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Lincoln Center Construction News
The Transforming Lincoln Center project affects New York Philharmonic patrons as construction continues.
Access to Avery Fisher Hall
All entrances to Avery Fisher Hall are now open. Accessible ramps are available on the Columbus Ave. side of the Plaza to access Avery Fisher Hall through the main doors.
Subway Access
The 64th St. and Columbus Ave. entrance to the subway has been re-opened. Access to the 66th St. downtown subway platform is also now available from the concourse level and the eastern concourse and subway stairs within Avery Fisher Hall.
Drop-Off Driveway and Concourse Access
The Roslyn and Elliot Jaffe Family Drive off of Columbus Ave. is now open to the public. Taking vehicles south from Broadway to a covered area beneath the expanded Grand Stair, the Drive provides a weather-protected pick-up/drop-off area for visitors at concourse level. Cars exit at Columbus Ave. at 62nd St.
Drop-off points with accessible ramps are now located on either side of the Plaza stairs on Columbus Ave. The ramps provides access to the front/plaza doors of Avery Fisher Hall.
For car service/taxi dropoff for Avery Fisher Hall, use drivethrough on the East side of Amsterdam Ave. at 64th St.
Parking
The Lincoln Center Park & Lock Garage will remain open, but due to construction on 65th St., access to the parking garage will periodically be closed. Please use the 62nd St. or Amsterdam Ave. entrances. The garage prepay booth opposite the Met Opera concourse entrance has been closed. An additional service booth has been added in the Yellow section of the garage (concourse level) between the vehicle entrance gate and the pedestrian entrance.
The entrance to accessible parking is located in the South Tunnel at Amsterdam Ave. and 63rd St.
Transforming Lincoln Center
Learn more about the Lincoln Center transformation on Lincoln Center’s Website, where you can see architectural renderings and animations of the changes being made.
Transforming Lincoln Center
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Updated Construction News
Up-to-the-minute pre-recorded construction information is available by phone at 212-LINCOLN.
