VISITING NYC IN FEBRUARY!

For cheaper eats, eat outside of Times Square. Lots of places along 9th to eat. Go to MoMa. By the time you get here "The Scream" will be on display there. Even without it, MoMa is a must, in my opinion. As far as shows, see what will be playing at the time.

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Give a price range of what you want to spend for a hotel per night. Nobody can help you with that because we don't know how much you can or can't spend.

There are bus tours that go around the city, if you want a general idea of what it is like. Recommended if you have never been there before.

There is also The Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art if you are into that sort of thing.

There are lots of great parks too such as Central and Bryant. I also personally like Madison Square Park. It is right near the Flatiron Building too.

You can go up the Empire State Building or Rockefeller Center as well to the observation decks. They do tours of Rockefeller Center as well.

If you start looking and requesting now, you might also be able to score free tickets to get into the audience at various television shows that film there in front of an audience. Ones I can think of off the top of my head are The View, Live with Kelly and Michael, Rachael Ray, Jimmy Fallon, and probably others. I think some of these have standby as well, which you do day of.

There are just so many things to do in NYC. This is just a short list.

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Eat in China Town, walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, ride the carousel on Brooklyn Bridge Park, Dine on Montague Street, walk the Promenade. A very low cost New York experience in an afternoon, one of spectacular views of the city and well off the beaten path!

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