36 Street Station

Relatively clean station. Has a token booth clerk. Seating available.

This subway station located in a work class area, immigrants mainly ,owns a select and beautiful murals in its walls... this is great because this kind of art may be watched in Manhattan, but here is great ... in the city is impossible find this kind of murals with a interesting themes that talk about America’s progress and our city. If you have chance to do a transfer, admire this pop art in Sunset Park.

This station is just okay. There's no climate control, so it gets either very cold or hot got depending on the weather. It's also dirty.

Well lit train station centrally located in Brooklyn’s transit system

Always have tons of works and repairs especially for D Train upto January 2022

It lacks more cleaning since almost everywhere is the problem of bathroom odor. not only in this season but in all seasons, it is difficult to maintain a pleasant smell since there are people who do not have the value of respect and cleanliness

This was one of the first train stations in Brooklyn to get the large touchscreen train information displays. In fact it had two of them for a few months. It was a great step forward in making riders comfortable knowing the status of the many trains that travel through the station. We are back to not having any infiormatiin systems and everything about the station is getting worse. So much for making our commutes safer and faster.

This station is as clean as it gets, despite 3 trains that come through to stop. Regular activity, no mentally ill or homeless folk & barely any trash. Even though ground level isn't up to par. They are taking the cleaning seriously now. Use this station to also get in & out of the west side of Brooklyn as well as Coney Island.

Delays. Smells. Worst train system in the world

Train station where you can catch there local and Express lines