Not booked anything but another what should I see Thread

This will be over 8 days in June 2019

The Ferryman at The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
Tootsie at The Maquis Theatre
Harry Potter and The Cursed Child pt 1 at The Lyric Theatre
Beetlejuice at The Winter Garden Theatre
Ink at The Samuel J Friedman Theatre
Harry Potter and The Cursed Child pt 2 at The Lyric Theatre



anything I should change if not sure it will be running put in italics

We are all adults

Thinking of eating at 11 Madison Park and Jungsik.

Been to Per Se and Le Bernardin

I want to see MoMa, New York Botanic Gardens and the Bronx Zoo if anything else is worth seeing let me know.

Seen most thing been twice to NYC. London has free museums. Staying at Mandarin Oriental or Four Seasons Downtown. Any hotels with a pool that a high end will be welcome.



Off Broadway is also fine but nothing for kids please and nothing over sexualised

Those sound like good choices based on buzz alone! Buy HARRY POTTER tickets as soon as you can, but wait to book all the other tickets in February or later. I don't think any of those are going to sell out in the next 4-7 months, and other titles could be announced later (or reviews could be good or bad...most of them are opening in the spring)

I'd also strongly recommend Lincoln Center Theater's production of "My Fair Lady," which I hope will still be running by then. "King Lear" starring Glenda Jackson and "Gary" starring Nathan Lane & Andrea Martin also sound promising, though nobody's seen them yet.

Updated On: 9/17/18 at 11:57 PM

IloveNYC2 said: "Thinking of eating at 11 Madison Park and Jungsik.

Been to Per Se and Le Bernardin

I want to see MoMa, New York Botanic Gardens and the Bronx Zoo if anything else is worth seeing let me know."

Eleven Madison Park was wonderful, with gifts to take home and a tour of the kitchen that also featured an additional tasting experience. Haven’t been since it reopened, though.

I went on an EmptyMet tour once where you’re taken on a small group tour through the Met for about 90 minutes before it opens to the public in the morning, then you can visit on your own after the tour. I hear that MoMA is offering something similar now, too. Gives you a unique experience of the museums.