We're going to New York!
Getting Around
Traveling long distances in NY tends to be complicated. The buses (megabus.com; greyhound.com), at $75 per person each way at lowest, can be painfully expensive, and train fares (amtrak.com) are also expensive. Driving from Toronto to New York take seven hours and just cost around $65 each way (The train ride is $200 each way.)
While traveling on the highways, you can travel at 105km/h, and you could waste more time relying on trains or buses. Pick up a New York State map. The toll roads, is a better option than the free highways, which are slower and have more truck traffic.
When you arrive in New York, you can buy a city pass for 2 days for only $89, it includes free entry to the following attractions:
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thisis New York City’s number one tourist attraction, located at the Northeastern side of central park, is considered the most important and the largest art museum in the world.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
This is hailed as the most influential museum of modern art in the world; the museum's collection offers an unparalleled overview of modern and contemporary art.
The Guggenheim Museum
Originally called "The Museum of Non-Objective Painting," the Guggenheim was founded by early modernist in an effort to develop a showcase for their unique talents.
The American Museum of Natural History & Rose Center
This is a must-see destination for all ages and one of the most sophisticated facilities of its kind in the world.
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise
The tour boat experts will take you on a memorable two-hour Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise to experience the grandeur of Mid & Lower Manhattan. A professional tour guide will provide narration of the legends & traditions behind one of the greatest cities in the world.
