Parking Near Mets – Willets Point Station, Flushing
Where Can I Park for Mets – Willets Point Station?
For weekday daytime parking, the Citi Field commuter lot operates Monday through Friday from 3:30AM until 5PM and costs $5 on non-event days. Nearby Parksy garages range from $8 a day at 0.9 mi to $16.41 a day at 0.8 mi. The nearest station is 317 yd away, a 4 min walk.
- Address
- Roosevelt Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Premium Garage Space Available in Heart of New York, 0.8 mi (16 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Mets – Willets Point, 317 yd (4 min walk)
Parking Near Flushing
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Mets–Willets Point Station Parking on Roosevelt Avenue
The station is on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, near Flushing. A park-and-ride facility with 3,000 parking spots opened next to the Willets Point Boulevard station in November 1947 (Wikipedia). The facility is associated with the station’s rail and subway connections, making the location practical for drivers continuing by transit.
For event parking, Citi Field’s official information lists $40 for fans who pre-pay and $50 for drive-up parking upon arrival (MLB). Pre-paid passes must be purchased before midnight prior to the event (MLB). These event rates are separate from the nearby daily Parksy spaces and are most relevant when a Mets game or another stadium event affects demand.
Parksy Garages Near the Station in Queens
Parksy lists several priced garage spaces around the station. A garage at 133-17 41st Ave is 0.8 mi away and costs $10 a day, while a secure covered garage space is also 0.8 mi away at $16.41 a day. A premium garage space 0.8 mi away costs $55.62 a day, giving drivers a higher-priced option among the listed spaces.
At 0.9 mi, a garage at 136-20 38th Ave costs $8 a day, and LAZ Parking’s Queens Crossing Garage also costs $8 a day. The 0.8 mi garages suit commuters who want a reserved off-street space, while the 0.9 mi options offer the lowest listed daily prices near the station. These spaces are in the Flushing area and require a walk or onward connection to Roosevelt Avenue.
Street Parking and Enforcement Around Roosevelt Avenue
The station address is Roosevelt Avenue, and the nearby stadium creates a sharp distinction between ordinary commuter parking and event parking. Citi Field’s commuter lot is open from 3:30AM until 5PM Monday through Friday and is primarily available for commuters (Impark). The lot costs $5 on non-event days for commuters (Impark).
Stadium parking is separately governed by event arrangements: the New York Mets list $40 for fans who pre-pay and $50 for drive-up parking upon arrival (MLB). Drivers using streets around the station should treat event-day conditions as different from weekday commuter parking, because the official stadium information applies specific pre-paid and drive-up rates (MLB).
Commuter Timing and Tickets at Mets–Willets Point
The Citi Field commuter lot operates Monday through Friday from 3:30AM until 5PM and is primarily available for commuters (Impark). Its non-event commuter rate is $5 (Impark), making it the clearest search-result option for a weekday driver seeking daytime parking near the station.
For stadium events, pre-paid parking costs $40, while drive-up parking costs $50 upon arrival (MLB). Fans using the pre-paid option must purchase passes before midnight prior to the event (MLB). A commuter planning to leave a vehicle beyond the published weekday lot hours needs to distinguish that arrangement from event parking, which follows the stadium’s separate pricing and pre-purchase rules.
Rail and Subway Connections From Mets–Willets Point
The nearest station listed for the location is Mets–Willets Point, 317 yd away, or a 4 min walk. The station is in Queens near Flushing, with Flushing center 0.9 mi away. These short local distances make the rail and subway interchange useful for drivers parking away from Roosevelt Avenue.
The MTA identifies Woodside and Flushing–Main Street as the nearest accessible stations on this branch because Mets–Willets Point is not accessible (MTA). Drivers who need an accessible station can therefore use Woodside or Flushing–Main Street as alternatives. The nearby Citi Field parking facility also functions as a park-and-ride option, with 3,000 parking spots next to the Willets Point Boulevard station (Wikipedia).
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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 Mets – Willets Point Station?
For weekday daytime parking, the Citi Field commuter lot operates Monday through Friday from 3:30AM until 5PM and costs $5 on non-event days. Nearby Parksy garages range from $8 a day at 0.9 mi to $16.41 a day at 0.8 mi. The nearest station is 317 yd away, a 4 min walk.
How Much Does Commuter Parking Cost Near Mets – Willets Point Station?
The Citi Field commuter lot costs $5 on non-event days and operates Monday through Friday from 3:30AM until 5PM. It is primarily available for commuters. This weekday lot is separate from stadium event parking, which has different rates and pre-purchase rules.
What Are the Cheapest Nearby Garage Parking Options?
The lowest listed daily prices are $8 a day at 0.9 mi. A garage at 133-17 41st Ave costs $10 a day and is 0.8 mi away.
How Much Is Citi Field Event Parking?
For stadium events, Citi Field parking costs $40 for fans who pre-pay and $50 for drive-up parking upon arrival. Pre-paid passes must be purchased before midnight prior to the event. These rates are separate from nearby daily Parksy spaces.
What Are the Parking Hours for Weekday Commuters?
The Citi Field commuter lot is open from 3:30AM until 5PM Monday through Friday and is primarily available for commuters. Its non-event commuter rate is $5. Drivers planning to leave a vehicle beyond those published weekday hours need to distinguish this arrangement from event parking.
How Far Is the Station From Nearby Parking and Is It Accessible?
The nearest station listed is 317 yd away, or a 4 min walk. Mets–Willets Point is not accessible. The MTA identifies Woodside and Flushing–Main Street as the nearest accessible stations on this branch for drivers who need an accessible station.
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