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Ferry: The NYC Ferry offers charging stations, Wi-Fi, and concessions.
Getting Here
50 Church Street
New York, NY 10007
Public transportation is the easiest way to travel to the World Trade Center campus. For the latest travel news and updates related to COVID-19, please visit our Campus Updates page.
Unmatched Transit
Subway: Access most subway lines via the Oculus Transportation Hub and the MTA Fulton Transit Center.
How would you like to get here?
Take the MTA bus to Lower Manhattan from all around the borough.
Visit MTA
The main transit link between Manhattan and neighboring New Jersey communities.
Visit PATH
Access most subway lines via the Oculus Transportation Hub and the MTA Fulton Transit Center.
Visit MTA
Visit NY Waterway, NYC Ferry, Seastreak, NY Water Taxi, Governors Island, Staten Island Ferry, and Statue Cruises.
Vehicle drop-off/pick-up is easiest just outside the World Trade Center campus.
There are several pay-to-park garages just outside the World Trade Center campus.
Bicycle parking is available at the Cedar Street BikeCorral on the south side of Liberty Park, just east of West Street.
Subway: Access most subway lines via the Oculus Transportation Hub and the MTA Fulton Transit Center.
PATH: Connect to New Jersey Transit at Hoboken and Newark stations.
- Ferry: The NYC Ferry offers charging stations, Wi-Fi, and concessions.
- Subway: Access most subway lines via the Oculus Transportation Hub and the MTA Fulton Transit Center.
- PATH: Connect to New Jersey Transit at Hoboken and Newark stations.
PATH: Connect to New Jersey Transit at Hoboken and Newark stations.
Getting to the World Trade Center
Bicycle Parking
Bicycle parking is available to visitors at the Cedar Street BikeCorral, located south of Liberty Park and just east of West Street. It's also available on the west side of the 9/11 Memorial Plaza, adjacent to West Street.
Unattended bicycles are strictly prohibited on the remainder of the campus. Review the New York City Department of Transportation website for further details on bicycle lanes and parking options in Lower Manhattan.