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Times Square
8.8/10 (110,704 reviews)
Pulsing with neon billboards and Broadway marquees, Times Square electrifies visitors as the world's most famous intersection. Explore after sunset when illuminated advertisements create a dazzling spectacle.
Central Park
9.4/10 (83,645 reviews)
America's first public park spans 843 acres of landscaped tranquility in Manhattan's heart. Stroll through varied landscapes, rent a rowboat on the lake, or catch a summer performance on the Great Lawn.
Madison Square Garden
8.8/10 (35,993 reviews)
Madison Square Garden pulsates with energy as New York's premier entertainment arena. Arrive early to explore the arena's memorabilia and soak in the electric atmosphere before your event begins.
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Grand Central Terminal
9.0/10 (54,227 reviews)
Step beneath the celestial ceiling of Grand Central Terminal, where Beaux-Arts grandeur meets bustling city life. Listen for whispers in the acoustic gallery or savor gourmet offerings at the historic food market.
Rockefeller Center
9.2/10 (67,924 reviews)
This Art Deco landmark dazzles with its observation deck, iconic skating rink, and NBC Studios. Enjoy panoramic Manhattan views from Top of the Rock or catch a show at the legendary Radio City Music Hall.
Statue of Liberty
9.0/10 (52,483 reviews)
This colossal copper beacon has welcomed millions to America's shores since 1886, embodying freedom and hope. Ascend to her crown for breathtaking harbor views and a deeper connection to this symbol of liberty.
Yankee Stadium
9.0/10 (1,055 reviews)
Experience baseball history at Yankee Stadium, home to 27 World Series championships. Explore Monument Park before the game to see bronze plaques honoring legendary Yankees players.
Broadway
9.2/10 (82,233 reviews)
Broadway, the pinnacle of American theater, showcases over 40 professional venues in the heart of NYC. Experience world-class musicals and plays amid the electric atmosphere of the Theater District's iconic marquees.
"Came for the Jay Z concert, location was perfect, close to the train, easy to get around. Room was clean and the ac was fresh. Staff was really friendly, would honestly recommend."
"The property is ideally located
. Breakfast was good. Room was a bit small. Elevators were a disaster. Had to wait 15 minutes in the morning. Staff was attentive. Bar had an outstanding view."
"Location, location, location. That’s the main reason we always stay at the New Yorker. Our second reason is the staff. Super friendly and always helpful. The building is an amazing art deco style which is very unique. Carpets and bathrooms are a little worn, but it is what you expect from a hotel that’s about to turn 100. Missed our free breakfast this time but the diner is very reasonable so we still eat there even if it’s not included. Thanks for another excellent stay!"
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What are some things I should consider when booking a New York ski trip package?
Yes, you want pristine powder and perfect runs, but take a moment to consider how close you want to be to the slopes, what extras you want from your resort, and—of course—how much après ski you intend to indulge in.
How can I find cheap New York ski packages?
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Can I book a beginner ski package in New York?
Yes! Head for the green runs—wide, sweeping slopes—for a gentle introduction to snow life in New York. Book lessons so you can gear up to take on the rest of the mountain with confidence. Après awaits for all after an eventful day in the snow.
How much does a ski trip to New York cost?
Sensational ski trips to New York start from . Use the budget filter to find powder at your perfect price. As always, prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
When’s the best time of year to plan a ski trip to New York?
The best time to hit the slopes in New York depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re all about powder-packed pistes and brilliant blue-sky skiing conditions, aim for the middle of the season. Alternatively, if you’re willing to take a chance on start or end of season snow, you’ll bag much cheaper prices —just make sure there’s a spa or après bar to shelter in on white-out days.
Can I book New York ski packages with airfare?
Save money on your snow time by booking your accommodation, airfare, and car rental in a brilliant bundle. It’s both convenient and cash-flow friendly.
Can I book a New York ski trip with free cancellation and/or flexible dates?
Flexibility is always a bonus when you’re flying down the slopes—and it makes for an easier booking process, too. Check the payment option filter to find trips with free cancellation as well as buy now, pay later options.
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New York isn't famous for its skiing, but the Big Apple opens the door to loads of winter sports fun. With the mighty Appalachian Mountains cutting through the state, there's a range of resorts within easy reach of the city. Belleayre Mountain in the Catskill Mountains is around 140 miles northwest of the downtown area. Get a taste of fresh powder on 64 runs and approximately 6 miles of cross-country trails. Drive around 40 minutes more to the east to reach Hunter Mountain, also in the Catskills. There are slopes for all levels spread across four mountain faces here. Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondack Mountains offers 90 trails including the 2.1-mile long Wilmington Trail, the northeast’s longest single intermediate run. A one-day lift pass starts from $75 for adults and $45 for children. Season passes and Frequent Skier Cards are also available. Another top New York ski vacation package option is Gore Mountain Ski Resort, also in the Adirondacks. Its 448 acres include 110 trails and a Nordic Center offering cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Don't want your ski day to end when the sun goes down? Glide over to the Ski Bowl and continue your adventures under the lights of Village Slopes.
How To Get Around
Pick up a car rental at John F. Kennedy Intl. Airport (JFK) once you’ve touched down for the most convenient way to get to the slopes. If you're headed to Belleayre Mountain, it'll take around 3 hours to get there. Whiteface Mountain is a longer drive of around five-and-a-half hours. Parts of the state receive heavy snowfall, so check whether your rental will need snow tires.
New York Things To Do
New York has tons going on to keep you entertained besides skiing. Take a ferry over to Ellis Island and climb to the top of the Statue of Liberty for awesome views. Check out other iconic attractions, such as the Empire State Building and Times Square. If the theater floats your boat, grab tickets for a Broadway show. Want to spend less and have more fun on your New York ski vacation? Bundle your flights, hotel, rental car and activities into one of our awesome ski package deals.
New York Ski Accommodations
Expedia also has your back if you're after a vacation package that includes a hotel. You'll discover 295 accommodations in and around New York where you can take it easy after an exhilarating day carving up the snow. These are our top picks:
YMCA West Side: Take advantage of windsurfing, an elevator and more while staying here.