After an early start, one began his NYC exploration by heading towards the famous Grand Central Station which, of course, consists of trains! On our way we walked through Times Square, which even on a dreary morning, remains a sight to be seen…
The majestic Grand Central Station is a must see when visiting New York but then one would say that! We headed down to the platforms to begin with for one to go trainspotting and then walked around to check out the accessibility. Of course, being a major train station in the USA, ramps and elevators are plenty…
The next stop on ones exploration was the Empire State Building. In terms of price, it is quite reasonable for a disabled individual and one other, in total it came to around $50. The place seemed tranquil considering it is meant to be one of the icons of New York and one managed to get up to the top in a matter of minutes (skipping the queues as usual). In terms of access, as well as being able to go outside, they have lower viewing sections for wheelchairs and children allowing for stunning views over Manhattan and the surrounding areas…
As Superbunnys battery was running out, we returned to the hotel via Broadway to purchase tickets to go to see The Lion King on Saturday night, a first time experience for oneself!
Tomorrow we are going to head down to Lower Manhattan as one has booked a helicopter ride over the skyline in addition to exploring that area. In the meantime, just look how tall the Empire State Building is in comparison to Superbunny…
