How do you get to Roosevelt mall from flushing? -

I live in flushing and I wanna go to Roosevelt field mall by subway.Does anyone know what subway to take?

NYC Subway does not go into Nassau County.There is Long Island Bus available at Flushing-Main St (Rooseelt Av/Union St.Here is how you could go.Step 1: Take N20 Hicksville Glen Clove Rd.Step 2: Transfer to N27 Hempstead to Roosevelt Field.Fare is same as NYCT and MTA Bus which is $2.25 and transfer is free within 2 hours.Bus does not acccept dollar bills. Coins or MetroCard only.If you paid by coin, ask for free transfer.Bus Stop at Roosevelt Field is across parking garage, and you need to climb up three levels to main entrance.

go south on prince st. turn right at new york 25A w/northern blvd. Go on ramp to grand central pkwy east. Keep right on fork follow signs to kennedy airport. keep left on fork merge into i-495 east. Go on exit 38 for northen pkwy east torwed hauppauge. merge to northen state pkwy. go to exit 31A to merge into medowbrook state pkwy south to jones beach. take exit m2 west toward shopping mall. right at zeckendorf blvd. take 1st right onto ring road east. take 1st left.DESINATION REACHED!!! (20 min no traffic) 19.5 min.

It is well beyond the reach of subways. What you would need to do is to get to the Jamaica bus terminal. Many buses will take you there like the Q20, A or B,the Q44 or the Q65 to name a few.Then you would have to get the Nassau bus, either the 22 or the 24. Be prepared for a long ride.

Where in New York City does it look like this after it snows? -

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Manhattan is thoroughly cleaned after a snowfall. When I lived in the far part of Brooklyn we d hardly ever see snow plows.The previous answer was right, you can definitely see that in Brooklyn, Queens, SI or parts of the Bronx. If you really want to see snow accumulation in Manhattan, you d have to go to a park. Central Park is especially pretty in the snow. http://wirednewyork.com/real_estate/mayf��

It gets like that In quite neighborhoods that are more residential rather than business oriented. The streets are like that in many places in Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and some parts of Manhattan. All the parks in nyc look like that for sure. The thing is.. the snow meltss. It s always a problem because after it snows it usually gets warmer or the streets don t stay like that (full of snow) for too long because it s mandatory for the roads to be shoveled and melted. People also shovel all around their houses. So it doesn t stay like that too long.

It looks like a residential neighborhood in Queens or Brooklyn. I can t think of anyplace in Manhattan that might look like that.

hard to say probaly the suburbs because the snow in ny either melts or turns into slush or doesnt come at all.

No where in NYC . In Denver almost everywhere.

Whitch of the hawaiian islands has the best clubs? -

i want a chill place where i can relax during the day and hit up the clubs at night, I heard maui has that mix but i also heard Oahu does to....have to decide on a college before the fall pleasssseee help:)

college kid? yeahhh definitely hit waikiki thats always the guarantee party/isle life town

Oahu, specifically Honolulu

Oahu, for sure.