NYC Family Guide
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
**The best way to navigate NYC with young kids, grade-schoolers and teens.**
How can we get close to the Statue of Liberty all lit up at night? Which hotels have the biggest pools? Which museums offer sleepovers? Who sells cookies shaped like taxi cabs? Where are the best parks to bring my pet?
NYC Family Guide, a FamilyiTrips app, provides insider tips, off-the-beaten path adventures, and advice for locals and tourists alike.
NYC Family Guide follows the success of the highly-acclaimed DC With Kids and Boston With Kids -- iTunes’ travel Hot List Apps.
Created by award-winning travel journalists and packed with more than 200 family-friendly entries, NYC Family Guide puts the best places to be and things to do with kids of all ages right at your fingertips.
Learn how to explore the city by moonlight, the best places to stay with pets, and how to score tickets for Broadway and off-Broadway shows.
Whether you are a New York City parent, an empty-nester with visiting grandkids, or a vacationer seeing the city for the first or fifth time, the NYC Family Guide makes adventures stress-free and fun.
Features: 200+ entries, hundreds of photos and illustrations.
Features include:
*Top attractions. Learn how to navigate the big attractions before you walk through the door.
*Plan Ahead. These essential tips help guarantee you’ll get to see and do everything on your wish list, from sleepovers at the Museum of National History to starlight boat trips to the Statue of Liberty.
*By Ages. Zero in on activities and attractions for your children with the icons Young Kids, Grade Schoolers, and Teens.
*Fun Facts. Kids (and adults) love odd facts. Such tidbits are great for starting conversations with your kids. Did you know donkeys, camels and sheep routinely roam the streets near Rockefeller Center during breaks from their appearances in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular?
*Play Outdoors. Have fun paddling, biking, walking, riding carousels, strolling gardens, and chilling out in riverside parks.
*Sports. Get the lowdown on Mets, Yankees, Jets, Giants, Liberty, Knicks, Red Bulls and Rangers games, along with the scoop on family-friendly minor-league teams.
*Save Money/Free. Discover dozens of low-and-no-cost activities and strategies.
*Sleep. Locate hotels that pamper kids and pets.
*More. Been there, done that? Repeat visitors and locals learn about additional attractions, workshops and experiences.
*Map. Every entry has an interactive map that connects your location to your destination.
*Eat. Discover restaurants that serve awesome burgers, pizza, noodles, barbecue, and vegetarian fare. Our Treats Trail pinpoints where to find the best candy shops, Belgian waffles, gelato, cupcakes, bagels, cheesecake and ethnic treats, such as bubble tea and rugelach.
*Favorites. Create your own itinerary by listing what you want to see.
Purchase NYC Family Guide and upgrades are always free.
About the Author
Nationally-known travel expert Deb Geigis Berry has lived and worked in New York City; but these days, the Connecticut-based writer plays there regularly with her kids. Over the years, the Berry family has tromped through the dinosaur halls at the American Museum of Natural History, shopped after midnight in Times Square, walked more than 100 miles in search of the best bagels, had pillow fights at kid-friendly hotels, and discovered dozens of spots to savor free fun.
Deb has served on the editorial staffs of Glamour, Northeast, and FamilyFun and has written adventure stories for Outside, Scouting, Parenting, and Country Living. She is the author of FamilyFun Vacation Guide: New England, and others in Disney’s travel series.
Deb has shared her tips for making family time special on The View, Live with Regis & Kelly, Good Morning America, CNN’s American Morning, and the Early Show. She and her family live in Windsor, Conn., with rescue cats Slinky and Maude.
Find out the latest about NYC by following @FamilyiTrips.
How can we get close to the Statue of Liberty all lit up at night? Which hotels have the biggest pools? Which museums offer sleepovers? Who sells cookies shaped like taxi cabs? Where are the best parks to bring my pet?
NYC Family Guide, a FamilyiTrips app, provides insider tips, off-the-beaten path adventures, and advice for locals and tourists alike.
NYC Family Guide follows the success of the highly-acclaimed DC With Kids and Boston With Kids -- iTunes’ travel Hot List Apps.
Created by award-winning travel journalists and packed with more than 200 family-friendly entries, NYC Family Guide puts the best places to be and things to do with kids of all ages right at your fingertips.
Learn how to explore the city by moonlight, the best places to stay with pets, and how to score tickets for Broadway and off-Broadway shows.
Whether you are a New York City parent, an empty-nester with visiting grandkids, or a vacationer seeing the city for the first or fifth time, the NYC Family Guide makes adventures stress-free and fun.
Features: 200+ entries, hundreds of photos and illustrations.
Features include:
*Top attractions. Learn how to navigate the big attractions before you walk through the door.
*Plan Ahead. These essential tips help guarantee you’ll get to see and do everything on your wish list, from sleepovers at the Museum of National History to starlight boat trips to the Statue of Liberty.
*By Ages. Zero in on activities and attractions for your children with the icons Young Kids, Grade Schoolers, and Teens.
*Fun Facts. Kids (and adults) love odd facts. Such tidbits are great for starting conversations with your kids. Did you know donkeys, camels and sheep routinely roam the streets near Rockefeller Center during breaks from their appearances in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular?
*Play Outdoors. Have fun paddling, biking, walking, riding carousels, strolling gardens, and chilling out in riverside parks.
*Sports. Get the lowdown on Mets, Yankees, Jets, Giants, Liberty, Knicks, Red Bulls and Rangers games, along with the scoop on family-friendly minor-league teams.
*Save Money/Free. Discover dozens of low-and-no-cost activities and strategies.
*Sleep. Locate hotels that pamper kids and pets.
*More. Been there, done that? Repeat visitors and locals learn about additional attractions, workshops and experiences.
*Map. Every entry has an interactive map that connects your location to your destination.
*Eat. Discover restaurants that serve awesome burgers, pizza, noodles, barbecue, and vegetarian fare. Our Treats Trail pinpoints where to find the best candy shops, Belgian waffles, gelato, cupcakes, bagels, cheesecake and ethnic treats, such as bubble tea and rugelach.
*Favorites. Create your own itinerary by listing what you want to see.
Purchase NYC Family Guide and upgrades are always free.
About the Author
Nationally-known travel expert Deb Geigis Berry has lived and worked in New York City; but these days, the Connecticut-based writer plays there regularly with her kids. Over the years, the Berry family has tromped through the dinosaur halls at the American Museum of Natural History, shopped after midnight in Times Square, walked more than 100 miles in search of the best bagels, had pillow fights at kid-friendly hotels, and discovered dozens of spots to savor free fun.
Deb has served on the editorial staffs of Glamour, Northeast, and FamilyFun and has written adventure stories for Outside, Scouting, Parenting, and Country Living. She is the author of FamilyFun Vacation Guide: New England, and others in Disney’s travel series.
Deb has shared her tips for making family time special on The View, Live with Regis & Kelly, Good Morning America, CNN’s American Morning, and the Early Show. She and her family live in Windsor, Conn., with rescue cats Slinky and Maude.
Find out the latest about NYC by following @FamilyiTrips.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 80.67 MB of space to download and install NYC Family Guide app. NYC Family Guide was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $3.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of FamilyiTrips Washington, D.C. Candyce Stapen at http://www.familyitrips.com.
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