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Old 6 Nov 21, 10:11 AM  
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I booked New York Go Passes for us. Any 5 attractions from a big list was £95 each plus used Quidco for 12% cash back
We used this pass in Miami and Florida before and found it great
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Old 6 Nov 21, 10:27 AM  
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Following as we go on the 12th as long as DD's passport comes back!

We've booked the New York Pass as it included everything to cover all bases! Was cheaper to book it with them direct a few weeks back.
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Old 6 Nov 21, 10:46 AM  
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Originally Posted by Mike Lorengine View Post
I’m going back next summer - I look forward to hearing on how you all fared. It’s heartening to hear about everyone’s planned trips back to the US.
Fantastic. Welcome back
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Old 6 Nov 21, 10:47 AM  
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I’ve also bought the New York pass!
Got my test booked for Monday, it’s hard to motivate myself to pack until that’s sorted
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Old 6 Nov 21, 11:58 AM  
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I'll be honest if you're tackling NYC for the first time you need to do some research to get your head around where attractions are grouped and how the grid system works. Once you've figured uptown/dowtown, streets are horizontal and avenues vertical the subway makes a lot of sense and you'll be navigationing like a local because it's so easy and I only wish every city was laid out like this! If you are on 34th street and want to bu subway to 42nd street for example you'd look for the platform to 'Uptown'. If you're on 5th Avenue and need to go to 8th avenue go walk west.

Fire up google maps and take a look. Group your attractions so you are not running all over.

Restarants:

Flame Diner
Westside Diner
Robert
Juliana's pizza
Two Boots pizza
Rubirosa
Cookshop
Via Carota
The Smith
Chelsea Market and Eataly
Levain Bakery for the best cookies ever
Max Brenner for hotel choclate

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Old 6 Nov 21, 12:30 PM  
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Originally Posted by landandword17 View Post
I'll be honest if you're tackling NYC for the first time you need to do some research to get your head around where attractions are grouped and how the grid system works. Once you've figured uptown/dowtown, streets are horizontal and avenues vertical the subway makes a lot of sense and you'll be navigationing like a local because it's so easy and I only wish every city was laid out like this! If you are on 34th street and want to bu subway to 42nd street for example you'd look for the platform to 'Uptown'. If you're on 5th Avenue and need to go to 8th avenue go walk west.

Fire up google maps and take a look. Group your attractions so you are not running all over.

Restarants:

Flame Diner
Westside Diner
Robert
Juliana's pizza
Two Boots pizza
Rubirosa
Cookshop
Via Carota
The Smith
Chelsea Market and Eataly
Levain Bakery for the best cookies ever
Max Brenner for hotel choclate
I’ve been several times but always appreciate any tips! So much to see and do. Thank you
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Old 6 Nov 21, 12:37 PM  
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Originally Posted by Colette-S View Post
I’ve been several times but always appreciate any tips! So much to see and do. Thank you
I know you can never see it all. I've been many times too and feel like I have barely scratched the surface!
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Old 6 Nov 21, 02:09 PM  
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Originally Posted by landandword17 View Post
I know you can never see it all. I've been many times too and feel like I have barely scratched the surface!
Very good reason to get yourself back 😉😉

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Old 6 Nov 21, 02:55 PM  
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Following, we go Monday I feel very unprepared lol.
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Originally Posted by sbuck93 View Post
Following, we go Monday I feel very unprepared lol.
2 days behind you. Hard to get motivated isn’t it ?
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