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Hi. 🏴. Be realistic here please. I’ve wanted to live in the city since I was a child. I got the second highest acting qualification in the north of England over a decade ago. But with kids, divorce, set backs, lockdown, I’m now 36. Time ticked on. I lost years. 🎻. Yeah. Anyway, I’ve tried to see what firms sponsor for you to live there… to no avail. Majority don’t even bother to read your details they just skip through and assume your sorted or local. Do you know many jobs that sponsor for work permit!? I obv don’t mean acting and film. I’ve 19 years experience in customer care/admin… Anyway.,, maybe at some point you’ll get the chance to cover this In a video. The cost of living in England is atrocious. Unless you have parents with sound credit (or ya very lucky) and unless you have a unique job, each one here more or less pays the same which is 62% I THINK lower than in nyc! Sure the cost there is awful. But as I said I love the place. Never been. Wish could live there. But they make it so so difficult. Cheers Matt
Dude that Holafly is a total scam im now in new york and get butt hurt by them they funnel trafic tru hong kong max 2mbit down 0.5 up. Cant use it normal internet because if you visit websites it will be in chinese lol. im not the only one i read already on trustpilot. PEOPLE DONT BUY ESIM BY HOLAFLY ITS SCAM 100% Spend 80 dollars on 2 esims thanks barr for the scam ❤
I’m a lifelong native New Yorker and I love your channel and opinions on “ our “ city. I like to hear your opinions - it never fails to amaze me that there are to many places New Yorkers overlook or haven’t seen .
Hi!!! I don't know who you are but I stumbled on to this video of NYC and it was outstanding. As a lifelong NYer and Brooklynite, I want to try all 50 places and things mentioned here. I always wanted to spend a weekend in the city and play tourist and you've given me the insight of places to go and things to see. I've taken for granted living here and haven't seen so many of things highlighted. Thank you. Life is short. Time to see the city so nice they named it twice: New York, New York!
Just visited NYC last week from Europe, and while the heat made it somewhat difficult to plan all too many things, I've gratefully used many of your tips for Lower East Side and others! Your channel is a gem for anyone visiting NYC!
I just got back from a 5 day NYC trip, thanks to this channel I learned how to move around the entire city using the subway. If you’re going to the 9/11 memorial please don’t sit on top of names engraved on the fountains, you look disrespectful.
Another amazing video. I’ve been watching you for some time now and something that people don’t realize is the amount of work that you put in to create these videos with all the scenes that you shot and all the narration plus the research ahead of time. You are a master!
I jusr want to Thank you for all your content! I was there from June 1-5 and i had the best time! From the ferry ride to the cheap eats, we had an amazing experience and cannot wait to go back to NYC! Thank you!!!❤❤
We went for coffee at Beast and Butterfly (on your recommendation) for coffee and even though they were busy with breakfast the staff were so welcoming and helpful. Coffee was well priced and very good with free refills
Hi Jon, Alex from Belgium, 4 times in NYC. Love your channel, love what you choose to show, how you make it. Let me say that this is in my opinion one of the most interesting vids you’ve made. This a bit “off” perspective, this kind of simple insider hacks, it just gives me a mighty will to quickly come back to NYC and enjoy this unique place a bit more. Thanks for your great work ! We always wait for the next vid.
Thanks Jon, you never fail to inspire us to visit NYC with all your wonderful suggestions and recommendations. I feel like I’m right there with you when you’re talking ❤❤❤
Hey man, I am going to NY for the first time next week. I have watched a lot of your video's and I must say it made me feel a little bit more confident considering I am from a very small European town 😅. Anyway, thanks a lot for the video's!
Tysm for including Greenwood Cemetery. I represented a business that served the cemetery and remember a lot about the property. In the turn of the century, rich families would picnic there, especially because it has two levels and small ponds. There is a statue of a bride in her gown - she died on her honeymoon and her father commissioned the statue. Several statues have their fingers pointed up - as a sign of where their souls are going. When I was there, there were small gardens behind the workhouses of the ground crews and the superintendent of the cemetery lived onsite with his two boys. Lots of history - look into who is buried there, more than Steinway!
It's been nearly 20 years since I've been to the city. I 've been hankering to bring my partner who has never been there. Every American should take it in at least once in their lifetime. I love your channel; it's direct and really essential info. I will definitely take some of your advice and experience, especially since I'm not as young and brave as I used to be! Thanks!!
Crushing it again, Jon! Bittersweetly, my wife and I just left the city (me, after 18 years) for greener pastures. Already missing the pizza and bagels.
Thanks for using so many of my stock shots in your videos. I'm headed back for a few days soon to get more shots. What city areas do you feel are underrepresented in stock footage?
I only recommend ferry’s when it’s a nice sunny day cause when it’s rainy the seats are wet at the top. 😅 if you want the best pictures and views stand at the back deck a lot of people tend to crowd the front of the ferry or go upstairs but the best spot is in the back outside.
Thank You for your vlog I visited NY last July 23-28 I went to 13:54 beast and butterflies at M Social hotel The view of Time Square is fantastic Food is good too
Thx John. This is one of your best videos. We visited last year and using the ferry on Eastriver was breathtaking. I can‘t wait to visit again and try your other hacks.
Really Love this Blog!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ We did our trip in 2023, and we had the best time visited many places, ❤ we’re actually in the process of planning our next trip, thanks for the videos , 🙏🏾
Great tips! You really have a good channel here. I saw a few the previous ones, a month ago, before visiting new york, and they were really helpful. Thanks! Keep it up!
Jon Cool Video. Even though you didn't post about Coney Island I like Coney Island during the Summertime. Aquarium. Cyclone Roller Coaster. Luna Park Denos. Nathan's and Brooklyn Cyclones and the Beach.
I grew up a very short distance from Coney Island and if you like people-watching, Nathan's is the place to go. Wanna save on a hotdog, fries and drink? Secret: GET A KIDS MEAL for the price of one hotdog!! No kidding. Not publicized but it's the only thing we get there! Even if you buy the meal and an extra dog, it's still a bargain. BUT there is the BOARDWALK right off the beach that offers views like no other. In Brighton Beach, be sure to try some local Russian restaurants along the boardwalk and their authentic Russian dishes. Along Brighton Beach Avenue, underneath the elevated train track where the Q & B lines run is Little Odessa with the largest population of Russians outside of Moscow. Nestled on some of the side streets between the tracks and the boardwalk you can find small Russian restaurants that are hidden gems! They could be crowded during the summer but most have outdoor seating. Spend a day on the boardwalk and you won't be sorry. You might want to bring a blanket to sit on the beach. There are benches on the boardwalk. Any way you choose, it's an experience like no other on Coney Island. Easy to get to from most subway lines. Have a good time!
My husband and I visited about 7 years ago and were on a very tight budget. We took the subway everywhere (or walked when it was close), used Free Tours by Foot to take 5 different walking tours all over the city (tip at the end), rode the Staten Island Ferry to see the Statue of Liberty (we did this 3 times, both day and night), used a Groupon for one of the hop on/hop off tours, rode the East River (though we both got seasick) and visited Times Square during day and night to get a different experience. We chose to do a few select "touristy" things we really wanted to do and skipped the others to save time and money. We went to Top of the Rock right before sunset and stayed to see all the city lights come on, and we visited the Intrepid Museum. We're from a mid-sized Midwest town so just visiting the city, experiencing the lights and noise, and riding the subway was plenty of excitement for us. We found a couple restaurants we enjoyed and visited each a couple times. Primarily, we chose to save as much as we could where we could so we could spend on staying in a midtown hotel and eating in restaurants.
For someone who lived my whole life in nyc, follow these tips and youll have life on the easy lane ... kinda 1. If you're staying for more than 3 days, buy the unlimited train card for $35. 2. Midtown Manhattan, especially Times Square, often smells like you're walking behind a garbage truck on a 125-degree day. 3. The subway can be complicated, at least for me. Always check with the customer service booth. 4. Enter the subway 1 or 2 minutes before the train arrives. It's too hot and humid down there, and the air quality is terrible. It is literally carcinogenic. 5. If you see an empty train car, avoid it-it usually means the air conditioning isn't working, or it smells bad. 6. You'll encounter people talking to themselves on the train. Keep your distance just in case; they likely won't bother you, but it's better to be cautious. 7. Some people play music on their phones without headphones. I call them subway donkeys. 8. In Times Square, avoid people dressed as Disney characters, monks, or anyone handing out items-they'll ask for tips. 9. Police are everywhere; you'll see officers every 100 feet. 10. Penn Station is a major hub and if you stay next to it, you'll be using it a lot. 11. Other secondary stations can be sketchy late at night. 12. New Yorkers are helpful, contrary to what you might hear. If you ask, they'll help. 13. Food from food trucks is delicious. 14. Always ask about prices before buying from a food truck. 15. When paying by credit card in restaurants, you'll see tip options of 25%, 20%, and 15%. There's also a custom option and a no-tip button-use these if you prefer to tip less or not at all. 16. Contrary to popular belief, waitstaff or tour guides won't harass you for tips. They rely on tips and appreciate it, but they'll give you space. 17. When booking a hotel, expect to pay an extra $50 to $100 per night for miscellaneous fees. 18. If the hotel receptionist offers to move you to a quieter floor, or a room with a larger bed, be aware this might be considered an upgrade, and you could be charged for it. 19. Times Square is especially crowded on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Visit early in the morning if possible. 20. If you have kids in Times Square, hold their hands tightly. It's easy to lose them in the crowd. 21. Everything is 3 to 5 times more expensive here than elsewhere. 22. It's getting warm, so always carry a bottle of water. Wear a cap. 23. Use the restroom before leaving restaurants, landmarks, or museums. 24. Sometimes, Uber is your best option. 25. Prepare to walk distances.
Jon, bathrooms are my obsession when sightseeing. In NY, go to Macy's or any department store like Marshall's...trust me. You will have privacy, cleanliness and all the time in the world one needs to do one's business.😄
I ate at Bleecker Street Pizza with my nephew. My landlord a week later ate at Bleecker st Pizza. I saw a video of you there. My Nephew works in NY. On the subway I used my debt card the whole time, JUst tap it and it says go.
I’m Canadian. For the tap and pay, my credit card will charge me what ever the exchange is at the time. Would getting a metro card be worth it in my case?
Had the ferry been running from 91st to Wall Street years ago I would have arrived at work with such a better attitude. The Lexington line from 86th to Wall Street it brutal.
Hi Jon, myself and my daughter are visiting NYC for the first time in September 2024, from the UK, it's a Bucket List trip as my Mum was born in Crown Heights Brooklyn NY and we want to see that area, my question is, do you think it's a safe area for us to go to? Any advice will be very much appreciated, thank you.
Hello, I love watching your videos, I am coming to New York in two weeks time. I want to see the statue of Liberty up close, i would love to go to Liberty island, but I haven't got a lot of time, can I do this without the boat tour to Ellis Island? Thank you for your great tips 😊
I'm going on my fifth trip to NYC soon and on my second trip I took the Staten Island Ferry for free and you get a great view of the Statue of Liberty, as well as the skyline.
Some great places to visit the next time I make it up there, especially Greenwood Cemetery and the subway museum! Any thoughts on The Cloisters? You did a video a while back that included the haunted factor of the Jane St. Hotel. I visited their website afterward and found it to be a very affordable hotel in Manhattan. I do plan to stay there next time, even though I love the Holiday Inn in Hell's Kitchen.
Love the videos man and I love the city! Just wondering what happened with your audio quality? I'm guessing you can't access your normal mic. Also you don't have to have the flashy transitions and sound effects, your videos are good enough on their own. No hate, just showing my thoughts!
Hi! I need some help understanding labor day 😅 I'm going to NY next month and just realized we have booked our vacations including labor day (we are from South America, we only have worker's day in our country for which everything is closed). Will things be normally opened? Will there be less or more people around? Thanks if any local can answer 😅
It will be quieter than normal, as many new yorkers will be away for the last unofficial weekend of summer. Most places will be open outside of government offices.
For the contactless card payment/ free rides after $34, doesn't the "week" start on Monday? So if I arrive in NYC on Sunday, all of my metro rides on Sunday would not count because it all starts over on Monday? (Also, how does it work if I'm traveling with my niece so I'm trying to pay my fare and hers?)
It's a 7-day cycle, so the day you start doesn't matter. But each person traveling needs their own card. If I tap twice in a row using the same card, only that first tap counts toward the fare cap.
Community garden, your lucky if they are open.... and even then...they will yell at you if you arent following there rules...and they dont care..Trust me...I seen it few times...Im glad I belong to that community...lol
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Hi. 🏴.
Be realistic here please. I’ve wanted to live in the city since I was a child. I got the second highest acting qualification in the north of England over a decade ago. But with kids, divorce, set backs, lockdown, I’m now 36. Time ticked on. I lost years. 🎻. Yeah. Anyway, I’ve tried to see what firms sponsor for you to live there… to no avail. Majority don’t even bother to read your details they just skip through and assume your sorted or local.
Do you know many jobs that sponsor for work permit!? I obv don’t mean acting and film. I’ve 19 years experience in customer care/admin…
Anyway.,, maybe at some point you’ll get the chance to cover this In a video.
The cost of living in England is atrocious. Unless you have parents with sound credit (or ya very lucky) and unless you have a unique job, each one here more or less pays the same which is 62% I THINK lower than in nyc! Sure the cost there is awful. But as I said I love the place. Never been. Wish could live there. But they make it so so difficult.
Cheers
Matt
Dude that Holafly is a total scam im now in new york and get butt hurt by them they funnel trafic tru hong kong max 2mbit down 0.5 up. Cant use it normal internet because if you visit websites it will be in chinese lol. im not the only one i read already on trustpilot. PEOPLE DONT BUY ESIM BY HOLAFLY ITS SCAM 100%
Spend 80 dollars on 2 esims thanks barr for the scam ❤
I’m a lifelong native New Yorker and I love your channel and opinions on “ our “ city. I like to hear your opinions - it never fails to amaze me that there are to many places New Yorkers overlook or haven’t seen .
Hi!!! I don't know who you are but I stumbled on to this video of NYC and it was outstanding. As a lifelong NYer and Brooklynite, I want to try all 50 places and things mentioned here. I always wanted to spend a weekend in the city and play tourist and you've given me the insight of places to go and things to see. I've taken for granted living here and haven't seen so many of things highlighted. Thank you. Life is short. Time to see the city so nice they named it twice: New York, New York!
Just visited NYC last week from Europe, and while the heat made it somewhat difficult to plan all too many things, I've gratefully used many of your tips for Lower East Side and others! Your channel is a gem for anyone visiting NYC!
I was up there last week. I stayed in Corona Plaza. There were food trucks open at 3am! I always have a great time in NYC.
I just got back from a 5 day NYC trip, thanks to this channel I learned how to move around the entire city using the subway. If you’re going to the 9/11 memorial please don’t sit on top of names engraved on the fountains, you look disrespectful.
Excellent Jon, me & my partner are planning a two week trip to NYC. I'll try to remember all these tips!
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Another amazing video. I’ve been watching you for some time now and something that people don’t realize is the amount of work that you put in to create these videos with all the scenes that you shot and all the narration plus the research ahead of time. You are a master!
I jusr want to Thank you for all your content! I was there from June 1-5 and i had the best time! From the ferry ride to the cheap eats, we had an amazing experience and cannot wait to go back to NYC! Thank you!!!❤❤
We went for coffee at Beast and Butterfly (on your recommendation) for coffee and even though they were busy with breakfast the staff were so welcoming and helpful. Coffee was well priced and very good with free refills
Hi Jon, Alex from Belgium, 4 times in NYC. Love your channel, love what you choose to show, how you make it. Let me say that this is in my opinion one of the most interesting vids you’ve made. This a bit “off” perspective, this kind of simple insider hacks, it just gives me a mighty will to quickly come back to NYC and enjoy this unique place a bit more. Thanks for your great work ! We always wait for the next vid.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for wonderful tour about NY 😊
Jon even though I have traveled to NYC five times I'm still not finished with my visits.
Thanks Jon, you never fail to inspire us to visit NYC with all your wonderful suggestions and recommendations. I feel like I’m right there with you when you’re talking ❤❤❤
What an excellent video! Watched the whole thing and saved it for when I move to NYC later this year. Great job Jon!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey man, I am going to NY for the first time next week. I have watched a lot of your video's and I must say it made me feel a little bit more confident considering I am from a very small European town 😅. Anyway, thanks a lot for the video's!
Tysm for including Greenwood Cemetery. I represented a business that served the cemetery and remember a lot about the property. In the turn of the century, rich families would picnic there, especially because it has two levels and small ponds. There is a statue of a bride in her gown - she died on her honeymoon and her father commissioned the statue. Several statues have their fingers pointed up - as a sign of where their souls are going. When I was there, there were small gardens behind the workhouses of the ground crews and the superintendent of the cemetery lived onsite with his two boys. Lots of history - look into who is buried there, more than Steinway!
Bryant park restrooms are the best ! Airconditioned and very clean also free and Nathan’s hotdog stand is just around the corner
This is great info. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for this terrific video! Your hard work is appreciated!
Hi Jon, I used to live in NYC (Jackson Heights, Queens) and your videos are like chicken soup; good for the body and soul!! ✌️😊
It's been nearly 20 years since I've been to the city. I 've been hankering to bring my partner who has never been there. Every American should take it in at least once in their lifetime. I love your channel; it's direct and really essential info. I will definitely take some of your advice and experience, especially since I'm not as young and brave as I used to be! Thanks!!
Crushing it again, Jon! Bittersweetly, my wife and I just left the city (me, after 18 years) for greener pastures. Already missing the pizza and bagels.
Excellent video.
Your videos are so helpful
Thanks for using so many of my stock shots in your videos. I'm headed back for a few days soon to get more shots. What city areas do you feel are underrepresented in stock footage?
Hmm most of the major tourist sites are covered :) Maybe more Brownstone Brooklyn shots?
I only recommend ferry’s when it’s a nice sunny day cause when it’s rainy the seats are wet at the top. 😅 if you want the best pictures and views stand at the back deck a lot of people tend to crowd the front of the ferry or go upstairs but the best spot is in the back outside.
Hello from Vietnam! I love your Chanel so much! Thanks you so much
Thank You for your vlog
I visited NY last July 23-28
I went to 13:54 beast and butterflies at M Social hotel
The view of Time Square is fantastic
Food is good too
So much info - thank you! You have a great voice as well making your videos even more enjoyable ❤
Thx John. This is one of your best videos. We visited last year and using the ferry on Eastriver was breathtaking.
I can‘t wait to visit again and try your other hacks.
Visiting new york in this July, hows the 4th of July Parade there in New York?
Really Love this Blog!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
We did our trip in 2023, and we had the best time visited many places, ❤ we’re actually in the process of planning our next trip, thanks for the videos , 🙏🏾
Great tips! You really have a good channel here. I saw a few the previous ones, a month ago, before visiting new york, and they were really helpful. Thanks! Keep it up!
Jon
Cool Video.
Even though you didn't post about Coney Island I like Coney Island during the Summertime.
Aquarium. Cyclone Roller Coaster. Luna Park Denos. Nathan's and Brooklyn Cyclones and the Beach.
I grew up a very short distance from Coney Island and if you like people-watching, Nathan's is the place to go. Wanna save on a hotdog, fries and drink? Secret: GET A KIDS MEAL for the price of one hotdog!! No kidding. Not publicized but it's the only thing we get there! Even if you buy the meal and an extra dog, it's still a bargain. BUT there is the BOARDWALK right off the beach that offers views like no other. In Brighton Beach, be sure to try some local Russian restaurants along the boardwalk and their authentic Russian dishes. Along Brighton Beach Avenue, underneath the elevated train track where the Q & B lines run is Little Odessa with the largest population of Russians outside of Moscow. Nestled on some of the side streets between the tracks and the boardwalk you can find small Russian restaurants that are hidden gems! They could be crowded during the summer but most have outdoor seating. Spend a day on the boardwalk and you won't be sorry. You might want to bring a blanket to sit on the beach. There are benches on the boardwalk. Any way you choose, it's an experience like no other on Coney Island. Easy to get to from most subway lines. Have a good time!
I’m loving this channel.
Going in September and have found this channel really useful. Thanks 😊
Great video. N what a smart guy you are that was a cool clip show. Well done
Great video, Merci ! It must not always be just about food 😅
My husband and I visited about 7 years ago and were on a very tight budget. We took the subway everywhere (or walked when it was close), used Free Tours by Foot to take 5 different walking tours all over the city (tip at the end), rode the Staten Island Ferry to see the Statue of Liberty (we did this 3 times, both day and night), used a Groupon for one of the hop on/hop off tours, rode the East River (though we both got seasick) and visited Times Square during day and night to get a different experience. We chose to do a few select "touristy" things we really wanted to do and skipped the others to save time and money. We went to Top of the Rock right before sunset and stayed to see all the city lights come on, and we visited the Intrepid Museum. We're from a mid-sized Midwest town so just visiting the city, experiencing the lights and noise, and riding the subway was plenty of excitement for us. We found a couple restaurants we enjoyed and visited each a couple times. Primarily, we chose to save as much as we could where we could so we could spend on staying in a midtown hotel and eating in restaurants.
Smart
Great video!
For someone who lived my whole life in nyc, follow these tips and youll have life on the easy lane ... kinda
1. If you're staying for more than 3 days, buy the unlimited train card for $35.
2. Midtown Manhattan, especially Times Square, often smells like you're walking behind a garbage truck on a 125-degree day.
3. The subway can be complicated, at least for me. Always check with the customer service booth.
4. Enter the subway 1 or 2 minutes before the train arrives. It's too hot and humid down there, and the air quality is terrible. It is literally carcinogenic.
5. If you see an empty train car, avoid it-it usually means the air conditioning isn't working, or it smells bad.
6. You'll encounter people talking to themselves on the train. Keep your distance just in case; they likely won't bother you, but it's better to be cautious.
7. Some people play music on their phones without headphones. I call them subway donkeys.
8. In Times Square, avoid people dressed as Disney characters, monks, or anyone handing out items-they'll ask for tips.
9. Police are everywhere; you'll see officers every 100 feet.
10. Penn Station is a major hub and if you stay next to it, you'll be using it a lot.
11. Other secondary stations can be sketchy late at night.
12. New Yorkers are helpful, contrary to what you might hear. If you ask, they'll help.
13. Food from food trucks is delicious.
14. Always ask about prices before buying from a food truck.
15. When paying by credit card in restaurants, you'll see tip options of 25%, 20%, and 15%. There's also a custom option and a no-tip button-use these if you prefer to tip less or not at all.
16. Contrary to popular belief, waitstaff or tour guides won't harass you for tips. They rely on tips and appreciate it, but they'll give you space.
17. When booking a hotel, expect to pay an extra $50 to $100 per night for miscellaneous fees.
18. If the hotel receptionist offers to move you to a quieter floor, or a room with a larger bed, be aware this might be considered an upgrade, and you could be charged for it.
19. Times Square is especially crowded on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Visit early in the morning if possible.
20. If you have kids in Times Square, hold their hands tightly. It's easy to lose them in the crowd.
21. Everything is 3 to 5 times more expensive here than elsewhere.
22. It's getting warm, so always carry a bottle of water. Wear a cap.
23. Use the restroom before leaving restaurants, landmarks, or museums.
24. Sometimes, Uber is your best option.
25. Prepare to walk distances.
On.y if you're are not afraid
Great tips! My youngest son is over there I shared
Wish I had known about the $4 boat trip. My tip is don't go in summer, we are English & were melting in the heat
Jon, bathrooms are my obsession when sightseeing. In NY, go to Macy's or any department store like Marshall's...trust me. You will have privacy, cleanliness and all the time in the world one needs to do one's business.😄
Cool rat at 6:12
Century 21... Amazing Shopping....If you like shopping...DONT GO !!
When ever I come to NY. I do a lot of walking in dowtown Chicago to get used to the walking in NY.
I just moved to nyc yesterday and i was searching for some speakeasy bars i might need help searching for some
Kayak...Now this is amazing !!! Bring extra clothes
Thanks
Help on getting from La Guardia to our hotel in Times Square?
I ate at Bleecker Street Pizza with my nephew. My landlord a week later ate at Bleecker st Pizza. I saw a video of you there. My Nephew works in NY. On the subway I used my debt card the whole time, JUst tap it and it says go.
My phone doesn't have eSim capability. What's the best sim card to buy?
I’m Canadian. For the tap and pay, my credit card will charge me what ever the exchange is at the time. Would getting a metro card be worth it in my case?
Had the ferry been running from 91st to Wall Street years ago I would have arrived at work with such a better attitude. The Lexington line from 86th to Wall Street it brutal.
6.5 ave blew my mind. I lived at 58th between sixth and seventh for three years and didn’t know what existed until I visited over a decade later.
😂😂😂💪🏻
@@HereBeBarr I just read about it and it was built after I lived there lol. I’m so relieved somehow.😂🥂
Hi Jon, myself and my daughter are visiting NYC for the first time in September 2024, from the UK, it's a Bucket List trip as my Mum was born in Crown Heights Brooklyn NY and we want to see that area, my question is, do you think it's a safe area for us to go to? Any advice will be very much appreciated, thank you.
Hello, I love watching your videos, I am coming to New York in two weeks time. I want to see the statue of Liberty up close, i would love to go to Liberty island, but I haven't got a lot of time, can I do this without the boat tour to Ellis Island? Thank you for your great tips 😊
I'm going on my fifth trip to NYC soon and on my second trip I took the Staten Island Ferry for free and you get a great view of the Statue of Liberty, as well as the skyline.
The link to the park is broken.
Fixed
Would you recommend travelling to New York alone, I'm thinking of going?
Some great places to visit the next time I make it up there, especially Greenwood Cemetery and the subway museum! Any thoughts on The Cloisters? You did a video a while back that included the haunted factor of the Jane St. Hotel. I visited their website afterward and found it to be a very affordable hotel in Manhattan. I do plan to stay there next time, even though I love the Holiday Inn in Hell's Kitchen.
Cloisters is beautiful
Love the videos man and I love the city! Just wondering what happened with your audio quality? I'm guessing you can't access your normal mic. Also you don't have to have the flashy transitions and sound effects, your videos are good enough on their own. No hate, just showing my thoughts!
Hi! I need some help understanding labor day 😅 I'm going to NY next month and just realized we have booked our vacations including labor day (we are from South America, we only have worker's day in our country for which everything is closed). Will things be normally opened? Will there be less or more people around? Thanks if any local can answer 😅
It will be quieter than normal, as many new yorkers will be away for the last unofficial weekend of summer. Most places will be open outside of government offices.
Wut should I do I’m going from Friday thru Tuesday. Do I use the Omni pass way? It’s for2 people
so as far as the subway , you pay per ride with your credit card?
You hit a whole lot on locations in NYC it's bad right now, but they're still madd plenty of stuff to do . 😊 @HereBeBarr
Fyi, sensitivity to cold air could be a symptom of a thyroid condition.
Would anyone recommend travelling to New York alone? (I'm, thinking of going)
Yes. Totally fine.
Indepence
Would you recommend going to New York alone?, as I'm thinking of going.
Yes I would
@@HereBeBarr Thank you.
27:13 pause
You get a new microphone, Jon?
Great video as always. Was that Alec Baldwin in front of the Tick Tock?!
Molto interessante 🎉
For the contactless card payment/ free rides after $34, doesn't the "week" start on Monday? So if I arrive in NYC on Sunday, all of my metro rides on Sunday would not count because it all starts over on Monday? (Also, how does it work if I'm traveling with my niece so I'm trying to pay my fare and hers?)
It's a 7-day cycle, so the day you start doesn't matter. But each person traveling needs their own card. If I tap twice in a row using the same card, only that first tap counts toward the fare cap.
Is Beast & Butterflies part of the M Social Hotel?
yes
24:23 ActionKid?
As someone who have not visited New York, are Queens and Brooklyn more of a suburban town?
Both are more city than suburban although the deeper you go into each you can find suburban elements
MTA takes extra money from your card ..LOL ... PS: I work for the MTA ...spell backward ..TY for your .ATM
I’m a local, and even I learned I thing or two from this …
we have a lot of delivery services now since we have 500,000 migrants now
@supernova8962 It’s not migrants, it’s asylum seekers 😅😊
Ellis Island..nice...never been there...
What type of channel?
FYI some unfortunate news. The chef behind Sagsa/Overstory/Crown Shy James Kent died recently.
Didn't know, very sad.
ok..Chinatown is good...make sure you get there before 8PM
KATZ...uhm...yeah...buy one
NYC Ferry make sure you check the time schedule....I GOT FOCKED !!! NO WAY HOME !!!!
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AHHH the museum..........DONATE !!! OR GET OUT !!!
NY'S downtown area is safer than Chicago's downtown area.
Rooftop bars ...$20 a drink
Community garden, your lucky if they are open.... and even then...they will yell at you if you arent following there rules...and they dont care..Trust me...I seen it few times...Im glad I belong to that community...lol
Bathrooms... Good Luck ... I used Whole Food
Get pickpocket at these Stadiums.... Go with a friend ...they know how to handle them
There arent nothing to do at Roosevelt Island. Nothing to do there... But there is a Starbucks..definitely different from NYC
Diner are better away from the City..goto queens or brooklyn Manhattan sucks except by World Financial Center.
Library ... They hate tourist ... SHHHHH !!!
Central Park....bringing back the 80's ... Its creepy at night..UA-cam crime in Central Park
JAMAICA....HOMELESS AND THIEVES tour !!!lol