@nytransitmuseum.bsky.socialDid you join us for #BusFestival on Saturday? What was your favorite bus? Frank Farrell, Exec. Vice President of Department of Buses/@MTA.info Bus Company, picked Bus 303.
🎟️ We've got lots more fun events coming up! Head to nytransitmuseum.org/programs to learn about fall Nostalgia Rides and more.
@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social⏰ Tomorrow is #BusFestival! Presented by the #NYTransitMuseum and @MTA.info New York City Transit, Bus Festival is FREE and runs rain or shine:
🚌 BUS FESTIVAL 2026
📆 Saturday, September 19, 10am-3:30pm
📍 Emily Warren Roebling Plaza, Brooklyn Bridge Park
🎟️ FREE
Learn more at nytransitmuseum.org.
@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social🚍 #MeetTheBuses coming to #BusFestival! Bus 3865 is an example of the Rapid Transit Series, or RTS, whose sloping windshield and rounded contours became a familiar sight on New York City streets. Bus 3865 operated in Queens from 1994 to 2010.
@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social25 years. #NeverForget. Secret no. 31 is a story of rebirth and resilience.
🇺🇸 Bus 2185 will appear next Saturday, September 19 at #BusFestival. Join us to visit this historic vehicle and remember those we lost. Learn more at nytransitmuseum.org/bus-festival.
@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social🚌 Restored and ready for its #BusFestival debut, Bus 303 is secret no. 30.
Welcome to the #NYTMCollection, Bus 303! This 1918 wooden-bodied, open-top double-decker bus is now our newest (and oldest) bus. It was restored by a dedicated team of body maintainers at @MTA.info New York City Transit.
@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social#SurfaceSunday: 🚍 #MeetTheBuses coming to #BusFestival! Most recently seen las year at Bus Festival 2025, these vintage buses will be returning again for 2026: