Parking Near Lasker Rink, Harlem
Where Can I Park for Lasker Rink?
Lasker Rink is now Gottesman Rink at the Davis Center, at 106-51 East Drive in Central Park’s north end. Parksy lists six paid spaces 0.3 mi away, including daily parking from $14 a day and a monthly secure garage option for $450 a month. Garage parking is the named off-street alternative, and the listed vehicle approach enters at 110th Street and Lenox Avenue.
- Address
- 106-51 East Drive
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Garage on E. 107th St., NYC, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 110 St–Malcolm X Plaza, 317 yd (4 min walk)
Parking Near Harlem
Lasker Rink, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking at Lasker Rink
Lasker Rink is now Gottesman Rink at the Davis Center, at 106-51 East Drive on Central Park’s north end near Harlem (centralparknyc.org). The venue sits between 106th and 108th Streets (centralpark.org), and the former rink site is now part of the Davis Center, completed in 2025 (wikipedia.org).
For event arrivals, the Central Park Conservancy directs visitors to the Gottesman Rink and its Davis Center location, with hours, programs, amenities, and parking details handled through its skating information (daviscenter.centralparknyc.org). Central Park’s directions page also lists parking-garage discounts for the rink (centralpark.com).
Parksy Spaces Near Lasker
Parksy lists six paid spaces 0.3 mi from Lasker.
A monthly option is a secure garage space 0.3 mi away for $450 a month. The 0.3-mi approach gives drivers a nearby off-street option for a show or match, while the garage and valet choices avoid searching along the park edge after the event. The Hampton Court listings are the lowest priced daily choices among the Parksy spaces shown.
Nearby Alternatives to the Venue Car Park
Central Park’s attraction guidance identifies parking garages and garage discounts for the rink area (centralpark.com). The Central Park Conservancy places the venue at the north end of the park and directs visitors to the Davis Center for skating information and amenities (daviscenter.centralparknyc.org).
The listed vehicle approach enters the park at 110th Street and Lenox Avenue (bikerentalcentralpark.com). A driver using that approach can combine the park entrance with the garage guidance published for the attraction, rather than treating East Drive as a conventional destination lot. Garage parking is the named off-street alternative in the venue-area directions (centralpark.com).
Street Restrictions Around Lasker
Lasker is on East Drive at 106-51, within Central Park’s north end (daviscenter.centralparknyc.org). The attraction is situated between 106th and 108th Streets (centralpark.org), so event traffic is concentrated around the park road and its nearby access points rather than a standalone suburban parking area.
Central Park’s visitor guidance identifies the 110th Street and Lenox Avenue entrance for reaching the attraction (bikerentalcentralpark.com). The venue’s directions and parking information are published alongside its attraction details, including garage-discount information (centralpark.com). Drivers should use marked legal spaces and the stated park entrance, keeping the East Drive address for navigation to the Davis Center.
Subway Access From Harlem to Lasker
The nearest station is 110 St–Malcolm X Plaza, 317 yd from Lasker, with a 4-minute walk. The short station connection makes the subway a practical arrival choice when a rink event brings extra traffic to Central Park’s north end.
The venue is in Central Park near Harlem, 0.9 mi from Harlem center. From the station, continue toward the Davis Center at 106-51 East Drive, the address used for the Gottesman Rink that replaced the former Lasker Rink site (daviscenter.centralparknyc.org). The park entrance at 110th Street and Lenox Avenue is also identified as an access point for the attraction (bikerentalcentralpark.com).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Lasker Rink?
Lasker Rink is now Gottesman Rink at the Davis Center, at 106-51 East Drive in Central Park’s north end. Parksy lists six paid spaces 0.3 mi away, including daily parking from $14 a day and a monthly secure garage option for $450 a month. Garage parking is the named off-street alternative, and the listed vehicle approach enters at 110th Street and Lenox Avenue.
What Is the Address of Lasker Rink?
The former Lasker Rink site is now Gottesman Rink at the Davis Center, at 106-51 East Drive on Central Park’s north end near Harlem. The venue sits between 106th and 108th Streets. Keep the East Drive address for navigation to the Davis Center, and use the stated park entrance at 110th Street and Lenox Avenue.
How Much Does Parking Near Lasker Rink Cost?
Parksy lists six paid spaces 0.3 mi from Lasker. The lowest priced daily choices shown are $14 a day at Hampton Court, including a valet option. A secure garage space is also available for $450 a month, all 0.3 mi away.
Are There Garages Near Lasker Rink?
Garage parking is the named off-street alternative in the venue-area directions. Central Park’s attraction guidance identifies parking garages and garage discounts for the rink area. Parksy lists nearby garage and valet choices 0.3 mi away, giving drivers an option that avoids searching along the park edge after an event.
Which Entrance Should Drivers Use for Lasker Rink?
The listed vehicle approach enters Central Park at 110th Street and Lenox Avenue. The attraction is on East Drive at 106-51, between 106th and 108th Streets, so drivers should use the stated park entrance and marked legal spaces. The venue’s directions and parking information are published alongside its attraction details.
What Is the Nearest Subway Station to Lasker Rink?
The nearest station is 110 St–Malcolm X Plaza, 317 yd from Lasker, with a 4-minute walk. The short station connection makes the subway a practical arrival choice when an event brings extra traffic to Central Park’s north end. From the station, continue toward the Davis Center at 106-51 East Drive.
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