Then again, if you take the 4 train, you'll be a short walk from the Guggenheim

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Sep 22, 2014
11:39:13am

Solomon Levi

Then again, if you take the 4 train, you'll be a short walk from the Guggenheim

and the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Solomon Levi

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Going to New York and planning to hit Yankee Stadium for a game

9/22/14 11:31am

a day at the museum...

ds7

9/22/14 11:36am

If you take the D train, stop at Columbus Circle and catch a temple session

9/22/14 11:37am

Then again, if you take the 4 train, you'll be a short walk from the Guggenheim

9/22/14 11:39am

If you take the A to the 4, you'll switch trains near World Trade, very cool to

9/22/14 11:42am

Since you know the subway pretty well, would you take the A to the 4 train to go

9/22/14 11:57am

No just buy a pass

joehayes

9/22/14 11:59am

The only passes I'm finding is the 7 day unlimited or 30 day unlimited.

9/22/14 12:26pm

A and D

9/22/14 12:16pm

I'm finding out the day pass doesn't exist. Thanks for the tip.

9/22/14 12:27pm

Off the A and D line west of central park, what stop is best to get off at?

9/22/14 12:36pm

Great question, and I would say that it depends on what you want to see

9/22/14 1:53pm

Central Park is actually really cool. There is so much to do there and its so

joehayes

9/22/14 11:41am

yeah. do central park, have lunch there, then head over to the game.

9/22/14 11:43am

This seems the easiest.

9/22/14 11:57am

stop at shake shack for lunch. Or the Burger Joint in Le Parker Meridien.

CDV

9/22/14 12:01pm

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