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Africancrab says:
Like all airline travel programmes, Delta Skymiles is free to join. I joined the Skymiles programme in 1999 when I first resided in the United States. I lost the card and stopped using Delta for another 6 years and rejoined the programme again in 2005 when I flew to New York. Deltas skymiles is a gr…
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Transitory says:
1 or 2 days to explore:
Downtown area
-Take the ferry out to Statue of Liberty and/or Ellis Island
-Take photos around Wall Street Stock Exchange, Bowling Green, and of the Charging Bull when you get back.
-**Option** you can go to: Fraunces Tavern Museum where the American Revolutionary figure…
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danny291 says:
I flew with Northwest from London Gatwick to LaGuardia via Detroit. probably one of the best flying experiences I have ever had and thats saying a lot as I have travelled by plane many many times.
By the time I had sat down, flight attendants were walking around offering newspapers and talking to…
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Transitory says:
I know we're not suppose to copy and paste content from other websites but these are amazing tips for travelers looking for free wifi in NYC. This is not an opinion based but factual based info so my opinion has nada to do with the subject anyway, PLUS I am giving all due credit to the good folks of…
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DaisyCrazyMarie says:
Every New Yorker has a favorite bookstore along with his favorite cafe, deli, park, theatre and so on. The academics and the tourists will frequent the Strand, the fashion-conscious and artistically inclined designers and artists convene at McNally Robinson and the quiet romantics go for the cup of …
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mima says:
If you are on the NY thruway traveling east west, Canandaigua is an
awesome place to get off and spend an hour or two. Or even a
week. It's my hometown, so I'm biased, but it's pretty, clean,
and personable.
The lake is gorgeous... rent a canoe or a sunfish, or walk kershaw …
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ocwarren says:
In the middle of Times Square (you know....the place the crystal ball drops every year), you can find a booth that sell tickets for better prices. The seats are always last minute didn't sells from the box office, so sometimes it pays to procrastinate.
On the other hand, the line is sometimes to…
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dragonkeeper says:
Well worth getting a Metro 7 day card. Cost $24 and is good for the
underground and the bus, very good coverage of the city. Without this
it's $2 everytime you hop on and off over the 4 days we had one we
realy got the best out of it.
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agedoldlady says:
Right off the bat, the one thing everyone knows - it not only can be expensive - it is expensive, but as expensive as you desire. There are the little nooks and crannies where there are bargains to be found. If on a tight budget, there are hostels in the Manhattan, some within a few blocks of Centra…
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aliciabarbier says:
Flew Delta from Baton Rouge, La. to New York on March 12, 2006(6:45am). No problems, friendly service, everything ran smooth.
Scheduled to fly Delta from New York to Baton Rouge, La on March 16th,(7:05pm). This is where the nightmare started. Prior to boarding the plane, my luggage was weighed and…
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xanrio says:
We had a reservation for pick up from our hotel (Belvedere Hotel, NYC) to La Guardia, on May 16, 2009 at 0905, but we were picked up at 0955 instead. The hotel had to make several phone calls to Go Airlink , and they kept saying, "it will be there after 5 to 10 min". I never thought that this was th…
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amore1212 says:
The driver will meet you in the baggage claim the Buffalo Airport. You have to check in with the Niagara Airbus desk which is also the Taxi desk. He will notify the driver when all reservations check-in. The desk is located in the center of baggage claim.
The shuttles are clean and comfortable…
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scnbenstein says:
I had about a week in New York as well during my spring break, and I can tell you that it's really easy to get around. I've arranged my images in a way that you can pretty much tell what I've been up to. If you're in the Manhattan area, everything is really compact... so finding your way around is a…
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tiffburn says:
When traveling from Manhattan to Brooklyn, Manhattan Bridge area, on the Metro be aware of the late night G train. I have spend over an hour waiting for it, after 12am, and other nights it has come right away. Instead of the G the other option is the old reliable A/C train, but beware of the A. C be…
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Nyc
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#30 of 56 general tips & advice in New York
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cosmopaulatin says:
When I say I love Nyc, it's really an understatement. I've been over a dozen times and I still get really excited to visit Manhattan. I love Nyc for the diversity, ethnicity & excitement. It is very different from La, Sf or other american cities in that sense. I would have to say that if you are int…
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