The Port Authority Trans-Hudson Hoboken station will be closed from late evening Jan. 30, 2025, to early morning Feb. 25, 2025, as part of the agency’s two-year, $430 million PATH Forward program.
During the closure, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will carry out safety repairs and improvements across several elements of the 116-year-old system. Officials said the full station closure allows the agency to complete track and station work on an expedited basis that would otherwise require schedule reductions and service suspensions over a prolonged period.
Track work will include replacing the in-station track, replacing the track switching network outside the station, and repairing 4,500 linear feet of track leading to the station. Station work will include refurbishing the concrete platform surface and replacing four stairways between the station’s mezzanine and platform levels.
The Port Authority has worked with regional transit partners to provide riders extensive travel alternatives while work is completed. Those alternatives include expanded ferry service, frequent shuttle buses to other PATH stations, and supplemental PATH, light rail, and NJ Transit bus service between Hoboken and Manhattan.
