22nd of June - NY

We enjoyed New York City through morning to late night! Feel we were there for couple days….

In the morning, we went to Rockefeller Center and climbed up to the observation deck. The gorgeous view from 67 and 68 th floor was great! All buildings around the center were very close to us. Such as The Empire State Building, World Trade Center, rivers and bridges. After we stayed there for an hour, we walked to 5th avenue where we had an hour to shop. It was so fun. Many famous shops are located there and we visited most of them.

Afterwards we walked toTimes Square! It was breath taking view. Since we were kids, we’ve watched many movies, pictures and posters showing this amazing place. So we wanted to have lunch in really nice place. However, we just had an hour so we just went to Macdonald’s. Although it wasn’t a “normal” MacDonald’s. The place was really big and had a shiny wide sign.

Finally, the moment we’ve been waiting for……Broadway Musical!! The show was called “Something Rotten”. It was a comedy influenced by Renascence and Shakespeare. All actors were really good and so was the music. The play had tons of parody of others broadway shows. Wish we could have understood everything but we still loved it! By the way, we stayed outside of the theater so we could get the signature and pictures with the actors. That’s my treasure forever.



Before the dinner, we took many pictures around the Times Square. It was so interesting to see people dressing up in may ways so the public can take pictures with them (5 backs each). For dinner ate in an Italian restaurant and it was good.
From around 8:30pm to 10:00pm we enjoyed the Limo Ride to Brooklyn. We were able to see the beautiful and shining Manhattan skyline. We also enjoyed the late dessert at an Ice cream shop.

During our last minutes in NYC, we walked around The Times Square again, to see how different it is in the night.

It was an amazing day we will never forget! Thank you Fred, Bruna, Doug, Paul and Kirsten to make up our trip!

Malu Pastor Castillo
Kei Namiki