We are a family group with 8 adults and 10 kids ranging from 15-8 mo's. We will be in NYC on Mar 16 (St. Patrick parade day) and I have two questions: 1) We have other plans in lower Manhattan until at least 4:00 pm. Should we avoid Times Square/Empire State Building etc. because it's going to be a mad house around that area in the evening as well? Say 5-10 pm? 2) If we drive up to that area the next day, Sunday, on our way out of the city; can we park anywhere (like a parking garage) and walk around TS/ESB/the Rock etc. or is that not feasible?
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TS will be an absolute zoo from 5-10 PM, but that was part of the fun when I visited -- on the Fri night of Labor Day week-end, another holiday! I wouldn't attempt to park anywhere in …
TS will be an absolute zoo from 5-10 PM, but that was part of the fun when I visited -- on the Fri night of Labor Day week-end, another holiday! I wouldn't attempt to park anywhere in the area.
Six of us will be seeing a show at The Gershwin Theater on a Sunday in October, and wondering where would be a good place to have dinner afterwards? It would be nice to have a NYC experience…but I know NYC can be expensive, so just not TOO expensive. Thanks!
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There are plenty of restaurants around Broadway. I only ate at 3 of them, so cannot be helpful. Sorry
What are the travel requirements to visit USA (New York) from the UK. What’s the cost of a visa, looking at going for Xmas.
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If you hold a British or EU passport you do not require a visa. You would need to apply for an ESTA which will give you pre-approval to visit. It cost $21 US.
Hello. What are your face coverings requirements for broadway shows?
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They were required when I was there in April, but the Web says they are optional on Broadway beginning July 1, 2022. I would still check the theatre(s) where you are planning to go.
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