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Flights to New York aren’t all about the glitz and glam of New York City. From upstate in Albany to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York state offers something for everyone. While most travelers are on flights to New York City, some travelers booking flights to New York know of a few hidden treasures far away from the yellow cabs and mobs in Manhattan.
Just a short distance from Manhattan is Long Island, where visitors booking flights to New York can take in the beaches and boardwalks that make this island ideal. Home to the Hamptons – made famous by hobnobbing socialites and Hollywood superstars – Long Island is appealing to anyone’s taste.
While native New Yorkers have discovered (and rediscovered) the peacefulness of the Catskill and Adirondack mountains, visitors booking flights to New York are finding their way to “upstate,” too. Known as "upstate," the area is perfect for outdoor adventures. Skiers, snowboarders and nature-lovers will enjoy the fresh air of the mountains and the small-town feeling of the country that is often forgotten in urban New York.
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Peak Season:
New York City’s peak season is October through December, which is the beginning of the cultural season. New Year’s Eve is a big draw and many travelers booking New York flights and accommodations need to plan ahead. Spring and summer are also busy, but reduced rates on flights to New York and hotel rooms can be found.
Peak season in the Hamptons is the summer months. Visitors planning vacations in the Hamptons need to book New York flights and rental homes at least six months in advance.
Off Season:
Except for Valentine’s Day, the best time to find cheap flights to New York and discounted hotel rates is January through March.Find cheap flights to New York
New York City has a great subway and bus system and taxis are fairly easy to hail. Although it may appear to be straightforward, this is one place where driving is best left to the professionals. In New York City, the subway system is easy to use and often the best mode of transportation. Take the Long Island Railroad to points in Long Island from Manhattan.For Buffalo and Albany it’s a good idea to rent a car. Downtown Albany is easy enough to get around on foot or by bus or trolley, but you may find that driving is better, especially outside the city center.Depending on the distance you’re covering, the number of airports in the Mid-Atlantic area make flying an option and catching a discount New York flight fairly easy. There are numerous small airports throughout New York state that cater to travelers.
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The majority of flights to New York arrive at one of three nearby international airports:John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)LaGuardia Airport (LGA)Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
Additionally, smaller New York flights might use one of the following airports:
Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP)Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF)Albany International Airport (ALB)Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC)Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR)
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