Pan wrote in
news:qcd3619jq5ekte2gtim0mjmuvlkt0b2ufi@4ax.com:
> On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 22:32:11 GMT, "Jimi_thing"
> wrote:
>>I booked at Intercontinental Hotel the Barclay, it's at 111 east 48th
>>street. VERY expensive: still I think I've been a fool to choose this
>>one,
>
> It'll probably be really pleasant. Please let us know.
For the money I am giving them, IT MUST BE :-) I will post a complete
report on my trip, and be prepared because it will be long and detailed!
> Foot is great, but as long as you don't mind squeezing in, don't be
> afraid of taking the subway or bus during rush hours. It's part of
> your New York experience, just like taking the bus at rush hour in
> Rome was part of my Rome experience.
Ok. Actually I forgot that my first day in NYC will be Sunday ( arriving
saturday night) and I guess Subways aren't that crowded on the weekends.
So I have the whole day to get used to the trains, and I know I will need
the whole day, since I am the smart kind :-)
> I'm not sure if any bleacher seats are held for sale at game time, but
> you really don't want a bleacher seat for your first baseball game.
No bleacher seat!
If
> I were you, I'd suck it up, buy tickets in advance for the upper deck
> behind the plate or near 1st base or 3rd base,
Ok, I see everyone I ask prompting me to get tickets in advance, that
will be the right choice. |