MTA Subway - High St/Brooklyn Bridge

Unfortunately when I got to the station to head uptown to The Bronx I was greeted with a sign that read, "No Uptown A Service From This Station," and I had to back track all of the way to Jay Street Metro Tech to continue my journey north on the A Line.

While accessibility is questionable it is a nice station with lots of place to visit close by.

It’s a transparent station in Downtown Brooklyn on the 8 Avenue lines!!

It takes a few minutes to get to street level, pretty regular station other than that

It's a subway station, what more can I say?

The escalators on the Cadman Plaza E Adams Street High Street exit are out of service. You’ll have to use the exit on the other end of the platform.

Great place to take a pictures of any model

Warm at night most of the stations are quiet in the morning until 10pm most station are extremely busy people are packed in like sardines. I don't see any handicap accessible signs. Some of the yellow paint is faded.see lots of foreigners free wifi

It's like your everyday subway station but the trains do come on time if there's no delays or something else going on. This station runs both A and C trains, I recommend getting a subway map or download MTAs app to see where you need to go. One side takes you very far away Queens and the other side takes you all the way to uptown Harlem some parts. If you need other services to go either direction take the A or C uptown to Fulton which leads you to more choices like the 4 ,5, J, and Z trains. If you need more info or tourist help call 311.

Dirty and disgusting. Trains start running to Queens at 5:00 am but not one removed the tape on the platform