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-alright, so...we can't actually stay anywhere since we're both under 18...IS THERE ANY WAY AROUND THIS RULE?!?!?!? not being from the states, i do not know all the specifics, so maybe there's some loophole or something i'm missing that would enable us to stay in a hostel or a hotel or just ANYTHING!
please help!
anything would be greatly appreciated!
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hey hey!
so i should be heading off to new york next week, probably the 1st, with the wonderful ~kviii for some topnotch excursions...i'm just wondering if anyone around here may have some super cool ideas of where to go, awesome spots, perhaps cheap but delicious dining places? or cheap but nice places to stay? any suggestions would be wonderful!
thanks!
theumbrella
(oh, and i'm hoping to get some more art done before i leave, it's been a horribly long time, but there's been many disasters and some very wonderful things as well going down on this end, so i've been rather preoccupied...but stuff will be coming!)
COMMISSIONS:
1. ~CoffeeAddict-02 -- halfway
2. ~shadow-pippin -- halfway
CLOSED...at least until i return with my crippled bank account, begging for more...
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just hang around central park, you'll see lots of interesting stuffs >_>; (once saw a mini hoola-hoop party thing)
gods and dont forget the umbrella. A wet NYC is not fun x_x;
and cheap food is in queens (who doesnt like asian?), flushing man!! xDD
1) Definitely take the subway, and get a general idea how to go about and get lost. It's dirty and disgusting, but it takes you to places so easily, I feel like you should experience it. And once you get the whole uptown and downtown thing, the subway makes sense.
2) Shopping wise, go to Chinatown, or canal street. Eat there for the food is cheap, and they have some amazing viet. food restaurants, and walk up broadway and shop around soho, or window shop when its really expensive.
3) St. Marks -
4) 14th st. Union sq. Lots of good restaurants, and shops.
5) 34th/32nd-ish.. ?? I go there with my friends to eat korean food, and do karaoke-stuff. They have this really nice bar too that usually don't check for ids. K-town is located there, and they have some really amazing food. And it is also right around empire state building if you think of visiting.
6) LOL.. i guess if you still have time left, you can walk around central park, and definitely go to the MET, and I personally really like the museum of natural history, and just walk around that area. It's quite nice.
7) and then you should come to harlem and get yourself killed.
another way of solving the room problem... Do you have friends that go to college in ny? Just bum over their dorms or something. :T And have you looked into finding a place in Queens or Brooklyn, or even Jersey, cause the hotels there are cheaper, and you can take the subway (in Jersey's case, bus) directly to the city.
thanks again!
However if you're looking for places to go definitely the Statue of Liberty. Sounds cheesy, I know, but it's really cool to see up close and in person. Also, check out the empire state building
It was so incredibly fun when we went, and we were even lucky enough to be there when lightning hit the pole! Although it soudned like a gunshot and everybody ducked and there was a bit fo panic before everybody realised it and sort of laughed it off haha. Still it was pretty cool.
Oh! and there's this bar somewhere around central park that i can't remember exactly where it was, but anyways it hasn't been dusted since Abe Lincoln went there way back in the day, and there's literally 5-6 inches of dust piled on the chandelliers. It's really cool. And there's chicken bones and stuff hangign from the lights. Really interesting place, see if you can find it or something <3