"New York, the Greatest City in the World!" Yes, you'll hear that shouted as the David Letterman Show starts each week night on CBS. New York does seem to have everything - all the time; the city never sleeps. One of the outstanding features of New York City is the sports. Just about every genre is viewable somewhere in the New York City area. Basketball features two NBA teams, the Knicks (play in New York City) and the Nets (play in East Rutherford - near Newark - New Jersey). Major league baseball is represented by the American League's Yankees and the National League's Mets, both New York City teams. To round out the sports venue, we have the Giants of the National Football League and the Jets of the American Football League.
   Tickets can be hard to come by - especially at the last minute. If you would like to watch one of their games while in New York, Ticket-Lady.com can probably get your tickets at a pleasant price. Or, if you already have tickets but find you will be unable to use them, Ticket-Lady.com would be most happy to buy them from you. You can be sure there is someone out there looking for those tickets.

   I-95 enters New York City via the George Washington Bridge, crosses upper Manhattan (a mainly residential area) and then heads north, passing through New Rochelle, on its way to Connecticut. The only RV Parks near I-95, offering discounts, in New York are in New Rochelle. There are, however, many discount hotels all over the New York City area. You can view them by clicking on the gold sun representing the borough on the above map.

   If you'd like to see New York, we suggest you take exit 1-A immediately after you leave the George Washington Bridge. Follow 178th St (which becomes US-9) to Broadway at the next block. You, and US-9, then make a left onto Broadway. Follow Broadway (you'll be heading north) to around 190th Street and look for a parking garage (there are many of them). Park your car and ask them to point the way to the 190th Street subway station. Note: AVOID RUSH HOUR!
   For a quick but fun look, take the 'A' train to 42nd Street. There you'll get off the 'A' train and get on one of the trains going to Times Square (the next stop). Times Squareis a riot of electronic signs and gadgets. There is always something going on and most people enjoy the visit.
   Or, you could stay on the 'A' train and ride to Canal Street. There you switch to the 'E' train (a local) and ride it to the World Trade Center site.
   New York's Metro Transit Authority ('MTA') has a great, clickable map showing all the subway lines and their stations. You can view it at submap. If you visit Times Square, be sure to stop in at the official visitors' center (see our clickable TimesSquare Map) and get the real info about the Big Apple from them. They are very knowledgeable and helpful and know just how to tailor your day so you don't get too tired but still get to see a lot of interesting things.

Have fun in New York.
We always do!

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