The Station itself is similar to all the other Liberty Avenue elevated stations although the Queens-bound platform usually has a crowd of people on it wanting to switch between Lefferts and Rockaways-bound trains. There are two exits with mezzanine areas and single staircases down from each side platform, and single staircases down to eitherside of Liberty Avenue after fare control in the mezzanine area. The full time entrance with the 24-hour token booth is at the eastern end of the platforms and leads to Woodhaven Blvd/Cross Bay Blvd (the boulevard changes names when it crosses Liberty Avenue) and is near 94 Street. The other exit at the eastern end of the station leads to 96 St and Rockaway Blvd (as well as Liberty Avenue, Rockaway Blvd is an oddity in the grid and runs diagonally), and only has high entrance turnstiles.
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| (rockaway_blvda1) Looking underneath the Liberty Avenue elevated structure near Rockaway Blvd, the concrete viaduct that has now been abandoned of the LIRR Rockaway Branch is just ahead, with the curving elevated structure of the subway joining the ROW visible in the background . 30 March, 2005 (rockaway_blvda2) Passengers remain on the platform at Rockaway Blvd to wait for a Lefferts Blvd-bound A train as a Far Rockaway-bound R38 train leaves the station. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda3) A Far Rockaway-bound A train of R38s continues to leave Rockaway Blvd, the R38s days in service are extremely numbered because the arrival of R160s are dumping them into the sea. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda4) A Far Rockaway-bound A train of R38s has left leave Rockaway Blvd, to curve down to the Rockaway branch. | 29 December, 2008 |
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| (rockaway_blvda5) A Far Rockaway-bound A train of R38s continues to curve down to the line to the Rockaways. 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda6) Two R38 A trains pass one another just beyond Rockaway Blvd on the tracks that curve onto the viaduct that leads out to the Rockaways. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda7) R38 #3978 leads a Manhattan-bound A train up from the Rockaway branch and onto the Main line Liberty Avenue el. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda8) R38 #3978 switches onto the local track from the Rockaway Branch. | 29 December, 2008 |
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| (rockaway_blvda9) R38 #3978 leads a Manhattan-bound A train into Rockaway Blvd. 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda10) R38 #3978 enters Rockaway Blvd. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda11) A platform sign on the simple windscreen at Rockaway Blvd. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda12) Looking down the Queens-bound platform at Rockaway Blvd. | 29 December, 2008 |
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| (rockaway_blvda13) The Rockaway Blvd station is on a curve. Here a Manhattan-bound R38 A train curves out of the station into the sunset. 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda14) Looking down the simple two side platforms Rockaway Blvd Station. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda15) The mezzanine area for the exit to 96 St and Rockaway Blvd, it no longer is staffed and just has high exit gates. | 29 December, 2008 (rockaway_blvda16) Another view of the simple mezzanine area for the 96 St exit at Rockaway Blvd, there is also a simple old fashioned green wooden bench. The doors have been removed from the four exits of the mezzanine level station house since it is no longer staffed | 29 December, 2008 |
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