Flushing Meadows - Corona Park Concerts

One of my favorite park in New York City. I lived in queens for a decade & it was our go to chill park. Me & my son used to just go there to relax . Lots of pleasant memories. After 10 long years I came back & so much has changed! Seeing all this families having a good time made me happy . I went there because of the lantern festival. Got 2 tickets from Yelp but my friend couldn't come. So I traveled all by myself to queens just to see what's all this about. The direction wasn't well put together, it took me a while to find where there were having the festival. I asked so many people & none of them could actually tell me where it is. This park is huge & not much advertised from the festival people! End of the day it got real chilly so I left. But I did finish the festival . It was pleasant, I hoped more. Maybe because I traveled too far lol..! I also tried the food from the festival. There was a halal truck & I so happy for it. The food was great! Service was good . People who worked in the festival was so nice, friendly & extra helpful. I had a good time actually!

Flushing Meadows Corona Park is a sprawling oasis nestled within the heart of New York City, offering an array of attractions to suit every visitor's interests. From the iconic Unisphere, a symbol of the 1964 World's Fair, to the serene Queens Botanical Garden, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're strolling through the expansive green spaces, picnicking by the lakeside, or exploring the diverse cultural institutions like the Queens Museum or the New York Hall of Science, the park never fails to captivate. However, the park can get crowded, especially on weekends, so plan your visit accordingly for a more relaxed experience. Overall, Flushing Meadows Corona Park is a must-visit destination, offering a perfect blend of nature, history, and culture in the midst of urban bustle.

it’s a beautiful park with a lot to do around. There is a zoo, museums, and tennis stadium that folks can go around and explore. It is within walkable distance of the train station (7). There are a lot of street vendors selling ice cream and latin and central American food.

This spacious, historic park is a wonderful place to picnic, skate, stroll, or just spend a few hours outdoors. For me, it was also nostalgic, since it honors the memory of the 1964 World's Fair - which I visited when I was seven.

Especially suitable for leisure parks, the scenery is beautiful, and you can see rainbows when there are fountains. It is very suitable for taking children to play there. It's also a great place for family gatherings and sports.