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<ThreadID>60763_5_1993649</ThreadID>
<Title>Subway question</Title>
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<UserID>Warmwinds</UserID>
<Date>25 May 2008, 19:50</Date>
<icontent>     The &quot;B&quot; subway line...I&#39;m confused by what happens to it in the Rockefeller Center area.    If I want to go, say, from Roosevelt Island to the Museum of Natural History, can I just stay on the B if I get on at Roosevelt Island in the direction of The Bronx? I know I would not want the B towards Brooklyn because that would turn south. So I would just have to watch for the correct direction, both B trains stopping at the same platform?   </icontent>
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<UserID>broadwaynyc</UserID>
<Date>25 May 2008, 19:55</Date>
<rcontent>     The &quot;B&quot; line doesn&#39;t go anywhere near Roosevelt Island.    http://www.mta.info/nyct/service/bline.htm    Are you sure you are looking at the correct subway line?   </rcontent>
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<UserID>MoreFFmiles</UserID>
<Date>25 May 2008, 20:06</Date>
<rcontent>     The B train operates on weekdays only. The B train does not serve Roosevelt Island.    If you are going from Roosevelt Island to the Museum of Natural History you&#39;ll want to take a Manhattan / Brooklyn bound F train to Rockefeller Center and change for an uptown B train. You&#39;ll need to go upstairs and cross over (no additional swipe of a MetroCard necessary). Three stops on the F from Roosevelt Island to Rockefeller Center and then four stops on the B train to 81st Street, Museum of Natural History.   </rcontent>
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<UserID>Warmwinds</UserID>
<Date>25 May 2008, 20:09</Date>
<rcontent>     You&#39;re right - I was looking at a very old map (1990). Found a newer one - the F is at RI. Clears things up.    Throwing old map in trash even as we speak.   </rcontent>
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<UserID>Rocco46</UserID>
<Date>25 May 2008, 20:47</Date>
<rcontent>     Warmwinds, try this map:  http://www.onnyturf.com/subway/   </rcontent>
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<UserID>Typeface</UserID>
<Date>26 May 2008, 18:10</Date>
<rcontent>     For most up to date service info/maps, go to the official website: http://www.mta.info/nyct/index.html    If you&#39;re trying to find a specific itinerary, www.hopstop.com is very helpful.   </rcontent>
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