Firstly, New york is busy, exciting and fun. Partly because the stores there, are beyond comparison to any other city's. How is this? You ask, well, first of all; The "Toys 'R' Us" is colossal. It has a freakin' ferris wheel inside! Also, because the central park 'Apple®' Store is UNDERGROUND! Oh yeah, and on top of that one, theres 2 or 3 other Apple® stores in the city.
Don't even get me started on Bloomingdale's, I mean, its like 15 floors! So you're walking around, (which, you could do for a day in this one store) and you find that on one floor there's a DJ with turntables just jamming away! FAO Schwartz. My god, when I was 11 and my dad said he had something he wanted to 'show' me, I was like "Yeah, okay, I'll come." I get inside and there's a piano, stuffed animals and stuff. Oh yeah, and these are all so enormous that it makes you feel like as small as a dust bunny under your bed. Anyone here seen Ferris Buehler's day off? This MASSIVE piano ( to give you an idea of how big this thing is, each piano key is at least my height and width.) was featured in it, along with various other things in the store.
Central Park, probably the coolest park you'll ever come across in your life travels. I'm serious, in the winter, there are multiple skating rinks within the park. In the summer there are endless play grounds, fields, dog areas and rest areas for you to chill at. On this one there's a catch…at night it's the sketchiest place in the city. Not cambridge sketchy, I mean New York City, skethcy. Muggings, Attacks and other scary things happen here at night. So beware, it's not the place to take a solo strole after dark.
And this paragraph, is to encourage you to go to some must sees in the city.
First comes first The Empire State Building, it's HUGE, and on it's top floor, you can almost feel the oxygen level drop. Another one is NBC studios, home of the stage of SNL (Saturday Night Live) and other TV favourites. You also might want to go to some of the stores I described earlier.
Thanks for reading, don't forget about Central Park at night. Seriously.
