Queensboro Plaza — Local services in New York

Far down, down through the city’s great gaunt gut The gray train rushing bears the weary wind; In the packed cars the fans the crowd’s breath cut, Leaving the sick and heavy air behind. And pale-cheeked children seek the upper door To give their summer jackets to the breeze; Their laugh is swallowed in the deafening roar Of captive wind that moans for fields and seas; Seas cooling warm where native schooners drift Through sleepy waters, while gulls wheel and sweep, Waiting for windy waves the keels to lift Lightly among the islands of the deep; Islands of lofty palm trees blooming white That led their perfume to the tropic sea, Where fields lie idle in the dew-drenched night, And the Trades float above them...

winter: bbbbbrrrrrrrrr! this is an open station. Do not get confused between Queensboro Plaza and QUEENS Plaza...they are different places with different trains, destinations, and features. The N/W transfers easily to the 7 across the platform if you are headed to manhattan. Take the stairs if you need to do a switch back. Sometimes trains aren't running and you have to get a shuttle from the street - the buses are not directly below...just follow the crowds. From here you can also take the 7 one stop to get to the G and access Brooklyn without going into and then out...

Going to Manhattan or going to citi field in queens to see the mets play baseball. Queensboro plaza is one of the main ways to get there by train.you have the,N,W,7 train.

You are also right outside the queens borough bridge, also known as the ed koch bridge.and minutes away from long island city,crescent st ,queens plaza right up the street. The view a night from upstairs on the 7 train station platform is really nice ,you can see the Manhattan skyline really good.

But remember in the winter time it gets really cold up there on...