| Posted By |
Message |
bikramaddict
mommy-to-be
Member since 8/06 4376 total posts
Name:
|
If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
Do you know anything about train station parking? Do I need a permit and how do I obtain one?
I'm doing some research, but if anyone has an answer off the top of their head, I'd appreciate it.
TIA!
|
Posted 12/28/06 11:01 AM  |
| |
|
Long Island Weddings
Long Island's Largest Bridal Resource | Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate |
belladi
LIF Adult
Member since 9/06 1011 total posts
Name:
diana
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
you need a permit to park at their train station
|
| Posted 12/28/06 11:28 AM |
| |
|
CunningOne
***
Member since 5/05 26975 total posts
Name:
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
You do need a permit - my dad gets one at the Village Hall on Atlantic Avenue by Memorial Park. But his is so he can park overnight. They only have room for 2 cars in the drieway and there are sometimes 3 cars depending on who is staying there. You can't park on the street overnight, so he parks the car at the train station right up the block (ER, not Centre Avenue).
Try calling this number to find out.
516-887-6300
|
| Posted 12/28/06 11:44 AM |
| |
|
bikramaddict
mommy-to-be
Member since 8/06 4376 total posts
Name:
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
Posted by chmlengr
You do need a permit - my dad gets one at the Village Hall on Atlantic Avenue by Memorial Park. But his is so he can park overnight. They only have room for 2 cars in the drieway and there are sometimes 3 cars depending on who is staying there. You can't park on the street overnight, so he parks the car at the train station right up the block (ER, not Centre Avenue).
Try calling this number to find out.
516-887-6300
Thank you!!!
|
| Posted 12/28/06 12:03 PM |
| |
|
jerrysgirl
I love my hot dog!!
Member since 6/06 5357 total posts
Name:
E & J
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
the amout is about 300 per car. when i was looking at co-ops last month this is what they said.
|
| Posted 12/28/06 12:11 PM |
| |
|
Mom-2-Liam
LIF Adult
Member since 10/06 917 total posts
Name:
Mary
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
Yes you need a permit.
You could chance it and park in the Pathmark parking lot but your car can get towed.
However what you can do is park a few blocks away. I grew up in Oceanside but just a few blocks from the ER train station. You can park on Henry St or Evergreen Ave in O'side, which is a 5 minute (even less) walk to the station.
Or you can park in East Rockaway off of the street where the Bold O'Donohue's Pub is (I forget the name of the street, it's right next to the tracks across from the train parking lot) which also would be about 5 mins walk from the station.
ETA: this is for the E. Rockaway station not the Centre Ave one.
Message edited 12/29/2006 1:13:38 PM.
|
| Posted 12/29/06 1:11 PM |
| |
|
jerrysgirl
I love my hot dog!!
Member since 6/06 5357 total posts
Name:
E & J
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
i know people who drive to lynbrook and park on sunrise highway. they pay less too beacuse lynbrook to penn is cheaper than er to penn
|
| Posted 12/29/06 6:04 PM |
| |
|
mtg1970
We love summer!
Member since 5/05 1063 total posts
Name:
Teresa
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
Posted by jerrysgirl
i know people who drive to lynbrook and park on sunrise highway. they pay less too beacuse lynbrook to penn is cheaper than er to penn
This is true since Lynbrook is a 4 while Centre Ave,ER, etc is a 7. The only drawback of parking on sunrise is if you get there late you will be walking about 10 mins to the train station.
|
| Posted 12/29/06 7:25 PM |
| |
|
mommy2bella
Where does time go?
Member since 12/05 9747 total posts
Name:
Kelly
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
I am moving to ER in two weeks, thanks for the info...
|
| Posted 12/29/06 9:33 PM |
| |
|
CunningOne
***
Member since 5/05 26975 total posts
Name:
|
Re: If You Live/Have Lived In East Rockaway
Posted by Mom-2-Liam
Or you can park in East Rockaway off of the street where the Bold O'Donohue's Pub is (I forget the name of the street, it's right next to the tracks across from the train parking lot) which also would be about 5 mins walk from the station.
Davison Plaza, I know that street very well, I grew up on it, further down the road.
There is a small srip for parking, but it is permit only. And the streets surrounding that area are also less then 2-hour parking. This is because the residents were tired of people parking on the street for the train.  I was very lucky growing up there, I could walk to the station in less then 5 minutes and didn't need to drive and park!
|
| Posted 12/29/06 10:14 PM |
| |
|
