Delancey St– Essex St NY 10002

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Christian Durr

On the train itself, I felt safe, but on the platform its another story, especially when its dark outside. There was a guy opening talking to someone about how he was arrested for things and when he walked away, he was hiding what I think was drugs behind hid hands. there were also some weird people. these platforms can be improved. the trains are mostly fine.

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Adam Sah

Beneath the bustling Lower East Side streets, Where F and J and M and Z converge, A labyrinth of tunnels grimly greets The weary souls who from the stairways merge. The tiles are cracked, the columns stained with age, The platform reeks of something hard to name, And transfers here require a pilgrim's rage— No signage points you toward your rightful train. Yet still, I love this underworld of grime, Where buskers play their worn accordion songs, Where Essex Market waits above to chime With pickles, bread, and international throngs. The ceilings drip. The rats have lost their fear. The express train flies past without a care. But step outside—the city's soul is here, On Delancey, with dumplings in the air. Three stars of five. It gets you where you're going, Though not without some suffering and unknowing.

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Ruben Wilson

This is a nice interesting station, you can catch the F & J & M trains here and it's always active and the Transit Police is always on this station too ?