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I'm traveling to NYC for a weekend, and was wondering if I need to rent a car. It's my first time, so I want to hit as many landmarks as possible. I don't mind subway, but I'm not sure if i want to use it at night (not even sure if it's open). What should I chose between (subway and cab rides) vs. renting a car. Thank you. |
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The short answer is probably not. It depends on where you are staying and what you want to see. If you are planning on only seeing and staying Manhattan then a car will not be helpful. The subway runs 24 hours a day and is quite safe. Some of the places it stops in are not. |
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Absolutely not if you are staying in Manhattan and don't have special requirements. Parking will at a minimum cost $10 at every place you go and normally be more like $25-$40 at tourist spots. Attempting to park in street parking will probably just be a frustration and waste of time. For comparison, a taxi between most 2 points in Manhattan will be $10-$20 or less. Use Hopstop for planning trips on the Subway (or bus). Unlimited Daily and weekly pass Metrocards are available at Subway stations. |
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