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9/11 Memorial & Museum to Prospect Park by subway

Quick answer: Take a downtown R train from Cortlandt St to DeKalb Av, then take a Southbound B or Q train from DeKalb Av to Prospect Park. The trip takes about 46 minutes door to door on a weekday (44 to 48 depending on the connection). The R train comes about every 8 minutes during the day. The R train doesn't run from Cortlandt St to DeKalb Av between about 1 and 5 am; then the trip uses another line.

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9/11 Memorial & Museum to Prospect Park

Trip timeabout46min
How oftenAbout every 8 minutes (R)
  • R
  • B / Q
  1. Walk 6 minto Cortlandt St
  2. R R trainFrom Cortlandt St, downtown5 stops, about 12 min
  3. Change at DeKalb Av
  4. B / Q B or Q trainFrom DeKalb Av, Southbound3 stops, about 8 min
  5. Get off at Prospect Park
  6. Prospect Park

Weekdays, fall 2026 MTA schedule · First and last trips

Step by step

  1. Walk about 6 minutes from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum to Cortlandt St.
  2. Take a downtown R train from Cortlandt St to DeKalb Av. It's 5 stops, about 12 minutes.
  3. Take a Southbound B or Q train from DeKalb Av to Prospect Park. It's 3 stops, about 8 minutes.

Other ways to go

Which one is faster depends on when you leave. Cobblehop compares them with live times.

Times and frequency

From the MTA's fall 2026 schedule. Typical trip is the door to door time in the middle of the day.

DayFirst tripLast tripTypical tripR train in the daytime
WeekdaysAround the clock (another line late at night)46 minAbout every 8 minutes
SaturdayAround the clock (another line late at night)49 minAbout every 12 minutes
SundayAround the clock (another line late at night)48 minAbout every 12 minutes

Late at night

This trip works around the clock. Between about 1 and 5 am the trip takes about 55 minutes. No B service late nights (about 1 to 5 am): GTFS has no B trips then on weeknights. Cobblehop routes you on another line then.

Tips for this trip

Step-free access

For the subway part of this trip: Chambers St/WTC/Park Place/Cortlandt St (R platform) is on the MTA's list of accessible stations; DeKalb Av (R platform) is on the MTA's list of accessible stations; DeKalb Av (Q platform) is on the MTA's list of accessible stations; Prospect Park (Q platform) is on the MTA's list of accessible stations. Elevators can be out of service, so check elevator status on mta.info before you go.

What it costs

Fares as of November 2026. Check the official fares page before you ride.

9/11 Memorial & Museum to Prospect Park: common questions

How do I get from 9/11 Memorial & Museum to Prospect Park by public transit?

Take a downtown R train from Cortlandt St to DeKalb Av, then take a Southbound B or Q train from DeKalb Av to Prospect Park.

How long does it take?

About 46 minutes door to door on a weekday, 44 to 48 depending on the connection. On weekends it's about 49 minutes.

Do I have to change along the way?

Yes, once: at DeKalb Av.

Does it run all night?

This trip works around the clock. Between about 1 and 5 am the trip takes about 55 minutes. No B service late nights (about 1 to 5 am): GTFS has no B trips then on weeknights. Cobblehop routes you on another line then.

How much does it cost?

Subway and local bus: $3 per ride with OMNY (tap a contactless card or phone) or a MetroCard. One transfer within 2 hours to the subway or a local bus is included.

Sources

Cobblehop is independent. It is not affiliated with the MTA or any transit agency. Schedules on this page come from the MTA's public GTFS data; check these pages for the latest service:

Transit data: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). Cobblehop is not affiliated with or endorsed by the MTA.

Published November 7, 2026. Times were computed from the MTA fall 2026 schedules for 2026-11-18 (weekday), 2026-11-21 and 2026-11-22. Planned work and holidays change service, so check Cobblehop for live times before you go.

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