Parking Near Parsons Boulevard Station, Queens
Where Can I Park for Parsons Boulevard Station?
Parking near Parsons Boulevard Station includes 24-hour MODA garage parking at 89-14 Parsons Blvd for $7 for up to 12 hours, Monday through Sunday. Parksy also lists covered and premium garage spaces 280 yd from the station for $16 a day, plus a private space 0.2 mi away for $75 a week. The station is at 153-38 Hillside Avenue in Jamaica.
- Address
- 153-38 Hillside Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Covered Parking in Jamaica - GGMC Parking, 280 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 160th Street, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
Parking Near Queens
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Parking at Parsons Boulevard Station
Parsons Boulevard Station is at 153-38 Hillside Avenue in Jamaica, near Queens. The station is an express stop on the IND Queens Boulevard Line, located at the intersection of Parsons Boulevard and Hillside Avenue (Wikipedia).
The nearby MODA garage is at 89-14 Parsons Blvd in Jamaica and is operated by GGMC Parking. It is open 24 hours, with a charge of $7 for up to 12 hours from Monday through Sunday (ggmcparking.com). The listed address places this garage away from the station entrance, so drivers should use the nearby-space options below when choosing parking for a subway journey.
Commuter Parking Near the Station
Its 24-hour opening is useful for early departures, late returns, and journeys that extend beyond regular business hours (ggmcparking.com).
Parksy also lists a private space in Jamaica at $75 a week, 0.2 mi from the station. A weekly booking suits a regular commuter who wants a repeated parking arrangement rather than paying a daily garage rate, while the covered and valet choices are better suited to drivers prioritizing garage-style parking.
Street Parking Around Hillside Avenue and Parsons Boulevard
The station sits at the intersection of Parsons Boulevard and Hillside Avenue in Jamaica, near Queens (Wikipedia). Those roads form the immediate approach to the subway entrance, so curb space is likely to be most useful for brief drop-offs rather than a full commuting day.
GGMC Parking identifies the MODA site at 89-14 Parsons Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11432, and publishes its phone number as 718-523-1475 (ggmcparking.com). The garage listing also shows a charge of $5.44 for up to half an hour, giving drivers a short-stay alternative to looking for curb space near the station (ggmcparking.com).
Parksy Spaces Near Parsons Boulevard Station
Parksy lists two spaces 280 yd from the station: covered parking at GGMC Parking for $16 a day and a premium garage at 89-14 Parsons Blvd for $16 a day. These are practical choices for commuters who want a covered facility close to the station, with the second option matching the Parsons Boulevard address published by GGMC Parking.
A secure private parking space in Jamaica is 0.2 mi away for $75 a week, while a valet garage in Jamaica is 0.2 mi away for $22 a day. At 0.3 mi, a secure garage costs $27 a day, and valet parking at iPark at Alvista Towers costs $5 a day. The weekly space suits repeat commuters, while the daily options fit occasional trips.
Connections From Jamaica to Nearby Stations and Routes
160th Street is the nearest station, 0.3 mi away and a 7 min walk from Parsons Boulevard Station.
The station is served by the IND Queens Boulevard Line and is an express stop (Wikipedia). From the station, Central Park is reachable by public transport in 20 mins, with the cheapest travel option costing $2 (rome2rio.com). The station is 1.4 mi from Queens centre, placing the listed parking spaces within a short Jamaica approach to the wider Queens area.
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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 Parsons Boulevard Station?
Parking near Parsons Boulevard Station includes 24-hour MODA garage parking at 89-14 Parsons Blvd for $7 for up to 12 hours, Monday through Sunday. Parksy also lists covered and premium garage spaces 280 yd from the station for $16 a day, plus a private space 0.2 mi away for $75 a week. The station is at 153-38 Hillside Avenue in Jamaica.
Is There 24-Hour Parking Near Parsons Boulevard Station?
The MODA garage at 89-14 Parsons Blvd in Jamaica is open 24 hours and charges $7 for up to 12 hours from Monday through Sunday. Its 24-hour opening can help with early departures, late returns, and journeys extending beyond regular business hours. GGMC Parking lists the garage phone number as 718-523-1475.
What Are the Closest Parksy Parking Options?
Parksy lists two spaces 280 yd from Parsons Boulevard Station: covered parking at GGMC Parking for $16 a day and a premium garage at 89-14 Parsons Blvd for $16 a day. Both are practical choices for drivers seeking a covered facility close to the station, and the second matches the Parsons Boulevard address published by GGMC Parking.
Is Weekly Parking Available for Commuters?
A secure private parking space in Jamaica is listed 0.2 mi from the station for $75 a week. A weekly booking suits a regular commuter seeking a repeated parking arrangement rather than paying a daily garage rate. The covered and valet choices are better suited to drivers prioritizing garage-style parking or occasional trips.
How Much Does Short-Stay Parking Cost Near the Station?
GGMC Parking lists a charge of $5.44 for up to half an hour at its MODA site at 89-14 Parsons Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11432. This gives drivers a short-stay alternative to looking for curb space near the station. The station is at the intersection of Parsons Boulevard and Hillside Avenue.
What Other Daily Parking Options Are Listed Nearby?
Parksy lists a valet garage in Jamaica 0.2 mi away for $22 a day, a secure garage 0.3 mi away for $27 a day, and valet parking at iPark at Alvista Towers 0.3 mi away for $5 a day. These daily options fit occasional trips, while the weekly space suits repeat commuters.
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