CityPASS New York articles

Visiting New York City is a thrilling experience like no other, as there's simply not another city that is as largely diverse and passionately visionary as the Big Apple. When determining what you want to do and see on your visit, be sure to take in that passion and creativity through one of the city's most awe-inspiring attractions: the Museum of Modern Art.

There's no one correct way to budget for your trip to NYC. It's perfectly acceptable to splurge in some areas and cut back in others. In fact, this is the best way to explore New York without feeling like you're compromising too much.

It's common for tourists to underestimate how long it takes to navigate the city. These misconceptions can turn an otherwise enjoyable excursion into a logistical nightmare. Done right, however, NYC transit can be downright exciting. Keep reading to learn all you need to know about exploring the Big Apple by train, subway, taxi, ferry, and more.

New York is a city that embodies our hopes, dreams, aspirations, fears, and fantasies. It’s beautiful and romantic, real and exciting. It’s also, apparently, hilarious. At least, that’s what some of the best sitcoms would have you believe.

While one might not initially think of New York City as a “family-friendly” vacation spot, the Big Apple is here to surprise you. From kid-approved offerings on Broadway and wide-open spaces in Central Park, to free outdoor concerts, food carts, and reliable mass transit (and everything in between), NYC is a veritable playground for both kids and parents.

Arriving in the Big Apple, folks generally can’t wait to explore the city’s endless wonderland of shops, parks, diners, museums, theaters and nightlife. But to relish the best of New York City's attractions — and get around efficiently and quickly — learn to ride the subway. Here are some Do’s and Don’ts to being a good subway rider.