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I am stopping in NYC on a Princess Cruise in October, could any please tell me the best way to travel from the port into the city. I would like to see the 911 memorial, maybe go to the Statue of Liberty, the Top of the Rock, ect.

Thanks for the help

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The port is in the City' date=' You could walk a few blocks and take a bus down town, Go on line and pull up a map of NYC it will show the cruise terminal it is about 49st[/quote']

 

This is not correct. It looks like the OP's cruise is scheduled to dock in Red Hook, Brooklyn, so expert advice from the Brooklyn sailers is required.

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Public transportation is usually your best bet to travel in NYC. As an island, it's very congested. If you aren't used to driving in a big city you will be very frustrated. Parking is also a night mare. If you stay in Manhattan before or after your cruise it will be relatively easy to see what you like & get around. You can spring for a cab when you have all your luggage unless you are used to public transportation where you are.

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Princess generally docks in Brooklyn but not always.

here is the schedule for both.

 

http://www.nycruise.com/schedule/

 

If Brooklyn personally I would call Arecibo(7187836465) about $20-5 per car and have them take you into Manhattan by the 9-11 memorial which you no longer need reservations for.

 

http://www.911memorial.org/

 

you can get reservations for the Statue of Liberty which you can walk to easily from the 911 memorial.

 

http://www.nps.gov/STLI/planyourvisit/index.htm

 

the top of the Rock is in Rockefeller Center 50th street between 5th and 6th Ave...

 

you best can get around in Manhattan by subway.

 

http://www.mta.info

 

back to Brooklyn either take a cab(expensive) or take the subway back to brooklyn to the Carroll Street subway stop on the F train and then call Arecibo to pick you pack up again and take you to the ship..

 

If the ship leaves from Manhattan is much easier.

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