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Babylon
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Lindenhurst
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Copiague
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Amityville
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Massapequa Park
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Massapequa
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Seaford
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Wantagh
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Bellmore
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Merrick
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Freeport
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Baldwin
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Rockville Centre
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Lynbrook
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St. Albans
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Valley Stream
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Laurelton
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Jamaica
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Kew Gardens
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Forest Hills
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Penn Station
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Woodside
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Grand Central
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East New York
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Nostrand Avenue
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Atlantic Terminal
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BABYLON Babylon Branch Status & Alerts
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What's happening?
Signal upgrades
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notificationsSpecial Schedule
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What's happening?
Track maintenance
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LIRR Babylon FAQ
Route, Stops & Service PatternWhat is the route of the LIRR Babylon?
Service operates between Babylon and Penn Station, Grand Central Madison or Atlantic Terminal. Officially labeled as the Babylon Branch.
Is the LIRR Babylon running right now, and how many trains are being tracked?
Yes—the LIRR Babylon line is running, but only under Unstable Service in our model (uneven gaps). Our live feed maps about 21 active train(s) on this line right now.
Is LIRR Babylon service running on schedule right now?
Right now our algorithm rates this line as Unstable Service based on recent wait times and live reliability. There are no active alerts for this route in our feed right now.
Where does the LIRR Babylon run?
For live departures, stops, and maps, use AP Transit on our homepage.
How much is a LIRR Babylon ticket?
LIRR fares depend on the fare zone you travel between and on whether the train is peak or off-peak, so a LIRR Babylon ticket costs different amounts from different stations. Buy in the MTA TrainTime app or at a station machine before boarding: tickets bought from the conductor on board carry a surcharge. CityTicket covers off-peak trips inside the city, and current prices are on the MTA site. Check departures with AP Transit.
How often does the BABYLON train come, and what is the maximum wait?
Right now, BABYLON trains are arriving approximately every 10 minutes on average. In our current measurement window, the longest gaps between BABYLON trains reach about 29 minutes (worst-case spacing—your station and direction may differ).
Which stations may have spacing issues for the next BABYLON train (ETA on the arriving train)?
For the next BABYLON train arriving at each listed stop, our feed’s ETA reliability score on that arrival is low. Scores under 60 usually align with about five minutes of extra variability; scores under 30 can mean larger gaps ahead. Stations are grouped by severity—at most two panels.
Higher delays
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