Parking Near 103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station, East Elmhurst
Where Can I Park for 103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station?
103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station has no identified station-operated car park or dedicated parking rate. The nearest priced spaces are 0.5 miles away: a private space in Elmhurst at $50 a week and one in Corona at $200 a month. Weekly spaces suit shorter commitments, while monthly options suit regular commuters.
- Address
- 39-23 103rd Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Private Parking in Corona, NY, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Junction Boulevard, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
Parking Near East Elmhurst
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / tree diagram
Parking at 103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station
The station is an elevated local stop on the IRT Flushing Line at the intersection of 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue, in North Corona near East Elmhurst (Wikipedia). The station address is 39-23 103rd Street, so drivers should use the 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue intersection as the practical drop-off reference.
No station-operated car park, capacity, station parking rate, operating schedule, or dedicated entry street is identified in the published station information. The stop is served by the 7 train (AP Transit), making it primarily a transit access point rather than a destination with its own listed parking facility.
Commuter Parking Near the Corona Plaza Stop
Drivers planning a regular journey therefore need to arrange parking separately rather than relying on a station ticketing system.
For a longer commute, a reserved private space can be more predictable than searching the surrounding streets before work. The listed spaces include weekly and monthly options, allowing drivers to match the parking arrangement to a recurring schedule without treating the station as if it had an official commuter lot.
Parksy Spaces Around 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue
The closest priced options are a private parking space in Elmhurst, 0.5 miles away, at $50 a week, and a private parking space in Corona, also 0.5 miles away, at $200 a month. These are the most practical choices for drivers who want a regular space near the station without paying a monthly garage rate.
Further options include a private space in Jackson Heights, 0.8 miles away, at $50 a week, plus another Jackson Heights private space 0.9 miles away at $50 a week. Drivers needing a garage can choose a commercial garage in Forest Hills 1.1 miles away for $325 a month or an Apex Place parking garage at the same distance and price. The weekly spaces suit shorter commitments, while the monthly options suit regular commuters.
Street Parking Around 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue
The published station and transport information identifies the stop at 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue, but does not provide local curbside parking rules, time limits, resident-zone details, or enforcement hours for the surrounding blocks. Drivers should not treat nearby curb space as station parking or assume that a spot beside the elevated line is available for a full commute.
This is especially relevant for drivers arriving for the 7 train, where leaving a vehicle on a curb would depend on the applicable street signs rather than on station access arrangements.
Junction Boulevard and 7 Train Connections
Junction Boulevard is the nearest station, 0.3 miles away and a 7-minute walk from the station. Drivers can use the nearby station as an alternative rail access point when it better suits their route.
The station is served by the 7 train (AP Transit), and its location at 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue provides a direct reference for reaching the platform area. Central Park to the station has a cheapest reported fare of $1 and a quickest reported journey of 13 minutes (Rome2Rio), although those figures describe travel to the station rather than a parking option.
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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 103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station?
103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station has no identified station-operated car park or dedicated parking rate. The nearest priced spaces are 0.5 miles away: a private space in Elmhurst at $50 a week and one in Corona at $200 a month. Weekly spaces suit shorter commitments, while monthly options suit regular commuters.
Are There Weekly Parking Spaces Near 103rd Street – Corona Plaza Station?
Yes. A private parking space in Elmhurst is 0.5 miles away at $50 a week. Private spaces in Jackson Heights are 0.8 miles away and 0.9 miles away, each at $50 a week. These weekly spaces can suit shorter commitments for drivers arranging parking separately from the station.
What Monthly Parking Options Are Near the Station?
A private parking space in Corona is 0.5 miles away at $200 a month. For garage parking, a commercial garage in Forest Hills is 1.1 miles away for $325 a month, and an Apex Place parking garage is also 1.1 miles away at $325 a month. Monthly options suit regular commuters.
Is Street Parking Available Around 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue?
Drivers should not treat nearby curb space as station parking. Leaving a vehicle on a curb for a full commute depends on the applicable street signs.
Does the Station Have Its Own Parking Lot?
No station-operated car park, capacity, station parking rate, operating schedule, or dedicated entry street is identified in the published station information. Drivers planning a regular journey need to arrange parking separately rather than rely on a station ticketing system or treat the stop as an official commuter lot.
What Is the Nearest Alternative Station?
Junction Boulevard is the nearest station, 0.3 miles away and a 7-minute walk from the station. Drivers can use it as an alternative rail access point when it better suits their route. The station is served by the 7 train, as is the stop at 103rd Street and Roosevelt Avenue.
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