The Steamboat Road staircase will be temporarily closed Wednesday, March 11-Friday, March 13, 2026, due to construction work. To access train platforms – Greenwich Train Station, the Pedestrian Bridge, MTA elevators on platforms, and the staircases at Arch Street, Greenwich Plaza Road, and in the Railroad Avenue parking lot remain open. Click to view Parking & Pedestrian Access Plan.
3/4/2026
1/30/2026
WELCOME BACK…the Greenwich Train Station OFFICIALLY OPENED TODAY. Thank you for your patience during this exciting transformation. Click for a tour.
Station Hours:
- 4:45am-10:00pm Monday-Friday
- 5:00am-8:00pm Saturdays & Sundays
Click to view the latest progress photos, videos, and drone footage.
1/29/2026
The newly renovated Greenwich Train Station OFFICIALLY OPENS – tomorrow 1/30. This marks a major milestone for the multi-phased Greenwich Crossing redevelopment. The modernized station features a new exterior façade, upgraded platform access, new pedestrian pathways, and a new staircase at Steamboat Road. Inside the station, renovations include full-glass entrance facades, a new wood-slatted ceiling, designer lighting, upgraded restrooms, and new flooring, glass railings, signage, and a new elevator.
Thanks to all involved! We’re deeply grateful for the community’s patience, the collaboration across our design and construction team, and the instrumental support of the Town of Greenwich and the Greenwich Building Department. This project reflects true craftsmanship and reinforces our long‑term commitment to Greenwich.
While the station is open, the new elevator inside is expected to be operational in March. The MTA elevators on the platforms remain open and accessible from both sides of the pedestrian bridge.
Renovations of the remaining storefronts are nearing completion, while construction of the restaurant structure and new landscaping will continue through early spring 2026. We will continue to share progress and post updates here and on Instagram @greenwich_crossing.
Click to read the press release.
Click to view the latest progress photos, videos, and drone footage.12/29/2025
Happy New Year! We’re very close to opening the train station in January. We are down to final finishes and inspections, and we are incredibly thankful for your patience. Click to view the latest drone footage and progress videos.
12/8/2025
It’s Getting Greener at Greenwich Crossing! Click to view the latest drone footage and progress photos featuring the train station, where the doors to the platform and the glass on the front of the building are now in place, along with the new green roof on the restaurant’s structure – designed with soil and plantings that play a critical role in water management.
11/19/2025
First and foremost, we thank everyone in the community for your incredible patience and support during our Greenwich Crossing transformation project. We’re excited to share that we’re in the final stretch – the train station is on track to reopen in January, barring any unforeseen construction or weather delays. We know the cold weather makes the temporary changes especially challenging, and we truly appreciate your continued understanding as we work as quickly as possible to reopen the station.
Citibank and Signature Cycles continue to remain open for business. Renovations of the remaining retail storefronts will be completed in the coming months, and the construction of the restaurant structure will continue through early spring 2026.
REMINDER to Access Train Platforms — The staircases at Arch Street, Steamboat Road, and Greenwich Plaza Road remain open, as well as the pedestrian bridge to access the platforms. Use the Pedestrian Bridge – with Stairs & Elevators – to cross over tracks and access the Track 3-Grand Central Bound and Track 4-Stamford/New Haven Bound Platforms.
For your safety, please allow extra time to reach your train or destination around the construction area during this final stretch.
We will continue to communicate and post all updates here and on Instagram @greenwich_crossing.
We’re almost there – thank you for being part of this exciting transformation!
10/17/2025
Covering New Ground! Click to view the new drone footage and progress photos of the train station canopy installation and the ongoing transformation of Greenwich Crossing!
9/29/2025
Progress in Forward Motion – Click to view how the project is transforming from high in the sky and on the ground. Watch the latest drone footage and progress photos showcasing the transformation.
8/22/2025
Watch the Transformation in Progress! Click to View – the new progress photos and drone footage of the ongoing transformation of Greenwich Crossing!
7/9/2025
The transformation is well underway. Renovations at the train station have started. Explore the latest drone footage and progress photos as this exciting project continues to take shape. View the drone footage and progress photos.
5/23/2025
We THANK YOU for your patience and are sorry for the inconvenience. We are making great efforts to communicate the train station changes, including posting updates on this Greenwich Crossing website and social media (follow @greenwich_crossing), distributing flyers to commuters, and having staff on site assisting and directing people. We understand that the first couple of weeks following the station closure may be challenging as everyone adjusts, and we will continue doing our best to support and guide commuters through the transition. Stay updated here for all the latest developments and more! Click to view map of alternative routes to platforms.
5/23/2025
Please note the following construction updates:
- The Steamboat Road Pedestrian Staircase is now open to access the Pedestrian Bridge & Platforms.
- Metro-North Railroad is currently working on emergency repairs to parts of the platform on Track 3-Grand Central Bound side. This Metro-North platform work is unrelated to the Greenwich Crossing project. Arch Street staircase access and the platform will remain open.
- Greenwich Railroad Station Closed: The station will be closed for renovations with no entry from the street or platform from May 27 to January 2026. Alternative routes to platforms:
- Staircases – Greenwich Plaza Road, Arch Street, and Steamboat Road staircases are all open to access the Pedestrian Bridge & Platforms
- Pedestrian Bridge – with Stairs & Elevators – Cross over tracks and access the Track 3-Grand Central Bound and Track 4 -Stamford/New Haven Bound Platforms
- Car Drop off Route: Drop off on Greenwich Plaza Road for the Stamford/New Haven Bound side/Track 3 and use the Pedestrian Bridge to cross over tracks to access the NYC/Grand Central Bound side/Track 4
- Citibank and Signature Cycles remain open during construction.
- Citibank Entrance on Railroad Avenue will open on 5/27. Please use the temporary crosswalk to access the entrance.
- Signature Cycles Entrance can be accessed in the pedestrian hallway near the public parking lot.
- Click to view Drone Footage & Progress Photos
- Click to view map of alternative routes to platforms
5/6/2025
Greenwich Train Station will be closed as of mid-May, and renovations will begin. Note: Important Construction Updates:
- Greenwich Railroad Station Closed: The station will be closed with no entry from the street or platform mid-May through January 2026.
- Steamboat Road Pedestrian Staircase will open mid-May; All staircases will be open to access the platforms when the station closes.
- Alternative Routes to Platforms when the station closes:
- Use Greenwich Plaza Road, Arch Street, and Steamboat Road staircases to access the Pedestrian Bridge & Platforms.
- Use Pedestrian Bridge – with Stairs & Elevators – to cross over tracks and access the Track 3-Grand Central Bound and Track 4-Stamford/New Haven Bound Platforms
- Car Drop off Route: Drop off on Greenwich Plaza Road on the Stamford/New Haven Bound side/Track 3 and use the Pedestrian Bridge to cross over tracks to access the NYC/Grand Central Bound side/Track 4.
- Citibank and Signature Cycles remain open during construction, and their store entrances can be accessed in the pedestrian hallway near the public parking lot. Citibank’s Railroad Avenue entrance will open mid-May.
- Click to view the Parking & Pedestrian Access Plan
4/17/2025
The steel is rising – 5,000 SF premier restaurant. View the drone footage and progress photos.
3/5/2025
Construction Update: The west retail sidewalk, parking, and storefronts on Railroad Avenue will be closed and fenced off as of March 10th. The train station is open. Citibank and Signature Cycles are also open during construction and their store entrances can be accessed in the station lobby and via the pedestrian hallway doors near the public parking lot.
If you drop off in front of the train station on Railroad Avenue, please allow extra time during peak hours due to access being limited. Alternate Route: drop off on Greenwich Plaza Road on the Stamford/New Haven Bound side and use Pedestrian Bridge to cross over tracks to access the NYC/Grand Central Bound Side.
Thank you for your patience during this temporary disruption. Click to view the Parking & Pedestrian Access Plan.
1/31/2025
Watch the Development in Progress! Check out the new drone footage of the ongoing transformation of Greenwich Crossing!
10/30/2024
Update to the Parking & Pedestrian Access Plan. Pedestrian staircase to the Inbound-New York platform closed until April 2025. Use Pedestrian Bridge on Outbound-New Haven platform side to cross over tracks, or use train station main entrance to access the Inbound-New York platform.
10/21/2024
Exciting News for Greenwich! Today, The Ashforth Company was thrilled to officially launch its $30 million Greenwich Crossing transformation project with the start of construction on a new 5,000-square-foot anchor restaurant featuring expansive outdoor seating and a green roof. Joined by Governor Ned Lamont, First Selectman Fred Camillo, BBB, local officials, and community members, Ashforth marked this milestone with a brief ceremony at the construction site.
The revitalization project, which includes a redesigned Greenwich Train Station, renovated retail spaces, new pedestrian and commuter pathways with improved access, is aimed at reinvigorating the area and will serve as an impressive and vibrant gateway to the heart of downtown Greenwich. Read more with photos and video. >
9/17/2024
We’re excited to share that at the 9/5 Greenwich Architectural Review Committee meeting, the Greenwich Crossing signage plan was approved. Click to view some highlights.
6/26/2024
Temporary sidewalk closure: Steamboat Road sidewalk will be temporarily closed Thursday-Friday, June 27-28, 2024, 7am to 3pm for the installation of the sidewalk bridge/covering. The sidewalk will be open 3pm-7am on these days. Thank you for your patience during this temporary disruption. Click to view Parking & Pedestrian Access Plan.
6/4/2024
Theater deconstruction begins on June 12, 2024. We anticipate completion of this in mid-August. All sidewalks and roads beyond the current fenced area will remain accessible. There may be some traffic delays and we will do our best to keep these at a minimum. Thank you for your patience during the transformation. Click to view Phasing & Logistics Plan.
4/25/2024
Beginning Monday, April 29, 2024, the Steamboat Road staircase (access to the Inbound-To New York platform) will be closed until April 2025. The train station and Arch Street staircase will remain open. Thank you for your patience during the transformation. Click to view Parking & Pedestrian Access Plan.
3/1/2024
Welcome to the new Greenwich Crossing website! Greenwich Crossing will be a timeless addition to the heart of Greenwich featuring a modernized train station, a revitalized shopping and dining experience along Railroad Avenue, and will foster a more cohesive sense of community.
This site is full of information on our exciting redevelopment, and we will keep you informed and up to date on progress as it happens. Keep coming back for the latest updates!
1/8/2024
We’re excited to announce the Greenwich Crossing revitalization is underway. Phase 1 of the project involves the deconstruction of the theater. There is minimal impact at this time. We will keep our tenants and the Greenwich community informed of the progress and any expected inconveniences during all phases.