This is a simple guide for student groups visiting NYC. Originally created by Delaware Tech CC.

1. Welcome to the city that never sleeps!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO REMEMBER
We are dropping off at ________________________.
The day is yours to take advantage of - sightsee, chat
with locals, shop, etc.
The bus is picking up at 6:30pm at Radio City.
You must be at the pick-up loca on on- me to receive
a ride home to campus.
If you are running behind or are lost on your
way to mee ng the bus at the end of the day,
please call Kerri at 302-260-1545.
Please remember, by par cipa ng in this ac vity you agree to
follow all college guidelines and policies. It is your responsibility
to manage your me appropriately and meet the bus when
requested. Failure to be at the pick-up loca on could result in
you needing to find your own alternate transporta on home.

2. THINGS TO SEE & DO
Visit NBC Studios Store @
Rockefeller Center
9/11 Memorial & Museum
( ckets required—free)
Shopping in Times Square
Empire State Building Tour
( ckets required-$$)
Find the Alice in Wonderland
statue in Central Park
Ride the indoor Ferris wheel
in Toys R Us @ Times Square
Walk Museum Mile and tour
exhibits at the Met or
Guggenheim museums
Visit Belvedere Castle &
observatory in Central Park
Visit Bryant Park and play a
game of chess with the locals
Scoop up some deals in
Gramercy or Chelsea thri
shops
Take pics with the bull near
the New York Stock Exchange
And much, much, more!
METRO TIPS
Don’t hesitate to ask the Metro tellers at marked sta ons for assistance.
If you plan on visi ng mul ple areas of the city, go for a Day Pass or Unlimited Pass
(otherwise it’s approximately $2.50 each ride)
Verify which direc on you want to go before crossing the turnstyle - ie. Uptown vs.
Downtown
Meet the
bus @
6:45pm
Enjoy your day in the city, just remember city blocks are longer than you
think they are. Plan your me accordingly if walking.
There’s lots to see and do: make a game plan of what you want to
accomplish and map out how close each site is to the next.
When in doubt, ask a NYPD officer or a local, most will be happy to help you
find your way.