NYC with the family - week of XMas

[gdl203]

what? did I say something wrong? I like Ft Tryon Park. The Cloisters are OK as a museum but I wouldn't recommend to anyone to go there if it weren't for the great park and view around it. I mean, unless someone is passionately into medieval tapestries of course.

 

[chorse123]

I'm just giving you a hard time. I wouldn't recommend the Cloisters for a winter visit unless someone was really into medieval art. Better in the summer, better without a 4 year old.

Just sent you an email by the way.

 

[fcuknu]

Bryant is far superior to rock

 

[romafan]

Originally Posted by gdl203

what? did I say something wrong? I like Ft Tryon Park. The Cloisters are OK as a museum but I wouldn't recommend to anyone to go there if it weren't for the great park and view around it. I mean, unless someone is passionately into medieval tapestries of course.

It's a cool, if artificial, space, and offers a nice change of pace from midtown during the holiday season. I find it very serene and it's never crowded, and for this reason it's much nicer w/ kids.

 

[fredfred]

A precocious 4 year old girl might like the rockettes. The show at radio city (which includes the christmas story/nativity scene) is great. And not too long.

 

[JayJay]

Originally Posted by fredfred

A precocious 4 year old girl might like the rockettes. The show at radio city (which includes the christmas story/nativity scene) is great. And not too long.
I agree, your 4 year old will like the Rockettes. I've seen it several times, and always enjoy it.

 

[lefty]

Originally Posted by fredfred

A precocious 4 year old girl might like the rockettes. The show at radio city (which includes the christmas story/nativity scene) is great. And not too long.

It's like deja vu...

Originally Posted by JayJay

I agree, your 4 year old will like the Rockettes. I've seen it several times, and always enjoy it.

...all over again.

lefty