Savvy travelers know that the current economic downturn is the perfect time to take advantage of great deals at normally expensive destinations such as New York City.
Recently, the Washington Post Travel section featured a special section, Start Spreadin’ The News: New York’s On Sale, about inexpensive things to do in the Big Apple. Click on the titles below to read the Post’s articles on how to find bargains on shopping, dining and entertainment.
Try This on for Size: Shopping is a Bargain
Forget Pizza, and Go for the Upper Crust
Broadway and Beyond, Without Breaking the Bank
You can enjoy these great deals with a hassle-free day trip on Reston Limousine’s Bus Tour Day Trip to New York City on May 31. The cost is $25 each way, and you’re invited to bring a blanket and a small cooler with drinks and snacks for the ride!
The bus leaves at 7 a.m. from 1650 Tysons Boulevard in McLean, stops at a Delaware House Rest Area, and arrives at about noon in Chinatown. With stops at Times Square and Central Park, and a 6 p.m. departure from Chinatown, you’ll have the day to explore inexpensive ways to enjoy Manhattan!
To reserve a seat on this trip or for more information, contact Kacy Norris at 703-478-0500 ext. 508.
No need to worry about transportation or long lines – a special entrance has been created for our shuttle groups! Enjoy tastings from more than 50 of Virginia’s finest wineries, which will be pouring from more than 300 select vintages during the two-day festival from May 30-31 at Bull Run Regional Park in Centreville.