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re: Tips for DC and NYC
Posted on 2/13/16 at 7:11 am to auzach91
Posted on 2/13/16 at 7:11 am to auzach91
not sure what you want to see/do in NYC, or if you've ever been there before, but you really should see a Broadway show. I recommend Phantom of the Opera or Wicked (tickets for Wicked might be hard to get last minute but you can walk up to the window 1 hr before show time and some seats reserved for family and friends of the cast are freed up then)
The 9/11 museum is worth seeing--lines can be long though.
The Metropolitan Museum is incredible...you could spend several days just in that one museum but it's worth a stroll even if you have limited time. It also gets you out of the Times Square area and into a really pretty part of the city...walk around and enjoy the architecture.
The view from the "Top of the Rock" building is worth the cost.
Where are you staying in NYC?
St. Patrick's Cathedral is worth seeing.
The 9/11 museum is worth seeing--lines can be long though.
The Metropolitan Museum is incredible...you could spend several days just in that one museum but it's worth a stroll even if you have limited time. It also gets you out of the Times Square area and into a really pretty part of the city...walk around and enjoy the architecture.
The view from the "Top of the Rock" building is worth the cost.
Where are you staying in NYC?
St. Patrick's Cathedral is worth seeing.
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Posted on 2/13/16 at 7:20 am to skeeter531
Skeeter knows what he is talking about. My favorite pizza I've found so far in NYC is Angelos. It's next to the late show theater. Have fun and don't be too cool to be a tourist.
Central Park is a great walk as well.
Central Park is a great walk as well.
Posted on 2/13/16 at 7:21 am to skeeter531
Yeah I've been to NYC once before. Hit all the places you said. We're staying right near Broadway. I'm not positive of the hotel as my friend booked it. We're at the Capella in DC. We are going to see Chicago I believe. I wanted to see something else but was out voted. Oh well. Anything on Broadway is a great time.
Will suggest the museum. Thanks.
Eta I think we're gonna try for standby tickets for Fallon one night too.
Will suggest the museum. Thanks.
Eta I think we're gonna try for standby tickets for Fallon one night too.
This post was edited on 2/13/16 at 7:23 am
Posted on 2/13/16 at 2:20 pm to skeeter531
I agree with Phantom of the Opera, but Wicked was brutal! I fell asleep and was woken by a friggen goat boy singing.
Posted on 2/14/16 at 7:18 pm to skeeter531
Tonight we are staying at the renwick tomorrow we will we moving hotels for the next two nights somewhere right at Times Square.
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