Some subway riders at the Queensboro Plaza station say service changes in the new year will lead to a headache.

On Thursday, the MTA announced there will be a full shutdown of the Queensboro Plaza station every weekend in January.

Astoria commuter Matthew Alvo said it's an inconvenient time of year for closures.

“It’s a busy time of year after the new year for social engagements and whatever's going on. I’m always on the run,” Alvo said.

Starting on Jan. 6, the MTA will be repairing tracks and upgrading the station to make it more accessible.

Parts of the Q, N and F lines will be suspended. There will also be no F train or 7 train service between Queens and Manhattan. The 7 line will run between Main Street and 74th Street-Broadway. Free shuttle buses will run as an alternative.

“There’s a shuttle bus, but it takes two or three times as long, so it’s not even worth it,” Alvo said.

The MTA said they will be rehabilitating all stairs, installing a new CCTV security system and new platform-elevator equipment. While improvements may be necessary, Alvo said he’s dreading the alternatives.

“I just don’t understand how they can cut off trains [every weekend] for an entire month. I guess we’ll figure it out between Ubers and shuttles,” Alvo said.

The service changes begin on Saturdays in January at 12:01 a.m. and will end before the morning rush at 5 a.m.