danny

Wasn't that a great way to catch your attention ?

Now that you are here, I have only $4500 and I want to make a 3 weeks trip to New york that I would never forget (places, people, women etc.)

Can any one recommend me how to do it ?

Thanks

jeff

You are a very stupid person.

You can donate your money to some poor people in NY.

lulu

Does WallStreet mean anything to you? Why spend all that if you don't have to, then again, it probably wouldn't take very long in NYC.

eberney

Oh come on! No need to get nasty. We've all told bad jokes. Anyway, to have a good time in NYC, just mix it up--do some of the tourist sites, and then do some real city life. Some stuff to consider: see 2 broadway shows, a musical and a drama. see an off broadway show as well. take a sight seeing bus and visit all the usual stops (cheaper than a cab & you can be outside for the ride). See the UN, empire state bldg, etc. Spend a day or two in central park (rent a bike, a row boat, whatever). Visit the central park zoo. get a charcoal portrait done. walk into the plaza hotel just to use the bathroom. spend an afternoon visiting wall street & have lunch at the south street seaport (just shops & a small museum, but a great view of the brooklyn bridge). take a ferry to the statue of liberty. I could go on and on, but really, just get a few guide books, new york magazine, and time out. That should do it. Have fun.

Tom

Hi Jeff,my wife and I just got back from New York(our first visit!)what an experience.We spent a long weekend there,our hotel was next door to the Ed Sullivan theatre,very expensive for us Canucks,(68 cents to the yankee $)but worth every penny!We bought the bus tour ticket,$44 for two days,a bargain!We had a ball,we went to see Tony n' Tina's wedding,a show in Greenwich village,what a hoot I would recommend it to anyone.Can not wait till our next visit(hope our $ goes up!!Cheers,have fun.

BobbB

Lulu and Jeff, please get a life. Lighten up. Danny just wants to have a great vacation which is what many of us want. There is so much to do in NYC that it is impossible to list it all. Just have a ball and enjoy.

Cheryl Z.

on the chance that you're serious - leave half the money at home and you'll still have a wonderful time. You can get cheaper theater tickets at that "Ticket Ticket" place (in Times Square I think, it's been a while for me.) Go to Little Italy. Definetly go out to see the Statue of Liberty, and enjoy the Manhattan skyline from the water. My husband would tell you to have a Sabretts (sp?) hotdog! Enjoy!

Eileen

Go to a broadway show, but tickets at TKTS in Time Square, be prepared--you may not be sitting together and the seats can still be pricy ($35). Be sure to specify that you want to sit together. The Tony and Tina wedding (SP?) show someone else mentioned is great, I understand the audience is even served wedding cake. I also recommend The Life, CATS, Scarlet Pimpernel, 1776, ART and any TONY awarded show. Go to a show, you will appreciate and understand broadway more than any guide book will explain. If there's any money left, take a Circle Line tour around Manhattan -- Eat at whatever trendy spot you pick - then freebies, early AM: Buy a bagel and coffe and head to Central Park (South) to enjoy, walk through The Plaza, FAO Schwartz Toy Store, Trump Tower, head down 7th (past famous jewelry stores, NBC Studios, Rockefeller Plaza, St. Patricks Catrhedral, Times Square -- ALL Easiliy accessible withing one-days walking within Manhattan, Two Days- More Money, Now we're talking!!!

Sammy

Jeff- Buy some crack. Either kind. You'll have fun and blow your money.