Had a look on there earlier, and some of the prices don't appear to have shot up massively on Hotel + Flight packages.... only £100 - 300 ish dependant on flights/hotels.

Obviously not as cheap as they were, but perhaps still a decent price for some.

Only 40 mins left before this expires at midnight.

Booked ! Cheers Op !

Not for the dates above though.....doesn't appear to matter what dates you book ....it's still discounted !

I booked later this year.

See you at the intercontinental!

Probably gonna book this today/tomorrow before the offer ends. As mentioned above, Expedia require the full cost payable at booking, whereas BA can be secured with £300 deposit.

Got it to an average of £2200 with selecting flights to Newark with decent enough times (we have to change at Heathrow each way), and adding in a return transfer service to/from the airport to Manhatten.

Just got to decide on the hotel now, but looking like it will be the RIU Plaza or Intercontinental, both near Times Sq.

Wife has been on for ages about going to NYC, and son is also excited at prospect of doing some shopping.

I understand it will be cold in February, but it'll make a change to experience a bit of winter for once, as we dont really get them in the UK anymore!!


EDIT:

Well, thats it booked!!! :grin:

Staying at the Intercontinental Times Sq, flying to/from JFK airport. Price cam in a shade over £2100 for the 3 of us, which isn't too bad.

Missus is mega excited now (brownie points), and son is already planning which shops he wants to go to!! :grin:

Don’t forget Quidco guys, tracks around 31

Thanks OP....I have been looking for NY holiday for long time. Know it will be cold in Feb but can’t complain on this price

can we go and leave kids behind?

Also had to pay full on Expedia. Secured for £300 on ba.com.

I found it on Expedia but the flight times were rubbish. After adjusting times it came out at £2k for us 4.

ive been a few times and wouldn't worry which airport you fly into, all are easy enough to get to manhattan.

this is the first time we are taking kids (a surprise) and I'm sure they'll love it.

We are seriously considering this, as the missus has been on about visiting NYC for ages.

Prices for us are coming at around £650pp flying from Newcastle, with a change over at Heathrow.

Total prices roughly £2000 for the 3 of us (incl our 14 year old), and we have been looking at flying to Newark, as that looks easier quicker to get to Manhatten than JFK airport.

Also, Expedia prices (Flight & Hotel) coming in at a a similar rate for us as this deal, at the moment.

State island ferry - you walked from Times Square! Think I'll stick with subway...

Did the same trip (slightly different dates) two years ago. Wasn't insanely cold at all; probably about the same as the UK. Hotel is good and in a convenient location. Subway very near.

We had children of 22 months and 6 months old with us and getting around by subway is a chore, as disabled access is minimal and the lifts stink of píss, so we only used it when raining. A lot of stuff is pretty walkable - Staten Island ferry doesn't take long, for example.

Ahhhhh got it!

Still same price for me. Book flight and hotel together for savings.

thanks

Gone up now! Well the price I get for the return journey hugggeeeeee

ACE deal. V v tempted myself, but saving for house move.

Insanely cold in Feb

Hot deal

We stayed at the intercontinental in Sep 2016, nice hotel, good location, and BA upgraded our flight to economy plus on the way over.
My NY survival tips, skecher go walks, 3 SIM (30 day one) and remember to get your 10% UK tourist discount at Bloomingdales and Macy's (show passport at customer service).

I did New York a few years ago in Feb half term and it was lovely seeing Central Park under snow. Paid a very similar price.