-tim burton museum, which is only 12 dollars for students-the huge macy s 151 W. 34th StreetNew York, NY 10001, it s the biggest in the world and they always have nice decorations up at night-the ripley s believe it or not museum, only 20 dollars, 234 West 42nd Street (42 St/7 Av)-go to the rockefeller center where there s this huge tree with beautiful decorations and an ice skating rink that s really popular, 45 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, NY 10111-Gray s Papaya has REALLY good hot dogs, even better than the already good hot dogs that street vendors sell.i m not sure about show tapings but my personal favorite Broadway show is the Christmas Spectacular is truly amazingcity tours aren t really amazing with tourist guides, and you don t really want to look like a tourist...for Central Park, there s horse carriages literally everywhere, make sure you re dressed accordingly, the rides are a little costly but really fun to just lay back and look at the scenery, say hello to the people!like the saying: new york city never sleeps, it s still pretty safe at night since there s so many people. just make sure that your bags aren t loose so that thieves can reach in without you knowing--and NEVER flash your money in public.the best way to travel is by subway, bus and car rides are NEVER guaranteed and most of the time, there s traffic and you ll be moving 10 MPH at the most. the subway is cheaper and you get a better feel of what NY is really like. Also, it s a LOT cheaper. transit fairs are $2.25 and cabs range from $30 or more--and you won t even be going that far. subways go both ways, make sure you get on the RIGHT one, always ask the people who work there or an officer. when waiting for the subway, stick to the crowd of people, don t wait away from the crowds, you re more vulnerable to thieves and dangerous people when you two are just alone.most likely, the best deals are at travel agencies or just online ticket purchasing.you most definately want to take a picture in times square--http://homad.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/times-square-1024x768.jpgat night, the lights are truly magical~good luck!
don;t be in by dark thats rediculous. just stay together with your friend and dont go on a back street with no lights by yourselves. i live here and my personal favorite place is bryant park. but if you want to do the tourist thing i suggest the obvious...times square, radio city.....
Lot s of sh*t. There should be discount ticket sellers near Times Square. Most are for off-Broadway shows, but they are usually just as good, since they were originally on Broadway.And try this restaurant:
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there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely give you the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. it s very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.