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3 reviews. 3 helpful votes. 2. Re: 24 Hour Parking with In and Out Privileges. 10 years ago. Parking garages do not "go" with any set limits. Every garage will be happy to have you there for a couple of hours and have you pay $20. And they will be glad to let you stay overnight and charge you $40 per night.
JFK official discount parking. IIn the past I have parked in Lot 9 at JFK. I have a 2 week trip coming up and I noticed a new long term parking option at a discounted rate. Its only $146 for 2 weeks. it states it is Official airport parking at a remote lot located 3 miles from the airport terminals. There is a Free shuttle bus which takes you ...
72 posts. 63 reviews. 29 helpful votes. Always seek a coupon for parking discounts in NYC! 12 years ago. As a New Yorker I feel it necessary to help visitors avoid paying $60 for two hours of parking. Prices vary by area and I would always park in one place and take public transportation. But if you're driving in from NJ, Long Island ...
Just want to pass this deal on since parking in NYC comes up every day. Icon is offering a deal, 24 hours for $34 all any of their 200 locations thru March 31 of 2016
42 reviews. 45 helpful votes. 1. Re: Free street parking this Sunday. 5 years ago. Save. Sunday is the easiest day to drive and park in the city. If you coming from SI just take the Manhattan Bridge and look for parking in East Village or Lower East Side. If you park close to Astor Place you’ll be close to subways.
6 years ago. Plenty of free parking on the Staten Island side of the SI Ferry, and we don't have those annoying alternate side parking rules either! But, if coming during the week, it is the "downtown" area of SI and there are 2 HS and an Elementary School all within walking distance of the ferry, so you may need to park and walk a bit.
You don't need coupons to the Museum of Natural History - it is pay what you wish. (But special attractions or exhibits are not, and require separate payment.)
The 15-20 minute train ride into Penn Station in Manhattan (W. 34th St. & 7th Ave -- across the street from Macy's, close to the Empire State Building, 1 subway stop from Times Square) costs just $5.75 round-trip on weekends/non-rush hours on weekdays or 6.50 roundtrip during peak times on weekdays.