More NYC travel advice, please

Yeah - it's a big with The CBS News crowd who's office is right down street. What I live about it is that you can easily get back out
to West Side Hghy

 

From what I can tell after following a couple of the parking tips here, the cost of parking in the city is roughly equivalent to what I'd spend at an off-site park-n-fly at EWR plus the cost of the shuttle x 2. I'm feeling less inclined to go the EWR route now.

 

You should drive all the way into Manhattan.

 

Drive to Hoboken; take the PATH train. It'll only cost you an arm for parking, not an arm and a leg, you'll feel safer, and the train trip into the city is a matter of minutes.

 

At the end of the night the last thing you're going to want to do is take a train to Hoboken then get your car then drive another two hours.

 

Agreed it all comes down to parking. Have no idea how convenient the parking is in Hoboken for The Path trains. I've never found
Hoboken an easy place to drive around in . It's a bit of a maze.

 

Right and then you have to find your way out of Hobeken to main highway which if you don't know the area is not easy. Likely a maze of
6 or 7 turns on side streets. Miss one and it could take you an hour to find your way out.

 

Plus, you know, if I do all that, I'll miss marking "drive in NYC traffic" off my bucket list.

 

That Holiday Inn garage on 57th st. is really sounding like the ticket.

 

Please tell me you're not going to be the kind of tourist who wears his backpack to the front so nobody steals stuff.

 

and don't wear Teva sandals with socks or without for that matter. You're look like a German tourist