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Budget Travel In New York - 5 Tips On New York Travel

The area of New York is one of the largest in the world. With about 8 million people are in New York alone and with less than 900 square kilometers in radius, is the densest city in all of North America! After a long awaited debut finally we went to the Big Apple, and we were so excited I could barely contain ourselves. Going there has been a childhood dream for us since we decided be world travelers and see everything that this world has to offer!

The people, the lights of Times Square, Rockefeller, everything seems so exciting! This produced a large question whether ... What to do? What event in New York to pick up? Well, I share with you some tips on travel in New York that will not break the bank! These are all an incredible experience and I would suggest doing them all if possible. Note that there is no shortage of things to do in New York. You will never have the opportunity to do everything, so do what you can, relax and enjoy what this wonderful city has to offer!

1) New York comedy clubs city: This is perhaps the best I can suggest if you like any comedy at all. It really works well because they have street vendors in the middle of Times Square, do not even have to look or try to find tickets. They literally just flag down and give a very good price (only paid $ 20 for both) on the status of you buy 2 drinks at the club. The nice thing about their special, for those who do not drink alcohol you can buy any drink of your choice. Soft drinks and water were accepted and so we really can appeal to all those who enjoy this kind of thing and the cost is very low for the reward. It was really a great moment, the comedians were fantastic and we were very happy we decided to go. Highly Recommended!

2) times square: I realize this must be on top of all "from the list, but really is a lavish spectacle. This experience is something I will never forget. The lights, people, flags, do not realize how crazy it is until you're there. I must have seen Times Square on TV a million times, but honestly it really is not the same. Spend some time there to take in the atmosphere. A lots of nice places to eat but the prices of their novelty restaurants (Hard Rock Cafe, ESPN Zone, etc) are very expensive. If you want something for a very good price, check out the side streets and find the local pubs. I really recommend going at night to see it illuminated. A note to those who absolutely hate the crowds of people, if you go do not go to Times Square on a Friday night or Saturday, when most active. We went to both Saturday and Sunday night ... Saturday was the chaos, and Sunday was very nice and quiet in comparison:) Anyway, I enjoyed both of them in different ways.

3) Rockefeller Center: We had the pleasure of going during the month of December, so we got to experience the Christmas tree and skating rink all done at Rockefeller Center. This is also the home of the famous studies of NBC (Costs $ 18.50 for the trip).

4) Central Park: One of the most famous parks in the world and the most visited park in the United States, Central Park is a wonderful place to spend a pleasant day. Central Park is actually bigger than 2 of the smaller nations of the world, Monaco and Vatican City.

5) Consult a local New York Event: Take in a ballgame, a musical, or something in the theater! New York, really has much to offer, no matter what their hobbies or interests? You can usually find something very reasonably priced as well, depending on what you are after.

I realize that most of the People, New York, tends to be rather expensive, but with these travel ideas can go and hang out really great and still not spend too much money. There is much to see, though only going to see the monuments and places like Rockefeller, Central Park and Times Square are well worth it! I really enjoyed my time just walking down the streets and taking in the atmosphere.

If you're planning to stay in Manhattan for a week or so, I suggest picking up a copy of "The New York Pass, spend the week and make much as possible. These passes are actually a very reasonable price (from just $ 55.00 and $ 139.99 daily for a period of 7 days per person) and you get Free access to, literally, almost everything you could want in New York. Here's a glimpse of what is here. Note These are only a quarter of things without, not even include items of other discounts and special offers.

* Central Park Zoo
* CNN Studio Tour
* Empire State Building
* The Madison Square Garden All Access Tour
* NBC Studio Tour
* New York Aquarium
* New York Botanical Garden
* Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour
* Rockefeller Center Tour
* Statue of Liberty / Ellis Island Ferry
* Suede Lounge (VIP nightclub access)
* The United Nations Tour

Well worth worth the money if you plan to do lots of sightseeing, museums and tours.

Here's a link to the page directly to those who are interested:
http://www.tropicalbeachdestinations.com/NewYorkPass.php

I loved my time in New York! I've found that truly offers both, no matter what month, or what day, there is something for you to do that is interesting. How can you not like that about a city? It has everything and is a great place to visit. I hope these travel tips for New York were useful! I know I can not wait for our next adventure, here in the Big Apple!

Until next time time,
Greetings and Happy Travels!

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