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#205

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

Also, since there is not much to see at WTC, you'll be done with it quickly. You might have time to catch Staten Island Ferry for the best view of Manhattan and Statue of Liberty. You can even have your breakfast on the boat (but I would buy it before boarding).

Updated On: 6/14/07 at 07:34 PM

#207

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

You take #1 train from WTC to South Ferry - I think it's 2 stops or so. Ferry itself is free. You take it to Staten Island - 30 min. trip passing thisclose to the Statue of Liberty. And then you take it back to Manhattan. In the morning, they run pretty frequently. Get your breakfast before you board and eat on the outside deck while enjoying the view. Check out the views you get from the boat:

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&va=staten+island+ferry&sz=all&ei=UTF-8&fr=yfp-t-501&b=1

Updated On: 6/14/07 at 07:42 PM

#210

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

Take the 8th Ave. subway line to last stop. Walk about 2 blocks, you'll be at the ferry. Buy your breakfast anywhere on the way down. the ferry's free and fantastic. When you get to staten Island, just hop back on, and the view back to southern Manhattan is breathtaking !! Also great to do at sunset, about 8-9 pm.
#216

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

You should have time, but it depends on how fast your parents walk.

Also, you can buy food on the ferry. It's actually pretty decent.

When you go from the Lower East Side up to Rockefeller Center, just be aware that the B train does not run on weekends. You'll need either the F or the D (same station as the B).
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#217

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

Manhattan mall... off the top of my head I cannot think how close it is.. seems close to Macy's... they have seating down stairs. but just to sit on the street.. times square.. I cannot think of anyplace either.. hey... at NBC there is a nice sitting area up that way , flowers abound stone seats and you can see that famous gold statue. directly in times square cannot think of a thing.
#218

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

What you can do, is go straight to the Ferry - #1 or R train will get you there and take the ferry round-trip. By 10 AM you will be definitely done (probably earlier). Then you take R train from across the street from the Ferry to Cortland St. Station and you are at WTC and then you can proceed with your schedule from there.
#220

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

It's on the upper end of Times Square, but there's a nice courtyard between 50th and 51st. And there are usually vendors all around. That's a place for seating.
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#224

re: Your Ideal New York City Vacation: What to See, Where to Eat, What to D

Has anyone eaten at Pomodoro's Pizza. I am pretty sure it's in SoHo, but it may be in Little Italy.

I love Pomodoro's! We order from them for lunch at work often. You must try a slice of their vodka pizza, and their baked zitti is so delish!
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