#251
Posted: 6/15/07 at 6:48pm
No, I think the travel time is about the same, but it gets you right to your destination where A train does not.
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#252
Posted: 6/15/07 at 6:51pm
According to hopstop, it gets us pretty close (two minutes away).
#253
Posted: 6/15/07 at 6:56pm
OK. But you might want to check with your concierge just in case. They'll know the best way to go.
#254
Posted: 6/15/07 at 6:57pm
Okay. We will. I'll put that on the itinerary (haha)!
Thanks, siny. You've been beyond helpful, as has everyone else.
Thanks, siny. You've been beyond helpful, as has everyone else.
#255
Posted: 6/15/07 at 6:58pm
Here- I've Google Maps'd it for you- the corner of Barclay and Church, where it says World Trade Center [E], that's where the E train stops. Four blocks up from that Chambers St [A, C] is where the A train stops.
If you want to be doing less walking (especially if you're going to be walking in rush hour on Thursday morning) you want to transfer to the E. If you don't care about the walking, take the A.
And always check hopstop against the actual mta maps.
Google maps- World Trade Center Site
If you want to be doing less walking (especially if you're going to be walking in rush hour on Thursday morning) you want to transfer to the E. If you don't care about the walking, take the A.
And always check hopstop against the actual mta maps.
Google maps- World Trade Center Site
#256
Posted: 6/15/07 at 7:00pm
Can someone just tell me exactly what train to take, at what station, and heading where (downtown?), and what changes to make?
Please.
Please.
#257
Posted: 6/15/07 at 7:08pm
From your hotel, walk down to 50th St. and 8th Ave., which is where the subway station is. Take E train all the way downtown to WTC station. That's it.
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#258
Posted: 6/15/07 at 7:13pm
If I were staying at your hotel: I would get on the A train (headed south) at Columbus Circle, transfer at W 4th to the E train, get off the E train at the last stop which is WTC.
If you don't want to have to try and transfer, either follow what siny said, where you'll walk at the beginning, or get on the A train at Columbus Circle and get off at Chambers, where you'll walk at the end.
If you don't want to have to try and transfer, either follow what siny said, where you'll walk at the beginning, or get on the A train at Columbus Circle and get off at Chambers, where you'll walk at the end.
#259
Posted: 6/15/07 at 11:38pm
I think we'll just take the A train, to avoid a transfer and to do some walking in a place that is not around our hotel.
#260
Posted: 6/16/07 at 11:42am
Sound okay?
#261
Posted: 6/16/07 at 3:05pm
While I can appreciate cramming as much as you can into each day you're here-(I know-I'm a New Yorker and I try to do it. I end up crashing midweek! It's terrible.)your Friday seems awfully long.
I can't believe you are leaving at 7 AM. You'll essentially be up and out from 7 AM-11 PM.
That's a long day. (my day is similar, but I don't walk half as much as you're planning to do.)
Just saying...you might want to cut it down a little. New York isn't going anywhere soon, I hope.
I can't believe you are leaving at 7 AM. You'll essentially be up and out from 7 AM-11 PM.
That's a long day. (my day is similar, but I don't walk half as much as you're planning to do.)
Just saying...you might want to cut it down a little. New York isn't going anywhere soon, I hope.
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#262
Posted: 6/16/07 at 3:12pm
We're only there for two days.
When are we doing the largest amount of walking? Is there ever a place to cut down?
When are we doing the largest amount of walking? Is there ever a place to cut down?
#263
Posted: 6/16/07 at 3:49pm
I understand you're only here for two days, but it seems like you're just spreading yourself a little thin. (Where are you coming from?)Goodness...
it just seems like so much to cram in. Makes me tired to read it and I'm used to being out constantly.
it just seems like so much to cram in. Makes me tired to read it and I'm used to being out constantly.
"A birdcage I plan to hang. I'll get to that someday. A birdcage for a bird who flew away...Around the world."
"Life is a cabaret old chum, only a cabaret old chum, and I love a cabaret!"-RIP Natasha Richardson-I was honored to have witnessed her performance as Sally Bowles.
#264
Posted: 6/16/07 at 6:10pm
I don't think it's so bad. You will be doing a lot of walking but you will also have time to rest - at breakfast, lunch and the 2 shows that you will see. If you are in reasonably good shape, you should be able to do it.
#265
Posted: 6/16/07 at 9:31pm
Make sure you stop stop at the street vendor called Nuts For Nuts- they are only $1 and they are delicious!
#266
Posted: 6/17/07 at 11:19am
Okay. My mom loves nuts.
We're in pretty good shape and it'll be good to walk off the food we're eating.
We're in pretty good shape and it'll be good to walk off the food we're eating.
#267
Posted: 6/18/07 at 2:54pm
bump.
#268
Posted: 6/18/07 at 4:20pm
See a really fun, perhaps jukebox musical, and maybe a more depressing/slow musical like Grey Gardens. Stay at a nice hotel, but not incredibly expensive, like the HIlton Times Square. Eat an appetizer or just get drinks at The View rotating restaurant on the top floor of the Marriot Marquis. There's a really good nice pizza restaurant next to the St. James. But that's just me. 
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#269
Posted: 6/18/07 at 4:21pm
HAHA! Thanks.
#270
Posted: 6/19/07 at 9:10am
I have been away from this thread for awhile, and I'll be away from my computer/ planning for quite a while. So, any last minute helpful tips and suggestions?
#271
Posted: 6/19/07 at 9:16am
Just relax and go with the flow. You've got your show tickets. The rest will take care of itself.
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#272
Posted: 6/19/07 at 2:49pm
Yep, I think jordongirl's got it right. The absolute best advice is just to relax and have fun while you're in the city. It can be completely chaotic and you might feel like you haven't seen it all, but just think, if you miss something you'll have a reason to go back again! :)
Have a great time while you're there!
Have a great time while you're there!
Call the understudy / I can't go on tonight / I'm drinking with my buddy / I'm getting good and tight / Before they raise the curtain I'll be higher than a kite / So call the understudy
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#273
Posted: 6/19/07 at 2:51pm
We will have fun. I mean, how can you not have fun when you're seeing three shows?
#274
Posted: 6/19/07 at 2:52pm
Exactly! That's what my trip was like too. The entire week could have fallen apart around me as long as I got to see the shows! 
Call the understudy / I can't go on tonight / I'm drinking with my buddy / I'm getting good and tight / Before they raise the curtain I'll be higher than a kite / So call the understudy
I can't go on tonight
#275
Posted: 6/19/07 at 3:02pm
Yeah, but I am a little scared because my father is definitely not a show person. So, it'll be interesting to see him attending two in one afernoon.
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