>>1137014
subway is great; i live in nyc and take it every day. i get a monthly pass, so i'm not sure of cost, but googling that is really goddamned simple. you're likely going to find a 7 day pass cheaper, if you plan to use the subway a bunch. where are you staying?

mta.info. All your transit needs.

>>1137014
7 day pass is the way to go if you're moving around a lot. It will take you north south anywhere in Manhattan fast. Anything east-west in Manhattan is walkable for an able bodied person. Subway will also take you to any worthwhile place in the outer boroughs.

>>1137028
Hey man, I'm staying near central park. I don't know where yet.

>>1137038
Thanks man!

I was wondering if there are any must see places that aren't on every "top 10 places to visit in nyc" over the internet.

>>1137039
still looking for a hotel? i work in the hotel industry; happy to make recommendations, and would make them based on how much you wanna spend.

>>1137040
I was looking at Park Central Hotel. How's that one?

>>1137041
a few questions:
>what do you want to do while you're in town?
>how old are you / where are you from? / traveling alone, and if not, describe person(s) traveling with
>when out for a drink, are you beer, wine, or cocktail?

>>1137039
No one seems to mention Grant's Tomb anymore.

>>1137044
I'm 21, from Chile. Traveling with my family (ranges from 14 to 54 years old).

I'd like to do all the typical touristic stuff and a little more, like buying some records at record stores.

When out for a drink I'm down for everything. Beer, wine, pisco, ron.

>>1137045
Thanks for the suggestion mate.

>>1137034
Thanks!!

>>1137366
There are hardly any record stores left in Manhattan. Internet killed them off. Use Google maps to find what left and make sure you call first to check if they are still around.