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New York City Things to Do
Check the boxes for SIX (6) things to do that you are interested in. We will have free time most evenings and one full free day (Friday). Please fill this out and Submit this by 4/8/22 - thanks!
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Which of these NYC Activities are you interested in? (Choose SIX. This is not a sign up - we are just trying to figure out planning. We will do everything together in either one large group or a few smaller groups w/adults.)
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Central Park (picnic, games/rowboat/fish, scavenger hunt, outdoor movie,
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The High Line (abandoned railroad track turned into a raised city park and trails)
Staten Island Ferry & see Statue of Liberty from the water; Seaglass carousel/Battery Park)
Ellis Island (Statue of Liberty–get close up and view museum; the primary entry point for USA’s first immigrants)
Explore and eat in Chinatown or Little Italy (experience a neighborhood w/lots of culture)
Broadway or off-Broadway show (a famous play or musical)
Concert & Dinner at “The Apollo” (Theatre in Harlem; a famous venue for Black performers)
Restaurant with lunch/dinner and Broadway actors singing and dancing around you
National September 11 (9/11) Museum and Memorial
Tenement Museum (experience life as a recent immigrant from Ellis Island in the late 1800s)
The Met (Metropolitan Museum of Art - art from around the world, incl. musical instruments)
Skyscape Spy Museum (act like a spy as you take on a mission in this big space)
Museum of Natural History (featured in “Night at the Museum” movies; 34 million specimens)
Bronx Zoo (big and famous, plus a subway ride to another borough-The Bronx!)
Coney Island (the “people’s playground” w/ beach, carnival games, food, in Brooklyn)
Swim at a pool in the city
Empire State Building (go to the top of this famous building and see views of the city)
Time Square (where the ball drops every New Year’s; shops, restaurants, street artists, souvenirs)
Rockefeller Center (city views/tour, walk around and see these 19 buildings; ice skating rink there in the winter)
Walk the Brooklyn Bridge (one of the oldest - and safest! - suspension bridges in the US)
A Photographer's Dream (walking tour w/outdoor art, beautiful coffee/ice cream shops)
Walking food tour (taste NYC famous foods: bagel, cronut, egg cream, pizza, pretzel, hot dog)
Grand Central Terminal (like Union Station but bigger)
Outdoor movie night or event at a nearby park
Brooklyn Superhero Supply Store (costume shop w/hidden door-spot for kids' creative writing)
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