It's easier just to refer you to Chelsea Piers' website. At this mega-recreation local, visitors will find 40+ bowling lanes, an ice skating rink, driving range, a health club and indoor track (which we don't recommend as one of our workout options since it costs $50/day), and more.
If you are in the Big Apple for fun, you'll likely have some sort of live entertainment on your agenda. For those who can be flexible (you buy for same day or day before performances), the TKTS Discount Booths are the way to go!!
Eat like a New Yorker (for a price)! NYC Food on Foot Tours allow you take group or solo tours of the city, enjoying the culture as an everyday-New Yorker would.
Ages 6 and up are welcome to fly high at this school. Classes run 2 hours long, are typically limited to ten participants and are offered throughout the week. The cost is around $50-$60. And don't fret, beginners are welcome.
To experience the southern tip of Manhattan, start at Pier 17. You can wander along the East River promenade past the heliport and Staten Island Ferry to Battery Park, which has nice gardens, the Sea Glass Carousel and even fishermen doing their fishy thing.
