New York

Nov 9–14 · 2026

Trip

New York City · Nov 9–14 · 2026

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Nov 9

MondayOpen

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Nov 10

TuesdayOpen

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Nov 11

WednesdayOpen

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Nov 12

ThursdayOpen

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Nov 13

FridayOpen

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Nov 14

SaturdayOpen

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How the days order themselves

Stops on a day are arranged into the shortest route between them. The time between two stops is a suggested subway journey built from the MTA’s published schedule. Tap any stop to move it to another day.

Ways to save

Standing offers, not deals of the day

Museums

  • Pay what you wish

    The Met sets its own price for New York State residents, and the Natural History Museum does the same for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Bring ID.

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  • Free evenings

    MoMA is free on Friday evenings and the Whitney is pay what you wish then too. Both release timed tickets in advance and they go quickly.

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  • 9/11 Museum, Monday evenings

    Free entry for the last couple of hours on Mondays, first come, first served. The memorial pools outside are always free.

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Broadway

  • TKTS booths

    Same-day seats at up to half price. The Times Square booth has the longest queue; Lincoln Center and Downtown Brooklyn are quieter for the same stock.

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  • Digital lotteries and rush

    Most shows run a lottery the day before and a rush window when the box office opens. Often the cheapest seats in the house.

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Attractions

  • Bundle passes

    CityPASS and Go City bundle the observation decks and big museums. They only pay off if you are doing three or more paid attractions, so count first.

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  • Pick one deck, not three

    Top of the Rock is the only one whose view contains the Empire State Building. SUMMIT is the mirrored one, Edge has the glass floor.

Getting around

  • The OMNY fare cap

    Tap the same card or phone for every ride. After 12 paid rides between Monday and Sunday the rest of that week is free.

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  • The free ferry

    The Staten Island Ferry costs nothing and passes the Statue of Liberty both ways. The NYC Ferry is a flat fare and just as scenic.

Prices across the app are typical adult rates compiled in September 2026. They are a planning figure, not live data, and New York changes them often. Every ticketed item links to the operator’s own page for the number you will actually pay.