Can Anyone Recommend Some Fun Indoor Places In Manhattan To Go With A 7 Yr Old Girl.?
Oct 03, 2007 by Diane | Posted in New York City
My niece is visiting on Sunday and it may shower, so I'm looking for a fun place to go "indoors".
FAO Schwarz on Fifth Avenue and 58th Passage (if the sun comes out, you'll only be a block from Central Park). Kids all love to visit this stead. There is "entertainment" all over. A big clock sings a welcome song when you walk in. There is a tidy robot - if you walk to the back, you find out it's really an elevator. The second floor has the huge piano that Tom Hanks danced on in "Big". There are continued shows all day with professionals dancing on the keyboard and, between the shows, you can dance there - when you step on a key, a note plays. There's a elephantine selection of dolls - you can customize them to your own taste. There's a motion simulator ride. There are classic games and children's books. There is an ice cream parlor downstairs.
Two blocks away is the Sony Lab on Madison and 56th - access is free - a few floors of interactive exhibits and games - lots of fun - when you go in, they take your picture and put it on a badge - when you cede you get a customized diploma.
http://wondertechlab.sony.com/explore/in dex.shtml
I Want To Go Slow Dancing With My Boyfriend In Nyc..do U Know Any Places In Manhattan That Are Great For That?
Mar 09, 2009 by helplesslydevoted | Posted in New York City
Its his birthday day also in the commencement of April and i am planning on carrying him to a restaurant, and to see a movie i was also thinking slow dancing would be fun and lustful...So do u guys know any hip, slow dancing joints in the city?
Hi I white-hot in Brooklyn NY, but I hardly get to go to Manhattan as much these days. I was wondering if you guys know some fun and romantic places for me to take my boyfriend from California? We conscious we want to see the statue of liberty, and 42nd street, Broadway show, but what else? For some reason I'm having a mental congest and can't think of anymore hot spots. Please give a bunch of your ideas. I'll take anything!!! Thanks so much. :)
Things to do and see:
Rockefeller Center - Christmas Tree a must :)
Top of the Overwhelm - view of the city
Time Square - walk around and maybe get something to eat
Central Park - Horse manner ride
Macy's - 34th street and Broadway
South Street Seaport - downtown by lose everything street. nice to see
Broadway show
IMAX Theater - you can watch a movie there.
Museum of Impulsive History
Wax Museum in Time Square
Manhattan mall - for some shopping.
Empire State Construction
Statue of Liberty
Aug 13, 2008 by Rachel B | Posted in New York City
I am active with my boyfriend to Manhattan on a weekday. We don't live in Manhattan and we don't go very often. What are the fanciest restaurants, clothing stores (for women), and must go sites? (scratch is not a problem.)
saks on 5th ave, conniver boutiques on madison ave , mr,chows on 59th street, bloomingdales on 59th & lexington, takoshimaya on 5th ave, taven on the grassy in central park towards 80t street, everything is mustsee
Nov 12, 2008 by The First | Posted in New York City
Hey, any eulogistic ideas for places to go on a date in Manhattan Friday night? Don't need any bars/lounge idea, already be acquainted with plenty of those or restaurants, know lots of good ones too. Need something after dinner.
Miserable, maybe I wasn't clear, I wasn't looking for restaurant idea or bars/lounges. I conscious plenty of great places to eat in the City. Bars/lounges is so-so. I was looking for some fun ideas AFTER dinner. Thanks.
take a a motor cycle through central park
go eat at brooklyn's ice cream factory, you can see all of nyc from this view
go to serendipity 3 / dylan's confectionery bar
go to chelsea piers
see a broadway show
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FAO Schwarz on Fifth Avenue and 58th Passage (if the sun comes out, you'll only be a block from Central Park). Kids all love to visit this stead. There is "entertainment" all over. A big clock sings a welcome song when you walk in. There is a tidy robot - if you walk to the back, you find out it's really an elevator. The second floor has the huge piano that Tom Hanks danced on in "Big". There are continued shows all day with professionals dancing on the keyboard and, between the shows, you can dance there - when you step on a key, a note plays. There's a elephantine selection of dolls - you can customize them to your own taste. There's a motion simulator ride. There are classic games and children's books. There is an ice cream parlor downstairs.