Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Av

Awful experience,specially inside the platform as well including train compartment, travelers are in risk, need attention by the mta authority.

The station is very busy. Trains operate 5 minutes and platform is always packed. It even has a bus terminal outside. The (E)(F)(M)(R) platforms looks sadly run down though. Mezzanine looks like Port Authority with little stores there. The (7) has great views and easy access. There are a lot of elevators here to take just to transfer to the (7) though.

This station is a busy transit hub because it has connections to many trains and buses that serve the station, also the station is wheelchair accessible. The e, f, and 7 trains stop at this station at all times while the m only on weekdays except late nights and the r except on late nights. The station has elevators, escalators, and stairs.

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It's ok, just overcrowded (MTA moment) If E/F/M/R are down, pray that you don't suffocate trying to navigate the station

I'm so tired of the management of this station not letting passengers on the buses. You often have to wait for 5 or 6 buses to come and go now before you can get on a bus.

One of the busiest subway stations in Queens and NYC. You have the 7, M, R, E, F which is a lot of subways for one area. Traveling during rush hour, especially in the morning to Manhattan can get very crowded - but at least there are many local, express, and above ground options here.

Very big subway station located at a nice busy neighborhood with easy access to shopping, food services, social services, etc. a grand neighborhood that welcomes ethnicity from all across the globe and is growing constantly with thriving business and vibrant culture! Come explore for yourself.