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Fuck no! Paris was amazing. The kid can deal with an ok beach
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Fuck no! Paris was amazing. The kid can deal with an ok beach
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Yeh, I’m seeing decent prices all over the place. Maybe she just doesn’t want to go to Mexico
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Go to Utila and get the whole family dive certified.Yeh, I’m seeing decent prices all over the place. Maybe she just doesn’t want to go to Mexico
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My youngest is obsessed with theatre, so we are taking her to a couple of Broadway shows in NYC over thanksgiving. I might take a quick detour to visit a filming location:
Film Locations for Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver (1976), with Robert de Niro, in New York – including Times Square, the East Village, Columbus Circle and the St Regis Hotel.
Filming Locations in New York: 57th Street at 11th Avenue (cab office); Times Square; 226 East 13th Street, East Village (Iris's hotel); St Regis Hotel, 2 East 55th Street (Travis picks up Betsy); Lyric Theatre, 214 West 43rd Street (cinema); Broadway at 63rd Street (campaign HQ)
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My last vacation was to New York and I ate (well, I tolerated) Sardi's and the Grand Central Oyster Bar because of Mad Men.
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Long-shot here: but anything special in Louisville Kentucky, outside of the tourist guide crap?
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Flying to NYC for the weekend, with the fam. Mostly going for Broadway show (booked), but if anyone wants to add some must-see/do kid-friendly things bro the agenda I’ll take rec’s!
I don't think they're considered must-see, but probably kid friendly and near the Theater District: the M&M store and Hershey store.
Near MoMa/5th Ave (if you go), there's also a Lego store and FAO Schwarz.
The city has so much it's hard to pick out must-sees. The museums are nice if that's your taste. Central Park and Little Island (and Gansevoort Beach) are nice but it's getting cold now. I think personally I seek out notably things near where I need to be since there tends to usually be something.
Most notable thing outside the Broadway shows near the Theater District is (unfortunately) Times Square. But a little east are Bryant Park and Rockefeller Center which could be good resting spots in the middle of the city.
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Thanks! We went for an around Central Park today and will check out the view from Rockefeller as well as the Xmas market at Bryant Park. Seeing Six tonight and I think my youngest really wants to go to the Icecream Museum tomorrow
I think the ice skating rink should be out at Rockefeller so you can check that out too. Never heard of the ice cream museum, but keeping the kids happy always helps. If you go downtown (below 14 st) you're bound to stumble onto a few ice cream or gelato shops. Not kid friendly per se, but there was some place that fed you ice cream through a glory hole in the Lower East Side...
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My fam is rolling up sans me weekend after next
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Mercer Labs near WTC is trippy fun for the whole fam.
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Next up: heading to Maui for a week over Xmas with the fam. It will be my first time there. We have flights, an car and a hotel booked, but that’s it. What do we need to book/ get tickets in advance for?