New York it is a magnificent city, as soon as you get there you fall in love with its lights, the buildings, the atmosphere, the emotions it offers. But it is true that he knows on the one hand New York gives, on the other it takes away: all the money we have in our pockets.
When you visit such a city, since for many it is a once in a lifetime trip, you decide to spared no expense but to enjoy everything by dying the Big Apple to eat it all. However you can try save a little without having to give up anything.
For example, if you love visiting museums, know that the Metropolitan Art Museum and l 'American Museum of Natural History (the one in the movie "A night at the museum") do not have a fixed price but a "recommended" price, which means that you do not necessarily have to pay the price you see written on the various signs at the ticket office, but you can make an offer, even of only one dollar. This is because these museums are so large that many often decide not to visit them in one go but prefer to visit only some parts and leave the rest for other occasions.
As for the MoMAinstead, there is no recommended price but there is the possibility to visit it completely free! If you don't want to spend too much time inside the museum but you don't mind visiting it at all, you can go to the Friday after 16pm and until 20pm, closing time. Of course you will discover that it will be full of people, many in fact take advantage of the opportunity to visit the MoMA for free, but if you are a fan of modern art and want to enjoy it with more peace of mind you can take advantage, if you are a student, of the discount dedicated to you, by paying dollars 14 instead of 25.
Another discount that students can take advantage of is the musical: just show up at the opening hours in the theater where the show you want to see will be held and ask for tickets for students who are normally discounted at 50%. Remember: go early, tickets are selling fast.
For all those who have stopped studying for a while, try to go to Times Square near the huge staircase (which you cannot miss): da Tkts where they sell tickets to all Broadway and Off-Broadway shows at discounted prices, you often get it real business. I recommend, even there it is necessary to arrive in advance! Often the lines are kilometers long.
Tip: beware of anyone - especially in Times Square - who approaches trying to sell you tickets at reduced prices, most of the time they are just trying to deceive you selling you pre-sales, but then you'll have to pay the rest at the theater.
