This bus line runs thru Kew Gardens and takes you to JFK. I'm not sure of where it starts but if…read moreI'm taking this bus I usually catch it close to the Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike subway stop. Sometimes, especially during rush hour. The line for this bus can be a bit crazy. Definitely be prepared to wait in line. The bus line basically takes you down Lefferts Blvd. I'm not sure the exact route it takes to JFK but again it ends up there. The buses themselves are all upgraded now so they tell you the next stop, most have a map that tracks the stops, etc.

All aboard the bus to the airport!…read more Passengers origination from Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens can board Q10 Bus directly to John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport. This bus serves airport employees as well as passengers which connects to J, Z trains and A Lefferts Boulevard train. Thus when short of cash, one can catch the Q10 Bus at the standard fare of $2.25 to board one's flight at Kennedy Airport. The bus stop on Liberty Avenue and Lefferts Boulevard is nasty everyday plasted with feces and other rubbish on this corner intersection. N.B. There are two routes of this Q10 Bus: * Q10 Limited (service to JFK Airport Central Terminal 4) * Q10 (last stop at 150th Avenue and 130th Place in South Ozone Park near the NYC Department of Sanitation)

They're on the right track. (giggle)…read more So glad they offer this service. Super easy to get to other terminals, car rentals, or hotel shuttles. And, if you are trying to get to the city, the Air Train is more reliable, faster, and predictable than taxis and rideshare at a fraction of the cost (and sometime more spacious or comfortable). Plus, it's luggage friendly and accessible. And they don't need to know your name. If you're confused, you need to take the smooth, magnetic Air Train to exit the airport to either Howard Beach to catch the A train or to Jamaica for the E, J, or Z train (or the Long Island Rail Road direct to Grand Central or Penn Station for $5.25-$7.25). To get directions in reverse back to the airport, just hold this review up to a mirror. Ideally, it would be great to have a direct link from airport to city, like Chicago, Atlanta, DC, San Francisco, Cleveland, Salt Lake City, St. Louis, and Minneapolis and Portland (and Seattle if you walk 1000 feet), but I still appreciate the "two-seat" system because the signage is super easy. You can jump off your plane and follow the yellow signs straight to the air train, pay at the turnstile, and be on a train within 15 minutes anytime of the day. As of June 2026, it's $8.75 for the Air Train, and $3 for the subway. Pro Tip: If you are heading to Terminal 8 from the city, get off the train at Terminal 1, walk across the platform, and catch the clockwise "All Terminals" to catch it in 1 (not 5) stops.

Took the AirTrain twice, both times using this train stop in Terminal 4 (there are also stops at…read moreevery other active JFK terminal) to either enter (going to Manhattan) or exit (going to JFK) the AirTrain. There is no payment done here, as one can take the AirTrain to go from one terminal to another or to the rental car center. The $8.75 charge is only done if using either the Jamaica or Howard Beach train station to enter the NYC subway system. From anywhere in Terminal 4, there are signs directing you to grand transportation, and once closer, explicit signs directing you to the AirTrain. Once here, one has to make a choice to either take the Jamaica line or Howard Beach line. When we were here early on a Tuesday morning, each train was running every 10 minutes or so.

Gibson station is a nice little station that is clean and convenient (if you live nearby). There is…read morea lot of parking (not sure why you'd park though as you can walk there pretty easily), there are a few convenient shops nearby where you can grab some food. I would avoid Goldies Restaurant though (unless you're a fan of creepy clown depictions and crappy food). The station has an automated ticket machine and see through garbage cans, what more can you ask for?

One of the better small stations on LIRR. Well lit and near some busy local shops so even during…read moreoff peak hours the place never feels deserted. The only down side is that you can only reach it on one line since it is south of the split at Valley Stream.

Convenient Rail Road Station!…read more It's kept well meaning it's not dirty and run down. Also if you're planning on parking, there are residential areas where you can park and not have to pay. May be a little walking but it's worth it. As a previous Yelper states, the machines are never broken. And there's shelter to wait and it's heated when it's cold out. My only thing is that I wish they had escalators and elevators on each side. Other than that, no complaints

This station has a little booth you can actually go inside which makes it better then the one I go…read moreto (Queens Village). It's usually pretty clean and then of course it's just your average LIRR station. Cute little view of Rosedale if you stand on the top and look around. It needs a few more lights up there at night but if you stand right under the little posts you'll be fine.

Pretty cool station , this is 169 street & Hillside Avenue ( Jamaica section /Jamaica estates…read moresection of Queens Borough ) Train station . There transfer to the Q3 to J.F.K international Airport , and Q1,Q2,Q17,Q30,Q43, Q76,Q77, and Transfer Aviavilable to NICE/Transdev Buses . it's very large laid back station , with huge tunnel from the front cart to the back cart , and this station is one stop away from the Queens bound Last stop , and this is the second Station to The Manhattan and Brooklyn Bound station !

169th Street has an MTA station. It's on Hillside Avenue. Many busses also stop here. Area is kind…read moreof ghetto. The station is pretty okay. Around here there's a lot of busses. It serves the E and F Trains. This is the next to last stop on these trains. After this it's the 179th Street Station. Go there to get on the busses over there. It will connect to JFK Airport. This station doesn't have that much going on. It doesn't take long for a train to come. It has two coming pretty often. There's E and then F so it's not long until the next train.

Terrible terrible terrible!!! The people who take your tickets are very rude. I can't understand…read morewhy. I would expect them to just take my ticket, punch a whole in it & walk towards the next person (basically, do their job) but I have to hear the extremely unprofessional woman tell me that I have to hold my ticket a certain way while handing it to her & that I shouldn't hand it to her like that again...her exact words "don't do that again". For the money I pay to be on this train ($10.25) for only 3 stops twice a day I deserve some damn respect. This train is disgusting and don't even get me started on how nasty there bathrooms are. You would think for all that money from all those passengers you could afford to clean it every now & then. DO NOT TAKE THIS TRAIN!

This is the edge of no where, no mans land....welcome to Far Rockaway, when I was a child growing…read moreup in Brookkyn, this was Far "Far" Rockaway, now they dropped one of the infamous "Far", and on an NYC train map its just "The Rockaways". The train station is clean and the elevator appears to be in working condition and police presence seems stifling. In the winter standing on that platform in the dead of February is what I imagine the very top of Mt. Everest to feel like in the winter seasons. Hace frio. The cold wind is breath taking. There are no seats located inside the station on the upper level. The seats located outside are as cold as ice because they are made of stainless steel (who's bright idea was that?). I love NYC.

Recently renovated so looks better than it use to. Right now, the train is only going to 90th so…read morethat really sucks. This place has a lot of stairs to walk up but an elevator for those with carriages, wheelchairs, etc... I really wish that when they renovated the place, they would have added an escalator. It just sucks to walk up all the stairs some mornings. :/

It's definitely one of the older subway stations that has not been updated in a very long time. The…read moregood thing is the F train runs often enough that you don't have to wait a long time for the next train. It's a quick and less expensive ride to the city compared to the trains.

Dirty train station. Haven't for toll jumpers. Never police presence. Not feel safe. Alcoholics…read morealways begging in staircases hanging out in addition to the methanadone addicts and bums. Station reeks of urine. Always dirty. Needs upkeep. Neighborhood is shady. At your own risk at all times.

The staff are very amazing especially a. young lady nameed STAR!!!My app wasn't loading and I was…read moretrying to show my pre purchased tickets but she helped me with ease. Staff like STAR, are very important to the trade. Very bright and 2contact and straight answers no hesitation. She has to know her job and do it well. THANKS STAR hope to see you on the HIGH seas again!!! Our two children-adults Nia 25 and Mani 20along with my wife, Renee would ride the open seas throughout the years till she passed on Dec 18 2K4. So our children ride when we get a chance from work and life. Having STAR help out meant so much to me. VERY TOUCHING. WISH I COULD GIVE HER A TIP OF APPRECIATION HENCE. This review. NYC FERRY 1937 out of Rockaway Beach 9/12 please SALUTE STAR AND KEEP PEOPLE LIKE HER FLOURISHING THROUGH NYC FERRY SERVICE. GOD BLESS.

We have relatives in the area and drove by the terminal hundreds of times, always said one day -…read moretoday was that day! I took it from Rockaway all the way to Throgs Neck and back. 2 hours each way! It was my day cruise and the weather made it perfect. Be fore warned, bring a seat cushion for those who are posterior challenged lol Can't really complain for the $9 round trip ticket! The sites you'll see are comparable to the high cost tour ships. The park at Throgs Neck was a very nice surprise. Views of the city were spectacular.