New York Web Quest

 

1. Statue of Liberty

  • Ticket Prices:

    • Adults (ages 13-61): $24.50

    • Seniors (ages 62+): $20.00

    • Children (ages 4-12): $12.00

    • Children under 4: Free

    • These prices cover entry to both Liberty Island and Ellis Island.

  • Getting There:

    • Take the Statue Cruises ferry from Battery Park in Manhattan. Ferries depart from the Battery Park area at the southern tip of Manhattan.

  • Special Tips:

    • Arrive early as security lines can be long.

    • Consider booking tickets in advance to avoid long wait times.

2. Central Park

  • Areas and Attractions:

    • Highlights include Bethesda Terrace, The Ramble, Strawberry Fields, and Central Park Zoo.

  • Getting There:

    • The park is accessible from several subway lines:

      • 59th Street/Columbus Circle (A, B, C, D, and 1 trains)

      • 5th Avenue/59th Street (N, R, W trains)

      • 72nd Street (B, C trains)

      • 86th Street (C, Q trains)

  • Special Tips:

    • Free tours are available, and you can rent bikes or take a horse-drawn carriage ride.

3. The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met)

  • Admission Fee:

    • General admission (recommended): $30

    • Seniors (65+): $22

    • Students: $17

    • Admission is pay-what-you-wish for New York State residents and NY, NJ, and CT students.

  • Nearest Subway Stations:

    • 86th Street (4, 5, 6 trains) is a short walk away.

    • 77th Street (6 train) is also close.

  • Special Tips:

    • The Met is huge, so plan your visit around specific exhibits.

4. Times Square

  • Events/Attractions:

    • Times Square hosts various events throughout the year including Broadway shows, street performances, and New Year’s Eve celebrations.

  • Subway Lines:

    • 42nd Street/Times Square (1, 2, 3, N, Q, R, W, 7 trains)

  • Special Tips:

    • Times Square is crowded, so be mindful of your belongings.

5. Empire State Building

  • Ticket Prices:

    • Main Deck (86th floor): $44

    • Top Deck (102nd floor): $77

    • Combination tickets and VIP packages are available.

  • Getting There:

    • The closest subway station is 34th Street/Herald Square (B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W trains).

  • Special Tips:

    • Buy tickets online in advance to skip the line.

6. American Museum of Natural History

  • Admission Prices:

    • General admission: $23

    • Seniors (60+): $18

    • Students (with valid ID): $13

    • Special exhibitions may have additional fees.

  • Getting There:

    • The closest subway stations are 81st Street/Museum of Natural History (B, C trains) and 79th Street (1 train).

  • Special Tips:

    • Plan to spend several hours exploring the extensive exhibits.

7. The High Line

  • Fees:

    • The High Line is free to visit.

  • Closest Subway Stations:

    • 14th Street (A, C, E trains)

    • 23rd Street (C, E trains)

  • Special Tips:

    • It's best to visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds.

8. Rockefeller Center & Top of the Rock

  • Ticket Prices for Top of the Rock:

    • Adults: $42

    • Seniors (62+): $40

    • Children (6-12): $36

  • Public Transport Options:

    • The nearest subway stations are 47-50th Streets/Rockefeller Center (B, D, F, M trains).

  • Special Tips:

    • Try to time your visit for sunset to enjoy spectacular views of the city.

9. One World Observatory

  • Ticket Prices:

    • Adults: $43

    • Seniors (65+): $41

    • Children (6-12): $34

  • Getting There:

    • Take the subway to the World Trade Center station (E train) or Cortlandt Street (1 train).

  • Special Tips:

    • Purchase tickets online to avoid long lines.

10. The Brooklyn Bridge

  • Guided Tours:

    • Guided tours are available and typically range from $30 to $50 per person.

  • Getting There:

    • The nearest subway stations are Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall (4, 5, 6 trains) and High Street (A, C trains).

  • Special Tips:

    • The bridge is popular with walkers and cyclists, so plan accordingly.

11. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

  • Admission Fees:

    • Adults: $25

    • Seniors (65+): $18

    • Students: $14

    • Free admission on Fridays from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM.

  • Nearest Subway Stations:

    • 53rd Street (E train)

    • 5th Avenue/53rd Street (E, M trains)

  • Special Tips:

    • The museum offers free audio guides with admission.

12. Broadway (Theater District)

  • Ticket Prices:

    • Ticket prices vary widely depending on the show and seat location, generally ranging from $50 to $200+.

  • Getting There:

    • The nearest subway stations are 42nd Street/Times Square (1, 2, 3, N, Q, R, W, 7 trains).

  • Special Tips:

    • For discount tickets, check out TKTS booths for same-day shows.


One thing I have to say is that the Empire State Building's website was the most intriguing due to its engaging visuals and user-friendly design. The site effectively uses stunning imagery and interactive features to showcase the breathtaking views from the observation decks. It offers clear, comprehensive information on ticket options, pricing, and special packages, making it easy to plan a visit. The inclusion of real-time updates and details about historical significance further enhances the experience, providing a rich and informative overview that makes the site both practical and captivating.


Then I would love to visit NYC; it's been my dream since I like fashion. That is why the first thing I would do is visit all the street markets I can. Next, I would explore the designer stores, such as Maison Margiela, for example. And, of course, I would stroll down Seventh Avenue, known as “Fashion Avenue.”

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