18 St

It's not wheelchair accessible and as almost all stations, everything is so old and dirty.
But works well and this is the most important thing.

It a local subway station. A block away from 6th Ave. Marshall's and T.J Max. Closest subway to the Joyce Theater.

A bit of an odd station, not far from either 14th and 23rd streets on the same 1 line. I don't think I have a good reason to come here.

It's not crowded there and it's also clean.

18 Street is situated in the Lower West Side, the station is served by the 1 train at all times, the 2 train during nights and disruptions, and the 3 during disruptions. Like Canal Street, 18 Street has White support columns on the platform. The station actually smells nice when it isn't sweltering hot. The station is often used during Rush hour, so you should get here early if you want to to go home.

The 5 train does not go to this station. It's part of the Lexington ave line.

This station has no accessibility and to crossover from uptown to downtown, you need to leave the station, cross the street and reenter, paying another fare. If you're in a wheelchair or elderly, forget it since this station is not accessible.