Parking Near Court Square–23rd Street Station, Long Island City
Where Can I Park for Court Square–23rd Street Station?
The Court Square municipal facility at 45-40 Court Square has 24 spaces and costs $1.50 per hour, but its 4-hour limit suits errands or brief appointments rather than a full workday. For dependable weekday parking, two secure garage spaces 110 yards from the station cost $450 a month. Daily choices include covered parking 306 yards away for $12 a day.
- Address
- 21-47 44th Drive
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking Garage in Long Island City, NY, 110 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Court Square, 167 yd (2 min walk)
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A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Elmir Jafarov
Municipal Parking Beside Court Square–23rd Street Station
The station complex is served by the Court Square municipal parking facility at 45-40 Court Square, Queens, NY 11101, operated by NYC DOT (nyc.gov). The facility has 24 spaces and charges $1.50 per hour, with a 4-hour parking limit (nyc.gov).
For a short subway trip, the 4-hour limit makes this facility more useful for errands and brief appointments than for a full commuter shift. Its Court Square address places it near the station complex in Queens, close to the station’s 21-47 44th Drive address.
Street Parking on 44th Drive and Around Court Square
The station is located on 44th Drive between 23rd Street and 21st Street (qgazette.com).
New York City street-parking rules apply around the station, and the city’s parking guidance is the relevant authority for restrictions, time limits, and enforcement (nyc.gov). Drivers using curb space should treat posted signs and curb markings as controlling for the specific block rather than assuming that rules are identical throughout Court Square.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Court Square–23rd Street Station
Two secure garage spaces are 110 yards from the station, each priced at $450 a month.
A secure covered garage space and a valet space at 43-25 Hunter Street are both 306 yards away. The covered space costs $12 a day, while the valet listing costs $12 a month, giving drivers different options for either daily or monthly parking. Two spaces 0.2 miles away offer valet or outdoor-lot parking for $80 a day, which is better suited to a one-day visit than routine commuting.
Commuter Planning for the Station
The 24-space municipal facility is constrained for a large subway interchange, and its 4-hour limit does not match a full workday (nyc.gov). Drivers seeking dependable weekday parking are better matched to a monthly garage space, with two secure garage listings 110 yards from the station priced at $450 a month.
Daily options include the secure covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street for $12 a day and the two 0.2-mile valet or outdoor-lot spaces for $80 a day. The station’s position on the E, M, G, and 7 subway services makes it a destination where demand can build around transfers and commuting periods (wikipedia.org).
Subway and Bus Connections From Court Square–23rd Street Station
Court Square station is 167 yards from the station complex, a 2-minute walk according to the place guide. The nearest subway stop is Court Sq, listed as a 1-minute walk by Moovit (moovitapp.com). The complex serves the IND Crosstown Line, the IRT Flushing Line, and the IND Queens Boulevard Line (wikipedia.org).
The E and M services also serve the Court Square area, and the G and 7 lines connect through the station complex (wikipedia.org). Moovit lists nearby service at 3:00 AM, which can help late-night passengers planning a subway connection (moovitapp.com). Drivers can use the nearby Court Square municipal facility for a short stay at $1.50 per hour, subject to its 4-hour limit (nyc.gov).
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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 Court Square–23rd Street Station?
The Court Square municipal facility at 45-40 Court Square has 24 spaces and costs $1.50 per hour, but its 4-hour limit suits errands or brief appointments rather than a full workday. For dependable weekday parking, two secure garage spaces 110 yards from the station cost $450 a month. Daily choices include covered parking 306 yards away for $12 a day.
How Much Does Municipal Parking Cost Near the Station?
The Court Square municipal parking facility at 45-40 Court Square charges $1.50 per hour and has 24 spaces. Parking is limited to 4 hours, so it is more suitable for a short subway trip, errand, or brief appointment than a full commuter shift. NYC DOT operates the facility.
Is Street Parking Available Around the Station?
Street parking is available on 44th Drive and around Court Square, but New York City parking rules apply. Drivers should use posted signs and curb markings as controlling for the specific block, because restrictions, time limits, and enforcement can differ throughout Court Square. The station is on 44th Drive between 23rd Street and 21st Street.
What Monthly Parking Options Are Closest?
Two secure garage spaces are 110 yards from Court Square–23rd Street Station, and each costs $450 a month. These monthly options are better matched to dependable weekday parking than the municipal facility, whose 4-hour limit does not fit a full workday. A secure covered space and a valet space are also 306 yards away.
What Are the Daily Parking Options Near the Station?
A secure covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street is 306 yards away and costs $12 a day. Two valet or outdoor-lot spaces are 0.2 miles away and cost $80 a day, making them better suited to a one-day visit than routine commuting. The covered option provides a lower daily price.
Which Subway Services Connect Through the Station Complex?
The complex serves the IND Crosstown Line, IRT Flushing Line, and IND Queens Boulevard Line. The E and M services serve the Court Square area, while the G and 7 lines connect through the station complex. Court Square station is 167 yards from the complex, and the nearest subway stop is listed as a 1-minute walk.
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