Flushing-Main St — Local services in New York

Dirty and crowded. Little seating available at any major food spots like Starbucks, McDonald's, Popeyes due to occupation by loiterers, both homeless and non-homeless. Huge gobs of gross spit or tissues on the ground so it's best to not bring anything rolling like luggage as it will touch the wheels or base of the cart depending on how close it is to the ground. Most of the Chinese I've met are nice but there are a few rude/racist ones. At Flushing library there was a Chinese guard doing a 'shoo' motion at me as if I'm some dog. So degrading (I'm Indian). And the library was still open for another 10 minutes. The staff can be really ghetto regardless of race. They love to gossip and be loud in the library. Due to budget cuts they're hiring bottom of the barrel employees and also cutting library hours so Mayor Adams can use that money to pay for his lavish vacations for himself and his staff. Just get out of NYC while you can.

It's extremely crowded any day the weather is nice, you can barely walk because people stop in the middle of the sidewalk with grocery carts, homeless people with all their bags and carts, cops, street vendors, Ubereats people with their motorbikes, etc. The area in front of McDonald's is the worst.

The only redeemable area is Booth Memorial Ave 2 stops away, lined with quiet, quaint houses. It's a peaceful neighborhood, very quiet. There was a Western Beef nearby which went out of business I guess because it's more American and the residents...

Flushing-Main St is the terminal of the 7 train, which runs on the IRT Flushing line. Local 7 trains run at all times to the station. Express 7 trains run during the weekday rush hour and make the stops: Flushing-Main St, Mets Willets Pt, Junction Blvd, Woodside-61 St, Queensboro Plz, and all stops west of Queensboro Plz.

Express trains are available only on Tracks M and 2 during the weekday rush hour period. Local trains may run on any track outside of rush hour, when they only run on Track 1. Fare control can be found either on the station's eastern end on Roosevelt Av, or in the central mezzanine under the intersection of Roosevelt Av and Main St. The 2 fare control areas are not connected together. MetroCard machines in the central mezzanine are prone to malfunctions, while the machines in the eastern end of the station are in good condition. Elevators and escalators are located at the station's eastern end. The central mezzanine's entrances are prone to overcrowding. Construction and renovation is currently underway to lower congestion into the station.

Transfers and connections are can be made to the MTA buses: Q12, Q13, Q15, Q15A, Q16, Q17, Q19, Q20A/B, Q25, Q26, Q27, Q28, Q34, Q48, Q58, Q65, and Q66; to the MTA limited buses: Q17 LTD, Q25 LTD, Q27 LTD, Q50 LTD, Q58 LTD, and Q65 LTD; to the MTA select-bus service Q44SBS; to the NICE bus n20G; and to the LIRR's Port...

The lady in the booth in the middle of the downstairs is so so so rude. Yesterday my card didn’t work and I kindly asked her could you help me transfer my balance into my another card (I have two cards. One damaged and one good). She put my damaged card in to her machine and then showed me a bad face, keep saying “my computer cannot read it. “ Then I ask her how to use my balance? She gave me no solution. Just kept saying “my computer cannot read it” and “next. Next. Next”. I didn’t finish why you called next???

Hope they need more training. Not only do the simple job like a ticket vendor just selling tickets. We buy ticket and we also need service which is not too difficult to you....