Is it wrong to visit NY and only see shows? — Page 3

The only thing that you might want to consider is....

If you are going to sight see the whole day and go to the museums....that's a lot of walking....

Will you still have energy for the 8 pm show?

that's gonna be very tiring.....

J*

Of course there's nothing wrong! But, seeing we're on the broadway board at broadwayworld.com, I might be a little biased :)

Go see Avenue Q.

Wow! I am sure you will have a great time.. ENJOY your NYC trip!



J*

The thing about NY is you can see shows every night and still have plenty of time to do other stuff. I visited last March. Got in on Tuesday evening, saw a show, saw two shows on Wednesday, a show on Thursday, a show on Friday, two shows on Saturday, and two shows on Sunday, then flew home again Monday afternoon. I still had time to use all five tickets of my CityPass, head all the way downtown to check out the Brooklyn Bridge and the Bodies exhibition, do Top of the Rock, a Lincoln Centre tour, a nice stroll around Central Park, a lot of shopping, a lot of eating, and a lot of wandering around.

It's less easy in London, as we have Tuesday and Thursday matinees over here. But there's still Friday, I suppose...

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I think Brettystarr was asking a rhetorical question (hence "you're all right") and I'm surprised at the number of responses that have taken it literally.

My recomendation for something to do in New York that is beautiful and a little unexpected is the Frick Collection, which has Holbein's stunning portrait of Thomas More, amongst many other wonderful things.

Like Dollypop explains, art forms complement each other and it's great to take the opportunity to do something you wouldn't normally gravitate towards.