Amtrak Service on NYC-Albany Line Expected to Partially Resume Thursday

Service was suspended due to structural issues with a Hell's Kitchen parking garage; repair plans approved and underway

Amtrak service between New York City and Croton-on-Hudson is expected to be partially restored by Thursday morning and possibly fully restored by Friday night.
The service was suspended due to structural issues with a parking garage in Hell's Kitchen that sits above the railroad tracks.
Engineers for the owner of the parking garage reported the issues, which included two holes in the garage's ramps and cracks in steel beams.
The NYC Department of Buildings and Amtrak engineers have approved repair plans from the property owner’s engineers.
Amtrak has been directing passengers to take Metro-North at Grand Central Terminal and Croton-Harmon as an alternative, and Metro-North is honoring their Amtrak tickets.