Empire State Plaza

The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza is a unique architectural masterpiece which houses 11,000 New York employees in a complex of ten buildings. The Plaza offers a world-class modern art collection, New York State’s Museum, Library and Archives, a distinctive performing arts center, convention center and more. It serves as a monument to the diversity and significance of New York, and also as a testament to Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, whose determination and vision brought about its creation.

http://www.ogs.ny.gov/esp/

Empire State Plaza Customers – Changes in Route 719 Service

Empire State Plaza Customers – Changes in the 719 Service

Starting today, if I you don't want to wait for the CDTA Route 719 🚍 to Voorheesville/Altamont in the dark and cold, you can catch the bus from the heated bus shelter in the Empire State Plaza across from McDonalds/Food Court.

No more stops at Madison Avenue (outside) or Swan Street Building. It goes from inside of the Empire State Plaza, across from McDonalds, right to South Swan and Washington Avenue, then onto the regular route. 🚏

This is expected to improve the timeliness of the bus that is often late getting started on making the long trip to Elm Ave Park and Ride, Slingerlands, Voorheesville and Altamont.