train
The 7 train, also known as "The International Express," runs on the IRT Flushing Line connecting Queens to Midtown Manhattan. It earned its nickname because it passes through some of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the world.
The Flushing Line opened in 1917 and was extended several times. The newest extension to Hudson Yards opened in 2015, the first major subway extension in decades.
Key Stops
- Flushing–Main StStart
- Mets–Willets Point
- Junction Boulevard
- 74th Street–Broadway
- 61st Street–Woodside
- Queensboro Plaza
- Court Square
- Grand Central–42nd St
- 34th Street–Hudson YardsEnd
Neighborhoods Served
The 7 train connects you to 9 distinct neighborhoods across New York City.
Service Information
Operating Hours
24 hours
Train Frequency
Every 2-4 minutes (peak), 7-10 minutes (off-peak)
Line Length
9.3 miles
Total Stations
22 stations
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