Chappaqua (Metro-North station)

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Chappaqua

Station statistics

Lines

Harlem Line

Connections

Westchester Bee Line, Greeley Taxi Service

Platforms

1 high level platform with overpass over northbound track to parking lot

Tracks

1 northbound, 1 southbound

Parking

1,416 spaces

Bicycle facilities

no specific bicycle resources

Other information

Rebuilt

remodeled in 2007

Accessible

Fare zone

Traffic

Passengers (2006)

527,540 ▬ 0%

Services

Preceding station		Metro-North Railroad		Following station
Pleasantville toward Grand Central		Harlem Line		Mount Kisco toward Wassaic

The Chappaqua Metro-North Railroad station serves the residents of Chappaqua, New York via the Harlem Line. Trains leave for New York City every hour, and about every 20 minutes during rush hour. It is 32.4 miles (52 km) from Grand Central Terminal and travel time to Grand Central is approximately 52 minutes. Noted celebrities that live in the area include Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Chappaqua is one of the busiest stations on the Upper Harlem Line (north of North White Plains), as it sees four trains originate in the morning peak hours. Many of those trains run local to White Plains before expressing to Harlem-125th Street.

Similarly, in the evening peak hours, five trains terminate at Chappaqua, all of them being expresses from Harlem-125th Street that run express to White Plains, and then making all local stops to Chappaqua. Also, two trains in the evening peak hours are super-express, running express all the way from Grand Central Terminal to Chappaqua, bypassing Harlem-125th Street and also White Plains, which is unusual because there are only three trains per weekday that do not stop at White Plains (one in the AM peak and the aforementioned two in the PM peak).

There are also three trains in the PM peak that stop at White Plains to receive customers only and then express to Chappaqua.

This station is the first/last station in the Zone 5 Metro-North fare zone.