sending the folks to the big apple

[theweatherman]

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Lugers is in Brooklyn and accept cash only.


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Sounds like a perfectly legitimate establishment.

[Ulysses]

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Where are they coming from, how long are they going to be in NYC, and how much are you looking to spend (ballpark)?

[sublime]

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Where are they coming from, how long are they going to be in NYC, and how much are you looking to spend (ballpark)?

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New Hampshire (i am questioning whether or not to fly them into NYC from Boston or not. Its only a 5 hour ride or so from NH, plus they have a dog so that would be a hassle getting on the plane)

i planned on doing a mid week thing, because my mom doesnt work and my step paw can get time off at will. figuired the prices would be cheaper and shows easier to get tickets to. dunno, 3-4 days perhaps?

ill spend around $1,000 for the room, show, dinner. the rest is up to them.

[KaneKungFu123]

i just read an article saying that NYC hotel prices are at an all time high.

[arod15]

If money is not an issue, put them at Waldorf. Its worth every penny.
If not i would look for neighboring areas as most hotels are at least 300$

[turnipmonster]

lots of places in nyc are cash only.

[Ulysses]

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Check out Expedia for hotel prices. This is an expensive time for hotels in NYC, but there appear to be a few good ones w/ special Expedia deals running (Radisson Lex, for example).

If you decide to have them fly, either Expedia or site59.com will give you some great deals on combined hotel/plane deals. A friend of mine in the industry said site59 often has the lowest package prices for NYC.

[Yeti]

El Diablo,

Why does every single post of yours reference 'a friend of mine'?

Inquisitively,
Yeti

[MonkeeMan]

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El Diablo,

Why does every single post of yours reference 'a friend of mine'?

Inquisitively,
Yeti

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I'm guessing the man is well connected.