Murray Hill

I like this station much more the Flushing Main Street. The area is not as busy. The only downside is that the first two cars don't stop at the station because the platform is that long enough, and the last two going into the city.

Small below ground station just past (or before) Flushing main street. There are several shops just as you exit along with one of our new favorite restaurants, so feel like I'll be visiting here again. Seems easy to use.

The station could use a bit of upkeep, and it is annoying to count cars so you can ensure a proper exit from Penn

Murray hill is a unique station in that it's below ground level and it's a mini station. Which means you have to be either at the front of the train or the back of the train depending on which direction you're headed in order to get off at this station. Lots of graffiti due to the nature of the station, but all in all there is nothing wrong with it. Aside from the lack of waiting room area for cold days.

Horrible station by all means! While much easier to get to than the Main street stop. There is constant graffiti and peeling paint on its walls, a lot of drunks and "labor workers" if you call them workers loitering all hours. Not to mention, it is a small station hence, during rush hours the crowd is compacted to only 4 cars, and the platform gets packed during the westbound rush hours. I understand some improvements are underway like an elevator, but I feel that we go one step forward two steps back. This station needs to be expanded to accommodate at least 8 cars as well as crack down on the graffiti vandals. 2 stars is only for its convenient location to get to. Sadly, much of the attention is given to the stops further east and sometimes Main street!