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Save/ShareNearly 150 deals and discounts throughout New York City were announced today, running for the next few weeks. Attractions, museums, theater shows, restaurants, shops, and tours are discounted.
Examples: Get 15 percent off select tickets to STOMP or Chicago the Musical, for instance. Or get two-for-one admission at the Gotham Comedy Club or the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
Dubbed "NYC: The Real Deal Fall," you'll find the deets at nycgo.com/realdealfall.
The deals are courtesy of NYC & Company, the City's marketing, tourism and partnership organization. It's the first time the organization has run a savings program in the fall.
MORE REAL DEALS FROM BUDGET TRAVEL
New York City, From $199 a Night: Stay at Muse New York, half a block from bustling Times Square, and enjoy a flight of wines at Nios with this hotel package. Book by: December 15, 2009
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I really shouldn't share this secret, but if you're looking for a place to stay that you will use basically just to sleep, the best deal I've ever found is booking a room at one of the Mahattan YMCAs. Clean, cheap (less than $100.00 a night), use of the exercise facilities during your stay, and best of all, no hotel tax!
Posted By Caitlin on October 7, 2009, 6:04 PM
thanks for the tip about the YMCA's. I love NY and would spend a long weekend 3-4 times each year but it's the hotel prices that prevent that.
I'll try the YMCA next trip!
Posted By Holly Love on October 8, 2009, 2:12 PM
You're welcome! Another tip is booking a room directly off their website instead of a 3rd party site. I've heard stories of reservation problems when booking sites are used, but I've never had a problem when I've booked directly thru the WMCA's website wmcanyc.org
Posted By Caitlin on October 9, 2009, 11:14 AM
Trying to book a hotel room in nyc for dec 11th - 14th one room two beds or king shows special deals when looked up three times the amount, can someone help from Budget. please very frustrating. thank you.
Posted By nancy pesic on December 1, 2009, 2:58 PM