Suggestions for Metro Station near Elmhurst, Queens

Kimmie O. • October 7, 2019The 7, E, F, M & R trains run at this subway station.

Benjamin M. • June 10, 2012Catch the local M/R Train or E during late nights

Kristin G. • April 12, 2013The black and white station-name signs are mounted in boxes for larger (presumably older) signs.

Terraza 7 • August 15, 2011The MTA 82nd St is awesome, brings you right to the heart of Jackson Heights, the most multi-cultural spot on planet Earth, one block from Terraza 7 Train, the ultimate chill-out bar w/Latin music.

nycHealthy • August 22, 2012Making NYC Your Gym is as easy as getting off the subway a stop early. Get off at Woodhaven Blvd. and walk the rest of the way to work/home/school. More on Making NYC Your Gym http://on.nyc.gov/T6Gc9J

Kimmie O. • August 14, 2020You’ll find so many authentic restaurants nearby!

Karl H. • August 16, 2010Enjoy the crisp open air in one of the busiest transit hubs in NYC!

Leo S. • April 2, 2011This stop is also referred to as the Mexican Stop, There is a high traffic of mexican workers who arrive to here between the hours 9pm-1am so the staircase gets jammed and you will have to wait like 1

Randy B. • July 19, 2011The underground walkway is a Safe alternative to cross Qeens Blvd.

Lisa N. • January 4, 2010Get tacos from the taco carts right downstairs!!

Thomas P. • August 23, 2015This is an amazing station with a double-el structure. The upper level track is used by express trains while the lower level center tracks are used to access the nearby Corona Yard.

Kimmie O. • July 12, 2020DeVry University & Bank of America are nearby this subway station.

Raul • January 27, 2010After 12 E trains make local stops.

TK . • September 19, 2012Beautiful views of Midtown Manhattan from the western side of the platforms

Ria M. • August 21, 2019Dreamsoft4u is the one of the leading digital innovation & software development companies in USA, working with businesses to create customized digital solutions fit to their business model.

Scott Kleinberg • June 25, 2017Incredibly crowded subway station in Queens that's also home to a Major League ballpark.

Sal B. • February 12, 2019Metro stations are ok

Erica P. • December 14, 2011Look for the cute racoon family near the main entrance. They have become an attraction there!

Ricky A. • December 4, 2017Use your metro card for legal entry to this subway station.

Phil L. • August 15, 2010Peanut M&Ms for a buck outside from a great nice guy most days, and flowers on Fridays! Great stop!

Patrick W. • November 22, 2011You can catch some specatuclar sunsets over the Manhattan skyline from the platforms here.

Kimmie O. • January 26, 2020This is the subway station closest to the Kaufman movie theater.

Justin M. • July 7, 2011Remember on most weekends that tthe M doesn't run past Myrtle-Broadway! So plan accordingly! :)

Sal B. • November 27, 2019This is an okay train. Reminds me when i was a kid as it goes through my childhood neighborhood in Ridgewood NY

Reshma • October 7, 2013Purchase a cheaper City Ticket on the weekends (valid day of only) for rides from Penn Station to all stops in Queens

Kimmie O. • April 29, 2020This Dunkin’ is located right across the 74th Street/Roosevelt Ave subway station. Order-on-the-to before you get on the train or after you get off the train.

Ronald Z. • August 7, 2022New terminal B is really nice, very spacious. Easy to get to manhattan, the Q70 bus is free of charge and brings you to Roosevelt Subway station, from there you can take the 7 line to grand Central