Prospect Park station
Prospect Park station is served by the B, Q and S lines on the New York subway. On the B line, it sits between Seventh Avenue and Church Avenue. It opened in 1878 and now handles roughly 2,262,140 passengers a year. It sits in Brooklyn.
Key facts
- LinesBQS
- DistrictBrooklyn
- Opened1878
- Annual ridership2,262,140
- Distance from centre≈ 10.2 km
- Coordinates40.66150, -73.96250
Position on the line
On the B line
On the Q line
Map around Prospect Park
Nearest stations
- Parkside Avenue0.7 km · Q
- Sterling Street1 km · 25
- Botanic Garden1.1 km · S
- Franklin Avenue1.1 km · 2345
- Eastern Parkway – Brooklyn Museum1.1 km · 23
- Winthrop Street1.1 km · 25
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Prospect Park station?
- Prospect Park is served by the B, Q and S lines on the New York subway.
- Can you change lines at Prospect Park?
- Yes. Prospect Park is an interchange between 3 lines (B, Q and S).
- When did Prospect Park station open?
- Prospect Park station opened in 1878.
- What are the stations either side of Prospect Park on the B line?
- On the B line, Prospect Park sits between Seventh Avenue and Church Avenue.
- What are the stations either side of Prospect Park on the Q line?
- On the Q line, Prospect Park sits between Parkside Avenue and Seventh Avenue.
- How busy is Prospect Park station?
- Prospect Park handles roughly 2,262,140 passengers a year.
- Where is Prospect Park station?
- Prospect Park station is in Brooklyn, New York.