Posted by AirportTips, April 5th, 2012
For security reasons, you won’t fine many luggage storage facilities at US airports. What a bummer to be stuck at the airports with your bags for hours while there’s a cool city to visit just a few miles away. Here are a few tips to deal with such a situation: Do not claim your bag! [...]
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Logan, Layover and baggage storage at Newark, Layover and baggage storage at Washington Dulles, Layover and baggage storage at Washington Reagan
Posted by AirportTips, December 21st, 2011
Why don’t you explore LaGuardia Airport if you get stuck there for an hour or two? Did you know that Marine Air Terminal remains the only active airport terminal dating from the first generation of passenger travel in the United States—the “Golden age of the flying boat” ? It’s a beautiful Art Deco terminal from [...]
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia
Posted by AirportTips, December 21st, 2011
No baggage storage facility at LaGuardia Airport
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
Don’t get scammed buying hot dogs in the streets of NYC. They’re worth $1, not $8! Stands usually don’t display prices and charge people depending on their accent. Ask for the price before you order and request a $1 hot dog. If they refuse, walk a few feet to the next stand
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
If you have a smartphone, download MTA subway map. It will help you a lot. Note that there’s usually no service in NYC subway, unless you’re taking an outside train
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
If you plan to spend a layover in New York City, pack light and wear comfortable clothes because you will walk a lot
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Lines to board ferries are usually longer than 90 minutes and tickets get quickly sold out. To climb up to the crown, you will have to reservein advance
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
Rockefeller Center or Empire State Building. There’s usually a long line. Note than you can cut ESB line for $41
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
Museums. They are usually pretty big and it takes a few hours to visit each of them, so watch the clock!
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
Posted by AirportTips, December 2nd, 2011
Just walk in the most beautiful famous and NYC districts: Upper East Side, Midtown, Union Square, East Village, Soho, and Lower East Side
Categories: Layover and baggage storage at JFK, Layover and baggage storage at LaGuardia, Layover and baggage storage at Newark
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