We are in the process of booking our hotel room and we want to stay in the same hotel with other people going to the possible last MMJ show and to rage with you all.
We're staying in a VRBO near Stuyvesant Heights.
QuoteWe are in the process of booking our hotel room and we want to stay in the same hotel with other people going to the possible last MMJ show and to rage with you all.
the last one of 2019 you mean?
bunch of people staying in Brooklyn near the Brooklyn bowl
We ended up getting an apartment on Airbnb for $128 a night and 10 minute walk to venue
William Vale near Brooklyn Bowl
Also anyone gotten their tickets yet?
Evening all,
I just finalized my plans for the show. I will be staying at the LIC Hotel. Flying in on Friday night, and plan to hit up John Brown Smokehouse that evening.
Would love to meet up with others who are in town to see our pals!!!!
lots of people staying Brooklyn, is that b/c there are more options than Queens or b/c there are better bars/restaurants in Brooklyn?
Wife and I have never done NY, which is crazy because we've both traveled a lot. Currently have a room in Manhattan because we thought that would be best to see as much as possible. If we're wrong please let me know.
Quote from: parkervb on May 22, 2019, 12:05 PMlots of people staying Brooklyn, is that b/c there are more options than Queens or b/c there are better bars/restaurants in Brooklyn?
No offense to anyone that lives there but Queens is a bit of a dump. Brooklyn is by far a better option for staying. Even Brooklyn has many different 'hoods but the bar, restaurant hangout options are great.
Quote from: walterfredo on May 22, 2019, 06:21 PMQuote from: parkervb on May 22, 2019, 12:05 PMlots of people staying Brooklyn, is that b/c there are more options than Queens or b/c there are better bars/restaurants in Brooklyn?
No offense to anyone that lives there but Queens is a bit of a dump. Brooklyn is by far a better option for staying. Even Brooklyn has many different 'hoods but the bar, restaurant hangout options are great.
Bit of a generalization. Queens is the most diverse urban area in the world.. Astoria is especially cool. Endless amounts of ethnic food place gems to be found. That being said, if I was traveling I would pick to stay somewhere in Brooklyn also lol
Quote from: Murph on May 23, 2019, 08:22 AMQuote from: walterfredo on May 22, 2019, 06:21 PMQuote from: parkervb on May 22, 2019, 12:05 PMlots of people staying Brooklyn, is that b/c there are more options than Queens or b/c there are better bars/restaurants in Brooklyn?
No offense to anyone that lives there but Queens is a bit of a dump. Brooklyn is by far a better option for staying. Even Brooklyn has many different 'hoods but the bar, restaurant hangout options are great.
Bit of a generalization. Queens is the most diverse urban area in the world.. Astoria is especially cool. Endless amounts of ethnic food place gems to be found. That being said, if I was traveling I would pick to stay somewhere in Brooklyn also lol
good input, we haven't booked a place yet but probably should soon!
My $.02......a friend who lives in Brooklyn suggested Long Island City based on proximity to LaGuardia (where I'm flying into) and a subway line that goes directly to Forest Hills without any transfers. I ultimately decided on my hotel because it's close to a bbq joint.
My wife & I are staying in Bedford Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn and would happily pay for parking for anyone driving to Forest Hills from that area. If you're interested, let me know! Thanks.
Quote from: StillWishing on May 23, 2019, 01:36 PMMy $.02......a friend who lives in Brooklyn suggested Long Island City based on proximity to LaGuardia (where I'm flying into) and a subway line that goes directly to Forest Hills without any transfers. I ultimately decided on my hotel because it's close to a bbq joint.
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With the show a month away now, reposting this:
My wife & I are staying in Bedford Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn and would happily pay for parking for anyone driving to Forest Hills from that area. If you're interested, let me know! Thanks.
Quote from: Cameron on May 22, 2019, 04:29 PMWife and I have never done NY, which is crazy because we've both traveled a lot. Currently have a room in Manhattan because we thought that would be best to see as much as possible. If we're wrong please let me know.
This is the same thing we are doing
I'm staying with a friend who goes to school at Julliard there, have no idea how close/far I am from things but it seems like public transportation will be able to get me most places, if any new yorkers have valuable input on that though I'd love to hear it
Quote from: jttouch2 on Jul 11, 2019, 01:19 PMI'm staying with a friend who goes to school at Julliard there, have no idea how close/far I am from things but it seems like public transportation will be able to get me most places, if any new yorkers have valuable input on that though I'd love to hear it
From there you'll be close to Columbus Circle 59th street. I'd walk there and take a train heading downtown to Port Authority (most trains will stop at PA), which is probably only one stop. From Port Authority you'd get on the E train towards Jamaica and get off at Forest Hills. I dont know where the Forest Hills subway stop lets you off, but i'm sure it cant be more than a few blocks away from the stadium. Probably 40 mins door to door.
For anyone staying closer to Penn Station, just take the LIRR to the Forest Hills stop and it literally lets you out across the street from the stadium entrance
Staying in Brooklyn at this place called The Pod. Looks super tiny and cute.
We got a Airbnb in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. While not ideal location wise for both shows we stayed there last time MMJ played FH and just really liked the neighborhood. We took an uber last time from BK to FH and when split 3 ways wasn't to bad. Also it doesn't seem tooo brutal to get to Grand Central from Williamsburg for the train to Port Chester Friday night. If anyone from NYC has any other helpful tips Id be most thankful!
i'm so nervous about booking a NYC AirBnB after my Beacon show disaster. 6 people in one bedroom and the heat was set at 85 the whole night.
That does not sound like fun at all Parker. I use AirBnB all the time and never had an issue.
There is a option to filter so you can choose the whole place for yourself and its still much cheaper than a hotel.
Just read all of the comments below the listing about the place and host and you should get a good idea if its a scam or not as advertised.
Hope you find a good spot!