Things to Do in New York When It's Hot Out

By Nicole Muto

If you've been on the sweltering sidewalks of NYC in the summer, you know how hard it can be to find things to do in New York when it's hot out. However, it need not be as hard as it seems. Dozens of New York attractions offer you the chance to enjoy the highlights of the city and beat the heat. This summer, don't let the heat deter you from taking full advantage of the many things to do in New York. Check out a few of the attractions we listed below designed specifically to beat the heat, including everything from maximizing your A.C. exposure to enjoying a cool-down cruise on the river. If you're looking for things to do on a hot day in New York, here's our pick of the best attractions...

  • The American Museum of Natural History
  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Madame Tussauds New York
  • Museum of Modern Art
  • Lady Liberty Cruise
  • Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
  • Radio City Stage Door Tour
  • The Whitney Museum of American Art

The American Museum of Natural History

Image of Lamp, Indoors, Museum, Person, Cool down at the American Museum of Natural History, one of the largest natural history museums in the world. Visitors of all ages will find something that intrigues them here. From the Alaskan Brown Bear diorama to a 563 carat Star of India Sapphire, the history that lives within the walls of this museum span centuries. Most notably, AMNH is home to a famous collection of dinosaur fossils like the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life which features a 94-foot whale model. Getting in: American Museum of Natural History tickets are included on the New York City Explorer Pass.

Madame Tussauds New York

Image of Glove, Boy, Male, Person, Teen, Female, Girl, While it's sweltering outside, you'll find many of your favorite celebs hiding out in here. Take a break from sweating on the streets of New York to mingle with the likes of Rihanna, Brie Larson, Taylor Swift, and Justin Bieber. Take plenty of hilarious snaps with the A-listers, pretend you're performing on broadway, and stroll down a New York catwalk. Madame Tussauds is a great place to spend the day when it's too hot to function outside! Getting in: Madame Tussauds New York tickets are included with your New York Explorer Pass.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Image of Fountain, Water, City, Person, Just across the park, you'll find the Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the most prestigious and comprehensive art museums in America. Its many marble halls are perfectly chilled in the summer, especially in exhibit spaces where they are keeping precious or fragile artifacts. The museum, which is consistently voted TripAdvisor's #1 Museum in the World, showcases over 5,000 years of art from every corner of the world. The Met's fantastic permanent collection includes showcases like Arms & Armor, The Robert Lehman Collection, Modern and Contemporary Art and many, many more. Getting in: The Metropolitan Museum of Art tickets are included on the New York Explorer Pass.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Image of Adult, Male, Man, Person, Art, Painting, Handbag, People, On the other end of Central Park, the Museum of Modern Art is home to some of the most influential pieces of modern art in the world. The MoMA features the works of Monet, Warhol, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Seurat, as well of hoards of contemporary artists who are constantly changing the art scene. In addition to the famous permanent halls, the MoMA regularly features a unique range of ever-changing special exhibits. Getting in: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) tickets are included on the New York Explorer Pass.

Cruise around the harbor

Image of Vehicle, Yacht, Boat, Ferry, Person, On a hot day in NYC, the best place to be is on the water. The cool ocean breeze mixed with all the landmarks you'll cruise by will make for the perfect, relaxing afternoon. Here are some of our favorite New York Harbor cruises:

  • Visit Lady Liberty and explore Ellis Island with the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Immigration Museum Ferry ticket. Take a quick and enjoyable ride on the ship to Ellis Island where you'll have free time to venture around the museum and up to the Statue of Liberty.
  • The Lady Liberty Cruise by Circle Line Sightseeing is the fastest and best way to see this stunning monument. Forge through the Hudson River towards the statue and keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of the Freedom Tower and the World Financial Center along the way.
  • A New York Water Taxi: All Day Access Pass can get you where you want to be quickly. Hop aboard the famous yellow water taxi and travel easily between Manhattan and its surrounding burrows. It's the perfect excuse to visit Brooklyn!
  • Hop on the Statue by Night Cruise by Circle Line Sightseeing as the sun goes down for a unique experience in the harbor. Enjoy smooth sailing past all the lit-up landmarks and capitalize on the chance to see Lady Liberty with a gorgeous New York sunset as her backdrop.
  • Another cruise that will take you around the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island is the Downtown Liberty Express Cruise. This narrated sightseeing excursion will direct your attention to the most important and historical sights along the water.
  • A Shearwater Classic Schooner cruise offers the unique experience of sailing aboard an old-timey, 82-foot schooner. You have the choice between a daytime Statue of Liberty Cruise or a nighttime City Lights sail. Both cruise routes will take you past the most recognizable landmarks in New York.
  • Hop aboard one of the largest sailing vessels in the world with a Clipper City Tall Ship Sail. The gigantic ship spans 158 feet and looks like an ancient sailboat. Its luxurious feel will make you feel like a member of New York elite society as you sail past the Statue of Liberty and more.
  • The Best of NYC Cruise by Circle Line Sightseeing is perfect for those who don't want to miss a thing while in New York. This route will take you past more than just Ellis Island or the Empire State Building. You'll also see Yankee Stadium, Wall Street and the South Street Seaport.

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum and Space Shuttle

Image of Military, Ship, Vehicle, Boat, Aircraft Carrier, Navy, Learn about American military and naval history at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum and Space Shuttle. By exploring four historic vessels hands-on, you'll get a new vantage point on life at sea. Hop aboard the Aircraft Carrier Intrepid, Submarine Growler, Space Shuttle Enterprise, and British Airways Concorde. The most famous of the four, the Intrepid, is a massive aircraft carrier that has survived five kamikaze attacks and a torpedo strike in WWII and the Cold War. You'll see dozens of authentically restored aircraft, a prototype NASA orbiter, a diesel-powered submarine, and more. Getting in: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum and Space Shuttle tickets are included on the New York City Explorer Pass.

Radio City Stage Door Tour

Image of Symbol, Light, Text, Number, No trip to New York is complete without a visit to the famous Radio City Music Hall. Perfect on a hot day, this studio tour will keep you out of the sun and take you behind-the-scenes. Visit the auditorium and see where some of the most lavish productions have taken place. See the celebrity guestbook, discover the secrets of the Great Stage, and have your photo taken with a world-famous Rockette. Getting in: Radio City Stage Door Tour tickets are included on New York Explorer Passes.

The Whitney Museum of American Art

Image of Light, Sign, Symbol, The Whitney Museum of Art showcases a unique, ever-changing collection of modern and contemporary art by up and coming American artists. From video presentations to multimedia displays to photography showcases - there's something for every art lover to see at this cultural institution. Getting in: The Whitney Museum of American Art tickets are included on the New York City Explorer Pass.

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How to Get Saturday Night Live Tickets for the 2019-2020 Season - Lottery Info & More

Fans of Saturday Night Live and all things comedy will appreciate experiencing a live television show taping of SNL in New York City. Listen up--August is the time to enter the SNL ticket lottery for the upcoming 2019-2020 season! So if you're trying to figure out how you can get in on the fun, check out the brief guide below. How to get Saturday Night Live tickets: What is the SNL ticket lottery and how do I enter? Each August, Saturday Night Live holds a ticket lottery for the upcoming season. Send an email with all of your contact information and a short blurb about why you should be selected to get a pair of tickets to [email protected] during the month of August (from 12:00 am on August 1-11:59 pm on August 31, 2019). You must be at least sixteen years old to be considered for the ticket lottery. Unfortunately, you are not able to select a certain date. Information to email [email protected]: Your contact information Why YOU want to be in the studio audience People often wonder, what are the SNL lottery odds? Entering the lottery does not guarantee tickets. If you are selected, you will be notified and sent two tickets for a random show in the upcoming season. How can you get SNL tickets on stand by? By AndyLindgren (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia CommonsIf you’re in New York City and want to take a chance at stand-by tickets, they are distributed on the 48th Street side of 30 Rock at 7 am on the morning of a taping . People waiting in line for standby tickets are asked to stay in line at all times and tickets are given one per person on a first-come, first served basis. You’ll need to have a current photo ID with you and all members of the audience must be at least 16 years of age. Stand-by tickets are available for both the dress rehearsal at 8 pm or the live taping at 11:30 pm - you can choose which you prefer based on availability. The rehearsal is recorded to tape and is used for backup in the event that the live show cannot air. While there are any number of reasons why the show might not air, it's most common in the event of bloopers: there have been just enough curse words dropped in the live performance that producers have become wary of accidentally airing inappropriate language. Guests selected for stand-by ticket clearance may choose which they’d like to attend. What's the 411 on SNL? View this post on Instagram ✏️ last show of season 44 ✏️ ?: @aidybryant #regram A post shared by Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) on May 15, 2019 at 6:14pm PDT Even if you aren’t familiar with Saturday Night Live, seeing a live taping is one of the top things to do in New York. Since its premiere in 1975, Saturday Night Live has been one of the most popular comedy shows in the world. It has the most Emmy nominations in television history and continues to make audiences laugh with its satirical sketch comedy and hilarious take on contemporary culture. Attending a performance is one of the best things to do in New York City for fans of comedy, TV, and pop culture. Former cast members have included Chris Farley, David Spade, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, Sarah Silverman, Will Farrell, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. More recent alumni of Saturday Night Live include Superbad star Bill Hader, I Love You, Man star and Lonely Island singer Andy Samberg, as well as Bridesmaids star Kristen Wiig. Current cast members Ghost Busters stars Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, stand-up comic and all-around funny man Pete Davidson, the hilarious Heidi Gardner, and longtime writer and Weekend Update host Colin Jost. Should I Go to the Dress Rehearsal of SNL or the Live Show? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) on Apr 21, 2019 at 5:54am PDT You may be thinking, “Why would anyone want to see the dress rehearsal and not the real show?” Reasons to consider attending the dress rehearsal: Many people who have gone to SNL claim that the dress rehearsal can be even better than the live show. This is due to the fact that many skits in the rehearsal do not end up making it into the live SNL show. The dress rehearsal tends to be much more relaxed and spontaneous, making it more fun for the audience. Plus, some of the best skits are not included in the live show, because they are deemed too inappropriate to be aired by the television executives. This may affect your decision to attend the dress rehearsal if you've got teens, for example, but can also be plenty of fun for mature kids and adults. Getting to the recording: If you happen to be given standby tickets the day of the show, you’ll need to be at the studio before 7:15 pm for the dress rehearsal or before 10:45 pm for the live show. It's important to be there in advance as seating procedures can be elaborate and often take quite a while. *Keep in mind that a stand-by ticket does not guarantee admission*. There have been unfortunate stories of people who have traveled a long distance only to be told at the last minute that their SNL tickets would not be honored because the celebrity host brought too many people in their entourage or that the skit that they are doing that night requires some extra space, resulting in fewer seats for the audience. Plan B: What if I can't get tickets to SNL? Unfortunately, you weren’t picked for the lottery and you couldn’t get stand-by tickets. Now what? There are still PLENTY of amazing attractions and things to do during your time in NYC. The New York City Explorer Pass lets you visit multiple New York City attractions for one low price at up to 50% off regular admission costs. Or, build your own attraction pass and save 15-25% guaranteed when you buy two or more attractions together. If you’re hanging out in the Rockefeller Plaza area, take a tour of Rockefeller Center, go backstage at Radio City Music Hall, see the entire city in the Top of the Rock Observation Deck or stroll through the Channel Gardens. Prefer to expand your adventures a little bit further but are still looking for comedic gold? Check out THE RIDE--our favorite NYC tour-slash-traveling comedy show. You'll literally laugh out loud at the funny and outrageous lines coming from your tour guides while still leaving the tour feeling like you've learned something new. If you're looking for inspiration for your New York City itinerary, check out our Ultimate Guide to New York City; we have recommended itineraries based on length of stay, who you're traveling with, what neighborhoods you want to explore, attraction insider guides, and more. It's the only guide you need for NYC. There are always plenty of things to do in New York City, especially on a Saturday night, so you’re sure to have an exciting night, no matter what. Remember, with the New York City Explorer Pass® you can save up to 50% on combined admission to dozens of top New York City attractions. Share your adventure with us Remember to tag @GoCity n your holiday snaps and we'll feature you on our page. Follow the Go City Instagram and Facebook pages for competitions, special offers, and events and inspiration for your chosen destination too!
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Best Things to do at Hudson Yards NYC

The recently opened Hudson Yards development brings even more shopping, dining, and public art to west Manhattan. Named after the rail yards it’s built on top of, Hudson Yards re-imagines what this previously industrial neighborhood could offer to Manhattanites and tourists. This substantial development project involves not only a bundle of high-end fashion boutiques – along with a few fast fashion offerings – but also a selection of sumptuous dining experiences curated by big name chefs. There’s also a residential component, featuring sparkling new luxury apartments with a hefty price tag. While you may also enjoy the more traditional areas of NYC on a regular basis – Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, and so on – visitors to New York should also scope out this hot new area. Here’s our guide to this glamorous new neighborhood, including the best things to do at Hudson Yards and some tips for visiting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Alain (@al1brm) on Apr 24, 2019 at 10:11am PDT Dining With a wide selection of dining offerings spanning the gamut from coffee shops and fast casual options to upscale, fine dining experiences, you can find practically anything you’d like to eat at Hudson Yards. Here’s a selection of some of our standout favorites. Belcampo: Promising to serve only the highest quality, sustainably raised meat, Belcampo offers everything from drool-worthy burgers to hearty salads. Citarella Gourmet Market: As its name implies, this venue is an upscale market serving “thoughtfully-sourced ingredients” and dishes designed by expert chefs. They also have a sister shop that sells wine and spirits. Dylan’s Candy Bar: Who doesn’t love this nostalgia-inducing candy shop? Be ready to spend a pretty penny on your favorite candies, reinvented. Wine gummies, anyone? Estiatorio Milos: This global seafood restaurant has been praised to the heavens in food magazines and blogs, and Chef Costas Spiliadis has pulled out all the stops for this location. Hudson Yards Grill: An approachable restaurant featuring “refined classics” and an extensive but unintimidating wine list is a good mid-range option for folks looking to enjoy the culinary scene of Hudson Yards without breaking the bank. Mercado Little Spain: An NYC offering by none other than the inimitable Chef José Andrés, this casual food hall offers sumptuous tastes of jamon, paella, patata bravas, and so much more. Pick and choose at market-style stalls to customize your dining experience. Queensyard: The brainchild of a London-based restaurant group, Queensyard serves up re-imagined British cooking with an Atlantic influence alongside smart cocktails and tasty craft beers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pigout NYC: Food & Dessert (@pigout_nyc) on Apr 16, 2019 at 9:59am PDT Shopping Then, of course, there’s the shopping. Hudson Yards is anchored by a massive mall, after all, and the shopping is all part of the experience. You can find a variety of shops here, retailing everything from men and women’s apparel to jewelry to luxury eyewear. Here are a few of the top stores in Hudson Yards by our book. AG Adriano Goldschmied: Everyone’s favorite denim brand has a rare stand-alone store in this mall featuring those oh-so-flattering jeans among other luxe apparel. (Like this? Check out Madewell, too.) B8TA: This unusual store combines the appeal of long-gone tech shops with the fun and interactivity of convention booths: try out new and innovative tech that changes each month. Cartier: If you’re got the budget for something special – say, an iconic Cartier watch – then head to this classic jewelry store. (Rolex is another, similar option for timepieces.) H&M: This fast-fashion favorite is seemingly a must in new malls these days. Spend an hour in this store and you’ll come home with an armful of stylish, affordable new clothes. Jo Malone London: This luxury beauty shop offers signature scents, lushly fragranced candles, and decadent bath and body products. A rare treat outside of the U.K. Kate Spade New York: Who doesn’t love the bright and enthusiastic vibe of Kate Spade designs? Featuring their famous handbags, playful shoes & apparel, and pop home décor, this store has a little something for everyone. Milk & Honey Babies: A store for the spoiled babies in your life, this shop is designed to be a destination for stylish and sustainable toys, gear, and accessories. Neiman Marcus: The flagship store at Hudson Yards, this Neiman Marcus is among the largest in the city with housewares, apparel, accessories, a beauty salon, multiple restaurants, and more. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BLNV │ Anna Blinova │ New York (@annablnv) on Apr 25, 2019 at 1:04pm PDT Public Art Finally, if you’d like to scope out what Hudson Yards has to offer on the artsy side of things, you should know that this new development boasts several pieces of public art, from the interactive, climbable structure currently (and temporarily) known as “The Vessel” to an expansive exhibit space. Here’s a rundown of what’s available. The Vessel: Designed as the centerpiece of the Public Square and Gardens, this interactive sculpture invites visitors to roam its seemingly endless stairways. M.C. Escher would be proud. Snark Park: Featuring a series of endlessly delightful rotating exhibits, this gallery also encourages interaction with its art and architecture. You can also find a unique gift shop with custom merchandise. The Shed: A new kind of artist space, this center actually commissions public art & performances from emerging artists. They intend to present art from multiple disciplines, including everything from sculpture and painting to hip-hop performances and classical music concerts. edge: The aptly-named edge is the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere. When it opens (estimated in 2020), you can walk out 65 feet from the building, peer down into the complex below, then look out to the stunning vista beyond. It will be a great place to watch the sun set. Public Square and Gardens: Host to many of the works of art on this list, this expansive central space is a marvel of sustainable green design. Painstakingly designed to incorporate rainwater-reclamation, “smart soil,” and even a colony of bees, these gardens are unlike anything else in New York. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Thea Hadzi (@wastelandromance) on Mar 17, 2019 at 6:36am PDT Tips for Visiting There’s literally too much to do in one visit at Hudson Yards – and it’s designed to be that way. Tackle it without a plan, and you’re likely to be exhausted before you even get to lunch. Follow our tips for visiting for an easier time of it, and make the most of your time in Hudson Yards. Decide where you want to eat before going. There are so many options that you’ll likely be overwhelmed by having to choose on the spot. Make dinner reservations. If you’ve got your heart set on one of the more popular restaurants in the mall, the last thing you want is for all the tables to be filled when you want to dine. Alternatively, plan to stay for lunch instead of dinner. It will be easier on your wallet and you can enjoy fewer crowds. Pick a budget, and stick with it. It can be hard to limit your spending at a mall where everything is right at your fingertips, but your wallet will thank you later. Look at the Shed’s performance schedule in advance. If you’re going to want to see a particular type of show or concert, you’ll need to know what’s on during your visit. Avoid staying at the on-site hotel. Unless you’ve got a big budget or a special occasion planned, you’re better off avoiding the high price tag of Equinox Hotel and staying somewhere else in Manhattan. Don’t miss the High Line. The public project that started it all, this abandoned elevated rail line has been converted into a park-slash-walking path. It wraps around the Hudson Yards neighborhood and offers a serene strolling experience. The best things to do at Hudson Yards are clearly manifold – dining, shopping, strolling, spectating, it’s all here. If you’ve got a free day to spend on your next trip to New York, consider spending it exploring this glimmering new addition to the Manhattan landscape.
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Where To Stay in New York

Planning a trip to New York and not sure where to stay? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Whether you’re a first-timer looking to see the sites or wanting a more authentic NY experience, we've put together a list of our favorite places to stay in the area. Wherever you choose to stay, the Big Apple packs so many fun attractions and hidden gems within its boundaries that it's impossible to be bored there. With Go City, you can see more, for less. See the Sites If it’s your first visit to New York, there's no greater place to stay than Midtown Manhattan. Located right in the heart of the concrete jungle, this vibrant district is the best choice for soaking up the true atmosphere of the city. Attracting millions of visitors each year, the area remains the most popular tourist destination in the entire city – and with good reason! Stay here, and you’ll be just a stone's throw away from countless emblematic attractions, including the Empire State Building, Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and more. There are also great restaurants, theaters, shopping opportunities and bars – basically, you name it, they have it! Staying here also means that you’ll have your pick of some of the most iconic hotels in the city. With the city’s big reputation and all of the excitement to match it, it’s only natural that you’d want to stay near the center of it all. Still, if Midtown isn’t quite your scene, we recommend staying on the Upper West Side. This area is a great middle-ground for first-time explorers because it has an abundance of interesting attractions but with less of a buzz. Here, you’ll find everything from fantastic museums and parks to great restaurants and markets. Undoubtedly picturesque and quintessentially New York, the Upper West Side has a certain beauty and elegance you won’t find elsewhere. Live Like a Local New York is a city of enchanting contrasts, with an animated spirit and countless great neighborhoods and districts to explore. Still, one of our top picks to stay in is Chelsea for its vibrant art scene and great nightlife hotspots. The area presents an interesting array of industrial landmarks, modern structures, and of course, galleries to boot. Stay here, and you’ll be very close to the Whitney and the Rubin, amongst countless others. Dense with creativity and humanity, Chelsea is the perfect area for any artsy types coming to visit the Big Apple. Though we might have been led to believe otherwise, New York isn’t just all about Manhattan! If you’re looking to stay further out from the city center, we recommend checking out hotels in Brooklyn. Standing out as one of the coolest boroughs in New York, the area has a more laid-back feel than Manhattan, but without giving up all of the fun and intrigue. As one of the city’s liveliest urban spaces, you’ll find everything from interesting museums and landmarks to great bars and restaurants all in one place. Stay in Brooklyn if you’re looking for something a little different from the usual New York experience. When looking at places to stay in New York, many forget about the surrounding boroughs. Well, not us! Just a short ride away from Manhattan, Queens is one of our favorite destinations for its great attractions and diversity in culture. Other than that, the best things to do in the area run the gamut; from visiting historic landmarks and art museums to trying out some of the best cuisines in the city, you’ll find many reasons to love this unique spot. Those looking to soak up the urban atmosphere without feeling overwhelmed will undoubtedly enjoy Queens. Try Something New If you’re looking to live like the locals, look no further! Most certainly one of our favorite areas of the city, the West Village is known as the birthplace of 1960's counterculture and the gay liberation movement. Today, the area is flanked with federal-style townhouses, trendy restaurants and artsy boutiques, making it one of the most picturesque areas in New York to stay in. In addition, the neighborhood is well-recognized for its historic bars, theaters, and comedy clubs. Whilst this area appeals more to a younger crowd, there are no rules here! Aside from being super famous, New York has a little something for everybody – interesting history, alluring shopping destinations, great dining, and a whole heap more! Known for being the birthplace of punk, the East Village is good for those who want to experience the grittier side of city living. For creative types and dreamers, the area presents no shortage of galleries, hip restaurants and vintage stores to be discovered. Come nightfall, you’ll be right in the center of all of the fun, with an abundance of old school bars and music venues to choose from! Painfully cool and forever exciting, the area is perfect for anybody who’s looking to see a different side of the city. Another great place to stay in New York is SoHo. Lively and rich in culture, this area is kind of like the East Village’s grown-up older brother. With its elegant cast-iron structures, trendy cafes, and cobblestone streets, this neighborhood is truly the stuff movies are made of. At night, this place comes alive with high-end restaurants, bars and wineries to be enjoyed. For art lovers and anybody with a passion for fashion, Soho would be the perfect option. New York presents so many great places to stay in, each with their own unique sights, sounds, tastes and history. The city has a lot to offer, from trendy urban boroughs to High-end residential districts. Whether you’re an art lover, a shopaholic, or a foodie, you’re sure to find the perfect spot to suit your style and itinerary amongst the city’s wealth of options. To get the most out of your visit, check out our All-Inclusive Pass and Explorer Pass. If you’d like to know more, connect with us on Instagram and Facebook. With Go City, you can see more, for less.
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