Tml-Studios have just released the new screenhots promised for today showingMets - Willets Point / 111 St / 103 St / Junction Boulevard stations with the information pasted below.
Mets - Willets Point
This is an overground station that is unique with its layout in the New York subway network. Three platforms with three tracks have the following layout: side platform, south bound local track, bidirectional express track, island platform, north bound local track, side platform (only used during game days). Passengers are able to change for bus service or the LIRR.
111th Street
This overground station is only served by local trains that stop at the side platforms. Between the two local tracks are another two tracks leading to the "Corona Yard", the home of the 7 line trains. The express trains "fly" over the other four tracks. Check out the pictures to see what exactly is meant. ;-) Passengers are able to change for bus service.
103rd Street - Corona Plaza
This overground station is only served by local trains that stop at the side platforms. The express trains rush by on the center track. The station was opened in 1917 and was previously called "Alburtis Avenue". Passengers are able to change for bus service.
Junction Boulevard
This is an overground station with two platforms and three tracks. The local trains stop at the outer tracks and the express trains on the inner track. There's not much more to say about this station, except that it was previously called "Junction Avenue" until 1940. Passengers are able to change for bus service.
More to come next week on tml-edition.com!
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