It s 100 stories tall, with a mix of retail, office and residential. Here s a link with more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hancoc��
100 floors and it has many apartments, offices, many radio stations, stores, dining, observation deck, etc
It s 100 stories tall, with a mix of retail, office and residential. Here s a link with more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hancoc��
100 floors and it has many apartments, offices, many radio stations, stores, dining, observation deck, etc
Most hotels or motels allow you to check in without proving your age, but you may need a credit card.As a general rule most hostels allow teenagers. Youth hosteling web site says: Do Age limits exist? Youth Hostels are open to everyone. However age limits may apply for children in some places - check with the Hostel. Young people may be given priority when the hostel is nearly full. So try some of the other youth hostels around there. There are not many around but there are quite a few low cost hotels that take most walkups. Are you coming by car or do you need to stay within waking or biking distance of the beach ? My suggestions will also depend on your sex and vulnerability, but if you are confident you can figure out the safe people from the creepy ones try googleing couchsurfing.com or globalfreeloaders and you can stay for free.
Not all hotels require you to be 21. You should check around the area for hotels/motels because there are alot that only require you to be 18.
Get to Central Park Ave and take the #20 or #21 bus South to the Woodlawn station where you can get the #4 train. Take that to 149th street and the Grand Concourse where you will transfer to the #2 southbaond. Take that to penn Station which will leave you at #4th Street and Seventh Ave, a five minute walk from there. I don t know about bus service in Westchester, but I would allow an hour for the Subway and walk.
There are three options.If you have Unlimited MetroCard, or buy at store.Cheapest: Fare is $2.25, same fare as NYC Subways and buses.At Central Park/Sadore Lane, you could get on Bee-Line #20 local or PM Rush Hour #21 Limited-Stops to Woodlawn Station.Transfer to Brooklyn-bound (4) to 149th St-Grand Concourse.Transfer to Brooklyn-bound (2) to 34th St-Penn Station.Next option: At same time, $5.50 BxM4C express drop you off at 5th Av 36th St, and you could walk two blocks west to 7th Av. For BxM4C, 1-Day, 7-Day or 30-Day Pass is not accepted, but must be paid in coins, Pay-Per-Ride MetroCard or 7-Day Express Bus Plus which cost $5.Quickest Option:Step 1: Take Bee-line #8 Tuckahoe to Tuckahoe Station (last stop)..Step 2:Before you get on Metro-North Railroad, buy ticket before you board because ONBOARD FARE IS HIGHER.Fare is $8.50 peak or off-Peak $6.50 to Grand Central.At Grand Central, take 42nd St (S) or Times Sq-bound (7) train to Times Sq.Then, transfer to downtown (1)(2)(3) one stop to 34th St-Penn Station.
The address in question is located on 36th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue.Take Metro-North s Hudson Line from Yonkers to Grand Central.Once at Grand Central, enter the subway and take the 42nd Street Shuttle (Black Line on the subway map) from Grand Central to Times Square.At Times Square, transfer to the downtown (southbound) #1, 2, or 3 train (Red Line) from Time Square to Penn Station.Once at Penn Station, exit the subway and follow the direction at the link below.http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d source=s��Good luckNative New Yorker
1) Take the Harlem line at the Tuckahoe station at Lake ave.2) Get off at the Grand Central Station.3) Take the S train from there.4) Get off at Times Square- 42nd st station.5) Walk to destination by going on 7th Ave for .3 miles and then turn on W 36th st.