Citi Bike: W 27 St & 6 Ave

Citi Bike stations sit at major Manhattan intersections, putting bicycles within easy reach. The W 27 St & 6 Ave hub in New York’s Flatiron District anchors a network built for quick, car-free trips. Whether you need a ride to Madison Square Park or a shortcut to Herald Square, stations like this one keep the city moving.

The Citi Bike: W 27 St & 6 Ave station sits at the intersection of 27th Street and Sixth Avenue, steps from the 28th Street subway stop. Passengers transferring from F/M trains often grab a bike here to avoid crowded platforms or to finish a trip downtown. The rack holds classic and e-bikes ready for riders heading anywhere in zone A.

Hourly passes unlock at the station kiosk or via the app, with per-minute rates that cap after 30 minutes of continuous use. Day passes provide unlimited 30-minute rides, ideal for tourists mapping out a self-guided loop from the High Line to Union Square. Overnight options extend availability through the small hours for late-night shifts and early risers alike.

Find turn-by-turn directions or locate other racks on the maps listing. Dial 1-801-352-7433 to speak with support between 6 AM and 9 PM daily. Safe cycling begins at the bike itself. The rack is yours to claim at 27th Street and Sixth Avenue, New York, NY 10001.