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I used the TKTS counter at Lincoln Center for discount tickets to shows. It was well organized and smooth to navigate. The subway was also easy to navigate because you don't need to purchase tickets, you just scan a card or phone pay and it charge.

New York was a lot of fun. Transportation is a breeze, and overall, it felt fairly safe walking around with my 3 kids (8, 7, and 4 yrs) I would highly recommend the Staten Island ferry for anyone visiting for the first (or 2nd, 3rd, 4th😂) time!

Contrary to what you might hear. We always felt safe even at night We were all over the city from central park to pier 11 and all along the west side and the east side of Manhattan. The subways were clean and people were helpful and friendly

Had 7 day sightseeing passes. Worth every penny. Made it so convenient to visit attractions and do things. So many attractions included. Covered a lot of ground in 7 days!! Would have spent over $200 more if paying for each attraction individually.

Enjoyed our visit specifically to take in the Dodgers/Yankees game & Yankee Stadium tour. NYC never disappoints! We visited the Whitney Museum, explored Chelsea, Little Italy, Grand Central terminal, Central Park, Broadway show Merrily We Roll Along!

We did the Summit, Mercer Labs and the museum of natural history. I highly recommend all three for their art and video installations which combine art and technology in unique and novel ways. Our favorite was in the new gaudiesque wing of the museum.

This was our 6th visit to NYC in the last 11 years, and we are fans. We spend a lot of time in art museums and parks and always catch one Broadway play. Water for Elephants was spectacular. Watch out for the e-bikes that are zipping around constantly

I love NYC!! My daughter moved here 12 years ago, so I have visited frequently over the years. Every time is like a first time with endless possibilities from museums to theater/performance to the fantastic NYC Library to the myriad food options, etc

The family loved walking around the immediate area. We visited a great bagel shop, the High Line, Times Square, Fifth Avenue, Bryant Park, ate chicken and waffles on a skewer, and the NYC City Library so the kids could see the lion statues out front.

I do enjoy the street musicians and artists that can be found at nearby Washington Square Park! Also, there's always a good Broadway show to be seen, along with art at the Met, Frick, or some special exhibit, l like Johnny Depp's "A Bunch of Stuff"!