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What are the must-do activities in New York in March?

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Amy

We are going to New York in March. Any recommendations on specific things to do and/or avoid. Also been looking at the New York passes at Costco.

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Mia

We loved our NYpass- but we are museum people. If you like any kind of museum (the Met is just fantastic!) I would consider it.

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Janet

Mia but they do close during some week days so check before going..we went on tuesday and closed!!!!

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Joanne

Hop on hop off bus tours a must..also Katz Deli

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Steve

Don't book with Thomas Cook.

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Michelle

See “The Office” if you can, great show

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Lani

Go see/experience Sleep No More... it was amazing https://mckittrickhotel.com/sleep-no-more/

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Cindy

Definitely get the city pass. Plus you can go for a day tour of Brooklyn pizzerias, in a group.
We did MOMA (museum), Broadway play, helicopter ride over Manhattan, SNL tour, riding the wooden escalator at Macy’s flagship store.
Hotdogs at Gray’s Papaya, chicken,waffles and collard greens at Amy Ruth’s in Harlem. (We did these and more in more than one trip). Pick what suits you.

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Jennifer

Nbc studio tour was fun and they were giving away tickets for shows taping - check out the website and you can watch for booked tickets rather than the standby we did. Kanye West was rehearsing at the SNL set so couldn’t go in but was so cool!
Museums such as the met and natural history museum and Statue of Liberty/Elis island are min 3-5 hours/full day events so plan accordingly. Central Park is beautiful and could spend a day just doing that.
And of course a Broadway show

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Kirsten

TKTS for half-price day-of Broadway tickets. Enjoy Central Park - especially on a weekend, there's lots to see and do there. The Highline Park is fairly new and supposed to be a great place to walk. John's Pizzeria (either Bleecker or in Times Square) has some of the best pizza in the city - it's only sold by the pie and is made to order. The one on Bleecker is the original and has an amazing vibe but also is really small. Chinatown and Little Italy for lots of great food. Get an unlimited metro card and use the subway for your transit - it's quite easy to get around on the subway, and relatively safe. (Easy way to remember it - the 1/2/3 run N/S along the west side and the 4/5/6 run N/S along the east side, with the S/of 7 trains connecting between the two at 42nd St and various other trains going at all sorts of angles.) Columbia University at 116th and Broadway is absolutely stunning - it has a gorgeous urban campus. If kids are involved, the American Museum of Natural History is great. Have a great time - March is a great time of year to visit NYC. (We've been going in August the past few years...NOT a great time to visit New York, lol.)


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New York Trip: Things to Do and Avoid

New York City is a vibrant and exciting city with something to offer everyone. However, it's important to do your research before you go to make sure you make the most of your trip and avoid any potential pitfalls.

Things to Do in New York City

  • Visit the iconic landmarks. The Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge are just a few of the many must-see landmarks in New York City. Be sure to take some time to explore these and other iconic sights.
  • See a Broadway show. Broadway is home to some of the best theater in the world. If you're a fan of theater, be sure to catch a show while you're in New York City.
  • Explore the city's museums. New York City is home to some of the world's best museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the American Museum of Natural History. If you're interested in art, history, or science, be sure to visit one of these museums.
  • Go shopping. New York City is a shopper's paradise. From high-end boutiques to discount stores, you're sure to find something to your taste.
  • Eat your way through the city. New York City is a culinary melting pot. You can find everything from classic American fare to authentic international cuisine. Be sure to try some of the city's famous dishes, such as pizza, bagels, and cheesecake.

Things to Avoid in New York City

  • Don't get scammed. New York City is a popular tourist destination, which means there are always people looking to take advantage of unsuspecting visitors. Be aware of common scams, such as people trying to sell you fake tickets or souvenirs.
  • Don't overspend. New York City can be an expensive city to visit. Be sure to set a budget and stick to it. There are plenty of ways to enjoy the city without spending a lot of money.
  • Don't be afraid to ask for help. New Yorkers are generally friendly and helpful people. If you're lost or confused, don't be afraid to ask for directions or help.
  • Don't be rude. New Yorkers are known for their bluntness. Don't be offended if someone is rude to you. Just remember that they're probably just trying to be efficient.
  • Don't be afraid to explore. New York City is a big city with a lot to offer. Don't be afraid to venture off the beaten path and explore some of the city's hidden gems.

New York Passes at Costco

If you're planning on visiting a lot of attractions in New York City, you may want to consider purchasing a New York Pass. These passes give you access to a number of attractions for a set price. This can save you a lot of money if you're planning on visiting a lot of popular attractions.

Costco sells New York Passes at a discounted price. If you're a Costco member, you can save even more money on your pass.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when considering a New York Pass:

  • New York Passes are only worth it if you're planning on visiting a lot of attractions. If you're only planning on visiting a few attractions, it's probably cheaper to just buy tickets for each attraction separately.
  • New York Passes can be used for a limited number of days. Be sure to choose a pass that gives you access to the attractions you're interested in visiting for the number of days you'll be in the city.
  • New York Passes can be used at a limited number of attractions. Be sure to check the list of attractions that are included in the pass before you purchase it.

If you're planning on visiting a lot of attractions in New York City, a New York Pass can be a great way to save money. Be sure to do your research and choose a pass that's right for you.









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