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Moynihan Train Hall

MOYN-ih-han TRAYN HAWL

Local meaning

The modern train hall in the Farley building across Eighth Avenue from the older Penn Station concourses.

Moynihan is the primary Amtrak hall in New York and also provides access for Long Island Rail Road passengers. It shares Penn Station tracks and the NYP station identity, so a ticket saying New York Penn does not mean the train stops at a separate Moynihan station.

Example in context

  1. “Meet me under the skylight in Moynihan Train Hall.”

How it is used

A passenger hall connected to the New York Penn Station rail complex on the west side of Eighth Avenue.

Tone

neutral, practical, landmark-specific

Setting

Amtrak travel, LIRR access, Midtown meetings

Regional scope

A passenger hall connected to the New York Penn Station rail complex on the west side of Eighth Avenue.

Watch for

Some services, entrances, and overnight access use other Penn Station areas; follow the operator’s current instructions.

Spelling and scope

A passenger hall connected to the New York Penn Station rail complex on the west side of Eighth Avenue.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Moynihan a separate train station from Penn Station?

No. It is a train hall connected to the same track complex and New York Penn station code.

Does every Penn Station passenger need to enter through Moynihan?

No. The best entrance depends on the operator, track, time, and destination within the complex.

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Evidence and further reading

These sources support the regional association, dictionary sense, or broader spread. The entry remains open to correction from New York speakers and qualified reviewers.