Parking Near Queens Plaza Station, Long Island City
Where Can I Park for Queens Plaza Station?
The closest listed parking is a secure garage with valet and EV access, 84 yards away, for $20 a day. For a lower daily rate, a secure covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street is 0.3 miles away and costs $12 a day.
- Address
- 28-40 Jackson Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking Garage in Long Island City, NY - Valet & EV, 84 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Queensboro Plaza, 0.2 mi (4 min walk)
Parking Near Long Island City
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Elmir Jafarov
Parking at the Queens Plaza Station Site
The subway station sits at 28-40 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City. Its entrances were rebuilt to match the facade of the DOT indoor parking lot structure when that structure was constructed in 1975 (Wikipedia). The parking structure is part of the station setting, rather than a separately described station-operated car park.
For drivers planning a longer stay, Champion Parking North LLC at 29-17 Queens Plaza N is between 29th Street and 41st Avenue and is open 24/7 (championparking.com). The operator is accepting applications for monthly parking, making this site more relevant to regular commuters than to someone making a single short subway trip.
Parksy Parking Within Walking Distance of the Station
The closest Parksy option is a secure garage with valet and EV access, 84 yards away, priced at $20 a day. A second garage is 136 yards away and also costs $20 a day. Both suit drivers who want a conventional garage close to the subway entrances.
A covered garage 164 yards away costs $19.99 a day, while a secure covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street is 0.3 miles away for $12 a day. The Hunter Street option suits a commuter who prefers covered parking and is willing to walk farther for a lower daily rate.
A valet space at 43-25 Hunter Street costs $12 a month and is 0.3 miles away.
Commuter Choices Near Queens Plaza
Drivers using the station every weekday have a monthly option at the valet space on 43-25 Hunter Street, priced at $12 a month and located 0.3 miles away. The nearby Champion Parking North LLC location is also accepting monthly parking applications (championparking.com).
Champion Parking North LLC is open 24/7 (championparking.com), which supports early, late, and irregular subway journeys. Its location at 29-17 Queens Plaza N places it between 29th Street and 41st Avenue (championparking.com).
For a single commuting day, the closest Parksy garage spaces cost $20 a day, while the covered garage 164 yards away costs $19.99 a day. A $12 daily covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street provides a lower-priced daily alternative.
Street Parking and Enforcement Around Queens Plaza
Queens Plaza has entrances on Jackson Avenue, and the surrounding blocks include major streets in Long Island City. Drivers using curb spaces need to follow the posted signs for the particular block, including any stopping, standing, metering, cleaning, loading, or alternate-side requirements.
The station area is also served by a dedicated DOT indoor parking lot structure dating from 1975 (Wikipedia). Parking in or beside a transit structure is separate from using a curb space, so drivers should use the marked entrance and the applicable facility rules rather than treating nearby station frontage as unrestricted parking.
For a predictable trip, a reserved garage or monthly application avoids relying on a curb space during the commute. Champion Parking North LLC accepts monthly applications at 29-17 Queens Plaza N (championparking.com).
Queens Plaza Connections and Nearby Transit Options
Queensboro Plaza is the nearest station listed for the subway, 0.2 miles from the station and a four-minute walk.
The station is 0.3 miles from Long Island City center, so drivers parking in the surrounding neighborhood can combine a short walk with the subway rather than trying to leave a vehicle directly beside the entrance. The Parksy spaces at 84 yards, 136 yards, and 164 yards are the closest listed choices.
Drivers who need a longer-term alternative can use Champion Parking North LLC at 29-17 Queens Plaza N, between 29th Street and 41st Avenue. The site is open 24/7 and accepts monthly parking applications (championparking.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 Queens Plaza Station?
The closest listed parking is a secure garage with valet and EV access, 84 yards away, for $20 a day. For a lower daily rate, a secure covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street is 0.3 miles away and costs $12 a day.
Is There Monthly Parking Near Queens Plaza Station?
A valet space at 43-25 Hunter Street offers monthly parking for $12 a month and is 0.3 miles away. Champion Parking North LLC at 29-17 Queens Plaza N is also accepting monthly parking applications. Its location is between 29th Street and 41st Avenue and is open 24/7, supporting early, late, and irregular subway journeys.
What Is the Closest Garage Parking to Queens Plaza Station?
The closest listed option is a secure garage with valet and EV access, 84 yards away, priced at $20 a day. A second garage is 136 yards away and also costs $20 a day. A covered garage 164 yards away costs $19.99 a day. These options provide conventional garage parking close to the subway entrances.
Is Covered Parking Available Near Queens Plaza Station?
A covered garage 164 yards away costs $19.99 a day. A secure covered space at 43-25 Hunter Street is 0.3 miles away and costs $12 a day. The Hunter Street option suits drivers willing to walk farther for a lower daily rate. It is also available as a valet space for $12 a month.
What Are the Street Parking Rules Near Queens Plaza Station?
Drivers using curb spaces need to follow the posted signs for the particular block, including stopping, standing, metering, cleaning, loading, or alternate-side requirements. Parking in or beside a transit structure is separate from using a curb space. Use the marked entrance and applicable facility rules rather than treating station frontage as unrestricted parking.
How Far Is Queensboro Plaza From Queens Plaza Station?
Queensboro Plaza is the nearest station listed for the subway, 0.2 miles from Queens Plaza station and a four-minute walk. The station is 0.3 miles from Long Island City center. Parksy spaces at 84 yards, 136 yards, and 164 yards are the closest listed choices for combining parking with a short walk.
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