Parking Near Wall Street Station, Battery Park City
Where Can I Park for Wall Street Station?
Wall Street Station has no car park listed in the available station information, so drivers should plan for nearby commercial parking. The lowest-priced listed full-day option is a covered valet space 0.2 mi away for $25 a day. A garage at 39 Exchange Pl. is 270 yd away and costs $30 a day.
- Address
- 92 Broadway
- Closest listed space
- Premium Parking Garage in Lower Manhattan - Albany St., 240 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Broad Street, 179 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Battery Park City
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Shovan Datta
Parking at Wall Street Station on Broadway
Wall Street Station is a subway stop at 92 Broadway in Manhattan, near Battery Park City. The station itself has no car park listed in the available station information, so drivers should plan for a nearby commercial space rather than expect dedicated subway parking.
The stop is served by the 2 train at all times and the 3 train at all times except late nights (wikipedia.org). Its downtown location at the intersection of Wall Street and William Street (wikipedia.org) puts the entrance among dense Lower Manhattan streets, where a reserved garage space is more practical than searching for a curbside space.
Parksy Garages Near the Downtown Subway Stop
Parksy lists several paid garage and valet options within walking distance. A covered valet space 0.2 mi away costs $25 a day, making it the lowest-priced listed choice for a full day. A garage at 39 Exchange Pl. is 270 yd away and costs $30 a day.
A garage space at 30 Carlisle St. is 301 yd away for $30.50 a day, while a valet space at the same distance and address also costs $30.50 a day. The Albany St. garage is 240 yd away for $35 a day, and the Liberty Plaza Garage is 302 yd away for $35 a day. These options suit commuters who want a preselected space, with valet listings useful when handing the vehicle over is preferable to self-parking.
Street Parking Around Wall Street and William Street
The station sits at the intersection of Wall Street and William Street in Lower Manhattan (wikipedia.org). Parking.com advertises discounted parking near Wall Street for six-, 12-, or 24-hour periods, including tax (parking.com). Those time blocks are aimed at drivers staying for a defined part of the day rather than making repeated short stops.
For a subway commute, a commercial garage or valet reservation avoids relying on an unreserved curb space in the downtown street network. The listed station information identifies the subway location and train service, while the nearby paid spaces provide the clearest parking choices for drivers heading to the stop.
Commuter Planning for a Lower Manhattan Subway Stop
Daily parking prices on the nearby Parksy listings range from $25 a day to $35 a day. The covered valet space 0.2 mi away is the lowest-priced listed option, while the Albany St. and Liberty Plaza Garage spaces cost $35 a day.
Parking.com offers booking for discounted six-, 12-, or 24-hour periods, including tax (parking.com). Those booking periods give commuters a way to match parking with a workday or shorter visit. The 2 train operates at all times, and the 3 train operates at all times except late nights (wikipedia.org), so train timing matters when planning a late return.
Broad Street and Other Connections From the Station
Broad Street is the nearest station, 179 yd from the subway stop and a three-minute walk.
The station is at 92 Broadway, near Battery Park City, and the surrounding Manhattan street grid places Wall Street, William Street, and Broad Street within the same Lower Manhattan area. Parking.com also markets spaces near Wall Street with six-, 12-, and 24-hour booking periods, including tax (parking.com), which can suit drivers combining subway travel with a longer downtown visit.
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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 Wall Street Station?
Wall Street Station has no car park listed in the available station information, so drivers should plan for nearby commercial parking. The lowest-priced listed full-day option is a covered valet space 0.2 mi away for $25 a day. A garage at 39 Exchange Pl. is 270 yd away and costs $30 a day.
What Is the Cheapest Parking Near the Station?
The lowest-priced listed full-day option is a covered valet space 0.2 mi away for $25 a day. It is a paid commercial option rather than dedicated subway parking, since no station car park is listed in the available station information.
How Much Does Nearby Daily Parking Cost?
Daily parking prices on the nearby Parksy listings range from $25 a day to $35 a day. The $25 a day covered valet space is 0.2 mi away. Albany St. and Liberty Plaza Garage spaces cost $35 a day, while 39 Exchange Pl. costs $30 a day.
Are There Garage and Valet Parking Options?
Yes. Nearby paid choices include a garage at 39 Exchange Pl. 270 yd away for $30 a day, a garage and valet space at 30 Carlisle St. 301 yd away for $30.50 a day, and valet parking 0.2 mi away for $25 a day.
Can I Book Parking for a Shorter Visit?
Parking.com advertises discounted parking near Wall Street for six-, 12-, or 24-hour periods, including tax. These booking periods can suit drivers staying for a defined part of the day, including a subway commute or a longer downtown visit.
What Train Service Should I Consider When Planning Parking?
The 2 train operates at all times, while the 3 train operates at all times except late nights. Train timing matters when planning a late return, especially for commuters using a nearby commercial garage or valet space instead of relying on an unreserved curb space.
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