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14+ Fun Things to Do This Memorial Day Weekend in NYC

Celebrate the unofficial start of summer in New York for Memorial Day weekend

Memorial Day weekend is the perfect opportunity to visit New York's world-class museums and historical sites. Round it all off with epic holiday fireworks and picnics in the park.

From skyline views to sunny parks, museums, and memorials, there's something to suit every visitor this holiday. If you’re looking for New York Memorial Day weekend ideas, check out some of these local activities and fun things to do in NYC in May, including...

  • Enjoy skyline views from the Empire State Building
  • Visit world-famous art museums
  • Seeing the city from the water
  • Tour the iconic Yankee Stadium
  • Picnic in the sun at Central Park
  • and more...

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Please note: some of these special May and Memorial Day weekend events may be separately ticketed and not available on Go City® New York passes.

Special NYC vistas

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Special NYC vistas

Head to the Top of the Rock for unreal views of the New York City expanse from 800 feet above ground level. You'll get 360-degree views and a new perspective on the city. If you want to go classic, then you can't beat the Empire State Building. Both provide distinctive views, and they're a lot of fun to visit as a pair, to see which you like better.

Getting In: Top of the Rock tickets and Empire State Building tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes

See the city from the water

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See the city from the water

Or, see the city from the water on a fascinating sightseeing cruise. One of the most popular options is the Landmark Cruise by Circle Line Sightseeing! This delightful excursion will escort you past many of the city's top waterfront and skyline attractions, including the Statue of Liberty, One World Trade Center, Battery Park, the USS Intrepid, Wall Street, and many more. 

Getting In: NYC Landmarks Cruise tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes

Art museums

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Art museums

While you may be thinking: "why bother spending the first weekend of summer inside?", Memorial Day Weekend is one of the most popular days to visit museums across the city. Consider a visit to the world-famous Metropolitan Museum of Art and its iconic collection of art across the ages, featuring everything from Dutch Masters to Ancient Egyptian artifacts to Modern Art. Another popular museum of the Museum of Modern Art (or MoMA), which features contemporary and modern works of art. 

Getting In: The Metropolitan Museum of Art is separately ticketed, while MoMA tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes.

Learn about American history

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Learn about American history

Memorial Day is the perfect time of year to learn about the history of the country and some of its most important moments. There's no better place to start than with a visit to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

So many of the heroes who serve in the military today are descended from people who came through Ellis Island, and it's always an honor to see the names engraved on that iconic wall. Hop aboard a ferry that will escort you from the mainland out to Liberty Island and Ellis Island. If you want to go up into the statue, be sure to reserve tickets in advance, as Memorial Day is a very popular weekend for visiting the city and most visitors love Lady Liberty. 

Getting In: Statue of Liberty ferry tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes

Stroll through Central Park

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Stroll through Central Park

With nearly 500 acres of grass, lakes, ponds, and woodland, there’s plenty of room to fly a kite, enjoy a picnic, or explore the parks' monuments and statues. Not to mention the people watching; Central Park is one of the best places on the planet to sit back and observe.

For a quintessential Central Park experience, rent a rowboat from the Loeb Boathouse or try racing a remote-controlled boat in the pond at Conservatory Water. Movie buffs and first-time visitors will also enjoy seeing sights they'll recognize in the Central Park Movie Sights Walking Tour through the park. 

Getting In: Explore Central Park's TV and movie sites with our Walking Tour or why not join our TV and movie bus tour? They're both available on all Go City® New York passes.

Unique New York food

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Unique New York food

Be sure to get a classic, New York hot dog from a street vendor or pizza, or noodles, or cannoli... While there are plenty of corner hotdog stands all around the city – not to mention food trucks of all types – New York has a lot more to offer on a gastronomic level.

Take a culinary tour of New York, and get a real taste of the city’s diverse cultures and cuisines. You'll get to sample the best of NYC's street food from authentic vendors, not just the places that cater to tourists. If you love exploring new cuisines and food scenes in a new city, this tour is for you. 

Getting In: Food on Foot Tour tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes

Memorial Day parades

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Memorial Day parades

Every Memorial Day, the streets of New York City come alive with parades honoring those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The Memorial Day parade in NYC starts at Madison Square Park and travels up Fifth Avenue to Central Park, where a ceremony is held at the Eternal Light Monument. Along the route, veterans from all branches of service march proudly as they are cheered on by appreciative crowds. Military bands provide stirring music while colorful floats remind spectators of America's military history.

For many citizens, this annual event serves as a reminder that freedom is linked to those who serve and protect the country every day. Memorial Day also provides an opportunity for Americans to reflect on the sacrifices made by the nation's heroes and their families and a chance to express gratitude.

Getting In: All NYC Memorial Day parades are free and open to the public.

Bike rides

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Bike rides

Whether you’re taking a guided tour of the city’s most historic neighborhoods, or just meandering the expanses of Central Park, biking is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors and see more of the city. New York Bike rentals are convenient and eco-friendly ways to explore the Big Apple. A favorite activity for kids! There are rental locations throughout the city, including Central Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Harlem. 

Getting In: Central Park Bike rentals are available on all Go City® New York passes.

DUMBO Excursions

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DUMBO Excursions

Check out DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) in Brooklyn for some off-the-beaten-path fun. You'll get great views of the Manhattan skyline, from the Statue of Liberty all the way to the Empire State Building. Pack a picnic to eat at the Brooklyn Bridge Park, check out the pop-up food stands under the bridge, or get in line to grab a slice of world-famous Grimaldi's pizza.

Head to Pier 2 to shoot some hoops, grab refreshments, or take a spin on the full-size roller skating rink. Take a stroll through the Pier 3 Greenway Terrace to admire the beautiful landscaping and check out the outdoor art exhibits. 

Getting In: DUMBO Walking Tour tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes.

Staten Island

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Staten Island

Memorial Day Weekend on Staten Island is an exciting and fun-filled time for both locals and tourists alike! With its beautiful beaches, lush parks, and historical sites, there’s something for everyone. From family barbeques to biking along the waterfront to exploring some of New York City’s most iconic spots like the Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden or Historic Richmond Town, you’re sure to find plenty of things to do.

Whether it's a picnic on Midland Beach or a day trip out to Fort Wadsworth – the possibilities are endless! So if you're looking for something different this Memorial Day weekend, consider spending your holiday in Staten Island. You won't be disappointed!

Getting In: The Staten Island ferry is free of charge, while other attractions are separately ticketed.

Relaxing beaches

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Relaxing beaches

New York area beaches will reopen for the summer season on Memorial Day, so be sure to spend a little time on the waterfront. The water may be a little cold for swimming but you’ll be able to work on your tan or throw a frisbee around. Trust us, the locals will be out in force after having made it through another bleak winter. 

Coney Island Beach is a popular, family-friendly beach with its famous boardwalk and amusement park, and Rockaway Beach is another good option. If you love Coney Island, don't forget to check out their popular retro rides at Luna Park! And don't forget to enjoy a hot dog on Coney Island. 

Getting In: Luna Park at Coney Island tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes.

Tour famous sports arenas

Check if the Yankees are in town this Memorial Day Weekend. The Bronx Bombers, led by Aaron Judge and Didi Gregorius are one of the best teams in baseball. If you can't get tickets, however, or don't have the time to devote to a full game, get in the spirit with a tour of one of baseball's favorite stadiums. It's a great opportunity to explore the history of the stadium, its landmarks, and the most famous players.

Or, if you prefer hockey and basketball, Madison Square Garden is another fun place to tour, with its long history and storied past. So many memorable events have happened at The World’s Most Famous Arena® throughout its 130-year history. Whether or not you're a fan of the Rangers or Knicks there will be something about the tour that interests you.

Fun Fact: All of The Beatles have performed there, but not at the same time. 

Getting In: Yankee Stadium Tour tickets and Madison Square Garden Tour tickets are available as options with the New York Explorer pass.

The Brooklyn Museum & Botanical Garden

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The Brooklyn Museum & Botanical Garden

Make a stop at the Brooklyn Museum, located on 52 beautiful acres of botanical gardens that have flourished in Brooklyn since the 19th century. It's a great way to spend an afternoon in the sun. Be sure to visit the museum itself, too, with its impressive collection of multicultural art and artifacts. There aren't many places in the city with such a wonderful marriage of art and nature. 

Getting In: Brooklyn Museum and Botanic Garden tickets are available on all Go City® New York passes.

Memorial Day fireworks

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Memorial Day fireworks

New York Memorial Day Weekend is a time for celebration, and what better way to show your patriotism than with some fireworks? Every year on the Saturday night before Memorial Day, New Yorkers gather in parks and public spaces to witness an amazing display of pyrotechnics.

The sky is lit up with dazzling colors as rockets soar high into the air, bursting into showers of sparks that cascade down like glittering rain. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly activity or just want to enjoy the spectacle from afar, there's something magical about experiencing fireworks during this special weekend. So grab a blanket, some snacks, and your friends, and get ready to be amazed by the show!

Additionally, many New Yorkers use the long Memorial Day Weekend as an opportunity to visit parks and monuments dedicated to our nation's heroes. You might visit the 9/11 Memorial in Lower Manhattan or the African Burial Ground National Monument near City Hall.

Picnic on Memorial Day

Finally, no Memorial Day Weekend would be complete without a picnic or two! Whether you're planning a large outdoor gathering with friends or just a small meal with family, there's something special about celebrating with food amidst nature. Pack up your favorite dishes and head to your nearest park or beach, where you can relax and enjoy the company of friends in a beautiful setting.

So however you choose to spend your Memorial Day Weekend, make sure you take the time to reflect on what this special day means and remember why we celebrate it every year. Have fun and stay safe!

Happy Memorial Day from New York City!

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There you go - plenty of fun ideas for things to do in NYC in May to help you plan your Memorial Day weekend itinerary. With so many things to do in and around New York, you’ll probably end up having to choose between several excellent options.

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Things to do in New York for a Birthday

“It’s up to yoouuu, New York Ne-ew Yoooork!” Take it Frank! Make the promises of that karaoke classic come true. Because there’s nothing better than celebrating a birthday in New York City. And exactly how you celebrate is indeed up to you! Unwrap our suggestions, grab your sightseeing pass and start spreading the news...The Big Apple is too big for an exhaustive list but we hope you’ll be inspired by some of our best NYC birthday ideas. Treats we’ve wrapped up include: The best food in New York New York Harbor Cruises Luna Park on Coney Island Exploring Central Park Following in the footsteps of celebrities Taking in a Broadway show Hitting the high spots (including a New York helicopter flight) Posing for rooftop photoshoot and making memories Discover the best food in New York Let’s start as we mean to go on - filling our faces! Begin your day of celebration with breakfast the American way. Tuck into a tower of fluffy pancakes, served with crispy bacon, blueberries and a stream of sticky maple syrup. Enjoy eggs every way you can imagine. Bag bagels and cream cheese, biscuits and gravy, cinnamon rolls, English muffins, Belgian waffles, fruit salad - all washed down with unlimited caw-fee...Shall we stop yet? The Tick Tock Diner on 8th Avenue (corner of 34th) is not only the largest diner in NYC but serves breakfast around the clock. Happily, whatever the time of day, the melting pot of culture that is NYC means you can find pretty much any cuisine of your dreams - whether you’re satisfied with a street stall or looking to have your cake and eat it at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Pick up some tasty treats at multi-cultural Chelsea Market, in the heart of the funky Meatpacking District, renowned as one of the greatest indoor food markets in the world. Chefs and locals crowd this formerly industrial space to select prime cuts of meat, fresh fish and artisan cheese, whilst tourists stop by for premium burgers, Italian gelato, pizza, pastrami, bagels, hot dogs, Chinese, Korean BBQ...the list is deliciously endless... A Food on Foot Tour will help you discover even more authentic eateries and best kept snack secrets. Choose the Midtown Mix Tour to chow down like a local in Manhattan or the Go West Tour to discover the culinary diversity of historic Hell’s Kitchen. To enjoy the flavours of the neighbourhood known particularly for its Eastern European Jewish community, opt for a Tastes of the Lower East Side walking tour and pick up delicacies such as a true kosher pickle, a knish, a bialy and the famous black and white cookie. Cruise New York Harbor - fast or slow Once you’ve satisfied your appetite, why not push the birthday boat out - literally - with a morning or afternoon of leisurely sight-seeing aboard a Best of New York Circle Line Cruise? Whatever the time of year, indoor seats or a huge outdoor deck make it a fun yet relaxing way to tick off some of New York’s best sights. You’ll cruise all three rivers and see around 130 landmarks including the full Manhattan Skyline, the Yankee Stadium, Greenwich Village and the Financial District. If you’re tight for time, with more birthday fun to pull in, the Circle Line Landmarks Cruise is a shorter - 90 minute - tour of the premium views, including the Brooklyn Bridge and the Chrysler Building. Later, for a magical twilight finale to a special day, set sail on a Harbor Lights Cruise which departs just as the sun sets. An onboard bar serves beer, wine, cocktails and soft drinks so you can raise a birthday toast as you watch that unforgettable skyline twinkle into life. If you’re celebrating a teen birthday - or simply feel the need for speed - maybe ditch the gentle cruise in favour of a blast from The Beast. Get on board this mean, green, jet-powered speedboat to roar down the Hudson river at speeds of up to 40 knots? It’s loud, it’s fast and, since the crew have been known to wield water guns, you’re likely to get wet! Whichever you choose, birthday candles can’t hold a torch to Lady Liberty. Fast or slow, all harbor cruises make time for mandatory photo opps of New York’s most famous icon. Smile please! Ride classic coasters at Coney Island If thrills and spills are your idea of birthday fun, how about a trip to Coney Island’s legendary Luna Park? From families with kids, to coaster connoisseurs, there’s something for everyone at this fun seaside destination, around 10 miles from the city. The first Luna Park, opened in 1903, was renowned for its ground-breaking attractions and the miracle that was electric lights. Although that park burned down in 1944 it inspired dozens more ‘lunaparks’ around the world and the amusement park that still stands on the site has all the colourful quirkiness of the original. Enjoy its timeless charm as you stroll the boardwalk, play the sideshows and thrill to rides including the 137ft Astro Tower, the Steeplechase coaster and the Brooklyn Flyer chair swing. Then brace yourself for launch as extreme thrill ride Slingshot catapults you into the air at 90mph. Luna Park is also home to the historic Cyclone Roller Coaster, a bone-shaking, breath-taking wooden coaster dating from 1927 that is registered as a New York City Landmark. Dare you ride? Explore Central Park Whether you’re looking for action on your special day or prefer more laid-back celebrations you’re sure to find a destination or activity to suit in Central Park, possibly the world’s most well-known urban green space and beloved by locals and tourists alike. Take a carriage tour, relax in a rowboat or get up close to the animals at the zoo...Perhaps you’ll get your legs pumping and your heart singing with a two-hour bike tour that takes in top sights like Belvedere Castle, the Imagine Mosaic and Strawberry Fields. Put your best foot forward on a walking tour of little known paths and ponds along with famous fountains and statues. Or simply pick up some snacks (and a birthday cake of course) and unwind with the perfect picnic. Follow in the footsteps of celebrities Whilst we’re in Central Park are you getting a niggling feeling that you’ve somehow been there before? To sort out the sights you’ve seen on screen try tagging along on a TV & Movie Sights tour. Where did Kevin meet the bird lady in Home Alone? Is that the bridge where Buddy throws snowballs in Elf? Shed light on locations from Love Story, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Enchanted and Glee to name a few...All so familiar. And super fun. If you love that kind of celebrity stalking, why stop at Central Park, when there’s a whole city awash with spots you’ll recognise from the big and small screens. Jump on an NYC TV and Movie Bus Tour to grab a selfie at classic locations like the Friends apartment building, the Ghostbusters Firehouse and familiar places from Ocean’s Eight, Spiderman and loads more... There’s even a special movie tour for fans of Marvel and DC Superheroes. Capes at the ready... Take in a Broadway show New York is known the world over for its sparkling theatre district. So grab your popcorn, get your feet a tappin’ and take your seats for a birthday performance. Even if you don’t know your jive from your jazz hands, with 41 Broadway theatres, each typically offering 8 performances a week, we’re confident you’ll find something you’ll enjoy. There are shows for literally every taste and age group, from straight drama, to comedy, performance art (the Blue Man Group) and original music (like the physical percussive show, Stomp). Or maybe, like most, you’ll opt for the magic of the musicals? Choose from family favourites like The Lion King, Aladdin or Wicked, or long-running classics like Phantom of the Opera or Chicago. Perhaps one of the big-name shows of recent years - think Hamilton or Come from Away - will capture your heart? To scout out the options or learn more about the area, the theatres and the stars, why not join a walking tour of Broadway and Times Square? From the glamour to the ghost stories, you’ll be centre stage for all the showbiz gossip, trivia and history. On your birthday, after all, the spotlight is on you! Hit some high spots Wheeee! A helicopter ride over New York is about as awesome as it gets. Unless you’re some kind of seasoned celebrity it’s an incredible once-in-a-lifetime thrill to soar above the skyscrapers for a unique, birds-eye view of the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Empire State Building and all the rest.There are plenty of private tours on offer, usually including a commentary or fun facts. If you book at sunset you’re guaranteed all the glory of golden hour - though beware if the weather’s cloudy - it would suck to soar but not see... If your budget doesn’t stretch quite that far, take it to the top anyway by hitting one of the city’s many breathtaking observation decks. Gaze down at the distant hubbub from the dizzying heights of the Empire State Building’s 86th floor observatory. Or get a snap of the Manhattan skyline including the Empire State, by zooming up to the Top of the Rock observatory at the Rockefeller Centre. Make memories Whilst you’re feeling on top of the world, a rooftop photoshoot is a super-cool way to ensure a lasting memory of your special day. An expert photographer will capture the moment in a private session, as you pose against the backdrop of the World Trade Center. Or, to be even more original, create your own picture for posterity on a sketching tour with a New York City-based artist. You’ll get a drawing-pad and pencil along with a 90 minute tour of history, culture and the chance to sketch some Lower Manhattan landmarks including the Wall Street Bull, the Washington Monument and the Trinity Church Cemetery (final resting place of Alexander Hamilton.) Let's draw a line. We hope we’ve given you just a rough picture of the many places you might choose to pop a cork and blow out your candles in the buzzy, beautiful Big Apple. To discover some of them and many more New York attractions, pick up an All Inclusive Pass or an Explorer Pass, then sightsee, save and celebrate with Go City. It’ll feel like your birthday every day.
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New York in March

We love New York all year round, but the city especially shines at the beginning of springtime. Though the weather is still a little chilly this time of year, the area offers a wide array of fun activities and exciting events for you and your loved ones. Whether you’re looking to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day to its fullest, catch a first-rate classical music performance, or taste some of the best pizza in the city, you’ll find that there are countless reasons to love the Big Apple. So, if you’re looking for a great spring vacation, make sure to read through our guide for things to do in the city during this time of year. With Go City, see more for less. Get Festive   Those who are visiting during St. Patrick’s Day might want to check out the city’s annual parade. Recognized as both the oldest and largest celebration of its kind, the New York Saint Patrick’s Day Parade offers a wonderful traditional experience for you and your loved ones. Attracting about 2 million spectators each year, the extravagant event features enormous floats, fun marching bands and captivating dancers. In addition, visitors should be able to find special events and lively activities at bars and restaurants across all five boroughs.   New York City has always been known for its vibrant arts scene. To get your fill of some of the area’s top performers and emerging talents, head over to Brooklyn Dance Festival. At the event, attendees can enjoy original choreography and beautiful storytelling across a wide variety of styles. As captivating as it is magical, the event is the perfect way to soak up the culture of the city.   Whiskey connoisseurs - pay attention! Kicking off towards the end of the month, the NYC Craft Distillers Festival offers attendees a chance to sample some of the industry’s premium spirits at a lower price point. Recapturing the magic of the Roaring Twenties, the event also presents aerial silk performers and burlesque artists just to help you get into the swing of things. Both elegant and lively, the festival provides something a little different from the usual bar experience. Find Fun Activities If you’re looking to avoid the chilly weather, why not book tickets for the Museum of Ice Cream? Yep, you read that right. This delightful and playful institute is entirely dedicated to one of our favorite childhood treats. Providing a fun and unique experience, the museum offers over 13 multi-sensory installations for you to sink your teeth into. Snap some pictures, play in a ball pit of giant sprinkles, or taste some of the establishment's signature flavors - what’s not to love?   New York City is well-recognized as a cultural and creative hub. Standing as one of the biggest international art fairs that the city has to offer, the Armory Show NYC offers the perfect quiet and relaxing alternative to a busy day of touring. The event showcases pieces from over 200 galleries and 30 countries with a focus on contemporary and modern art. A thoroughly interesting and engaging experience, you won’t want to miss out on this one! For a long time, visitors have flocked to New York to admire its architectural integrity – but did you know that the city also offers a museum for those who are especially curious about the constructural background of this vast vertical metropolis? Located in Battery Park City, the Skyscraper Museum focuses on the area’s structures as incredible products of design, objects of technology, and places of work and residence. Upon entrance, visitors can learn more about designers, builders, and investors who contributed to the city’s rich architectural heritage. With so much to see and learn, we highly recommend saving this one for a dull March afternoon.   Another one of our favorite things to do for the month of March is attend the New York Peace Film Festival. Kicking off towards the end of the month, the event seeks to bring social and political awareness through the art of filmmaking. Screening a wide variety of fantastic feature-length films, short narratives, and documentary pieces, there’s a little something for everyone here. A perfect activity to fill those rainy March afternoons, this unique cultural event should be at the top of everyone’s itineraries! Experience the Culture of the City New York is a world capital of live music. Standing as a fantastic example of the city’s contributions in creativity and innovation, the NY Philharmonic is recognized as one of the most revered symphony orchestras in the country. Presenting world-renowned performers in a grand space, the event provides a profound musical experience for you and your loved ones. Offering an incredible atmosphere and unforgettable experience, you don’t have to be a classical music aficionado to enjoy this one.   One of the best ways to experience New York is through its food. Super scrumptious and deeply fascinating, the Little Italy Food Tour provides a terrific way to sample some of the area’s greatest culinary offerings whilst learning more about the vibrant culture of the city. As you walk, you’ll be able to hear more about the history of the mafia and visit movie site locations from The Godfather. Discover the best pizza in the city and unlock the secret history of this charming neighborhood. Since New York is celebrated for its culture in diversity, it's no surprise that the city offers a wide array of interesting events throughout the spring. Ushering in the spring with much enthusiasm and vibrancy, Holi in the City is an annual festival of colors which celebrates the Hindu holiday of Holi. Though throwing colored powder is the main activity of the festival, attendees can enjoy musical performances, dancing, and delicious food. Be sure to wear white and have your phone at the ready for those great photo opportunities! We love New York in March. The air is crisp, the lines are shorter, and the beginning of the springtime brings a whole host of seasonal activities. Whether you want to party at Holi festival, watch sensational dance performances close up, or hop into a pool of sprinkles at the Museum of Ice Cream, you won’t want to miss what’s going on in the city in March. To make the best out of your vacation, check out Go City’s All-Inclusive Pass and Explorer Pass. For more information, connect with us on Instagram and Facebook.
Sarah Harris

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