Jason Olson
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Times Square
The busiest place we visited in NYC. Everything is larger than life and so much to absorb.
Do watch out for the hustlers selling questionable merchandise and those selling professional photographs. There seemed to be a swarm of people dressed up as characters, charging to be in your photo.
The 3D billboards were awesome and hopefully show up well in the videos posted.
We enjoyed the candy store, looks small, Huge basement. What trip to Times Square would be complete without a hot dog, it was good, not sold on the red onion sauce, prefer raw onions.
Be sure to visit, leave plenty of time in your schedule and just soak it all in.
We will visit again during our next visit.
Do watch out for the hustlers selling questionable merchandise and those selling professional photographs. There seemed to be a swarm of people dressed up as characters, charging to be in your photo.
The 3D billboards were awesome and hopefully show up well in the videos posted.
We enjoyed the candy store, looks small, Huge basement. What trip to Times Square would be complete without a hot dog, it was good, not sold on the red onion sauce, prefer raw onions.
Be sure to visit, leave plenty of time in your schedule and just soak it all in.
We will visit again during our next visit.
Walkway Over the Hudson
What an absolutely fabulous way to spend a morning. Our visit was off season with a breeze, but the brisk walk helped warm us up.
Spectacular views up and down the Hudson. We saw trains and Amtrak doing there thing.
Be sure to watch the banks of the river for mountain streams and waterfalls.
Pondering the history and all the material this bridge carried over the years is simply mind boggling. With a peek of one train per hour in the war years, this area must have been a buzz of activity.
The bathrooms were well kept, way finding and signage was excellent.
Our extended family throughly enjoyed our visit here and I highly recommend stopping here when visiting.
Spectacular views up and down the Hudson. We saw trains and Amtrak doing there thing.
Be sure to watch the banks of the river for mountain streams and waterfalls.
Pondering the history and all the material this bridge carried over the years is simply mind boggling. With a peek of one train per hour in the war years, this area must have been a buzz of activity.
The bathrooms were well kept, way finding and signage was excellent.
Our extended family throughly enjoyed our visit here and I highly recommend stopping here when visiting.
Panera Bread
The inside of the restaurant was quite loud and we had a difficult time ordering.
Our Asian Salads were pretty sparse on the chicken, the soft drink counter did seem to work well.
No sticky floors and the rest rooms were ok.
The staff were helpful and kind to my elderly parents. They had just a couple handicap parking spots.
Our Asian Salads were pretty sparse on the chicken, the soft drink counter did seem to work well.
No sticky floors and the rest rooms were ok.
The staff were helpful and kind to my elderly parents. They had just a couple handicap parking spots.
Suntan Art Center Inc
A wonderful selection of local artisans work to look over.
We really liked the painted palm seed shells, dichroic glass jewelry and a resin cast, beach themed picture.
The rest room was well kept and did not smell.
On a very hot August day, it was nice and cool inside. Just steps from the Don Cesar.
We really liked the painted palm seed shells, dichroic glass jewelry and a resin cast, beach themed picture.
The rest room was well kept and did not smell.
On a very hot August day, it was nice and cool inside. Just steps from the Don Cesar.