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Weathers definitely turning here so be prepared to pack the thermals, gloves and wooly hat !

Details here: http://www.metlifestadium.com/directions.php

There is a bus from the Port Authority Bus Terminal at 42nd St that goes direct to the stadium - Im sure if you check online at the Giants website they will provide links & details - probably 15-20 mins max (traffic dependant) ad fairly cheap if I remember correctly Alternatively you can take a...

Depends where you drink i suppose - The Levee in Williamsburg serves $1 Pabst Blue Ribbon :) I agree it aint cheep but service in bars is definitely better than back home - 1 bar tender can keep a reasonably full bar happy and served quickly versus the 20 mins it takes to get served in Brighton...

Seeing as its a boring sunny friday here... if anyone wants any other NYC tips then let me know - wasting time till the England game Ko's at 3pm EST

take a look at this link - should give you all the info: http://www.njtransit.com/rg/rg_servlet.srv?hdnPageAction=AirportConnectionsTo

Penn Station NYC - 34th St between 7th and 8th Ave - Probably called 34th St-Penn St or something like that. One small word of warning though is that Penn Station is a poor excuse for a major station so dont spend any longer there than necessary Grand Central on the other hand is beautiful and...

The only ID you will need is if you want to drink in a bar/club - depending on where you go of course but they are much more stringent on ID here - UK Driving licence is sufficient in the city - if you head down to Jersey then best to take your passport

Oh and I agree that Train to Newark on NJ Transit is the most cost effective way as a cab will set you back well over $100 and take 60-90 mins depending on traffic. MTA subway or cab to Penn then NJ Transit to EWR

Grimaldis is good but its just Pizza in the end and queuing up for over an hour just for a slice isnt really worth it. Your better off wandering around the West Village and stopping by John's Pizza on Bleecker St - even better in my opinion and not as crowded. The walk across the bridge is good...

RIP Tony

getting very messy here in Brooklyn - lights flickering on and off, immense wind, not a huge amount of rain though... My office is closed tomorrow as its in the flood zone in lower manhattan - I guess I will be working from home for a few days

Getting similar to Sports tickets here in the US. Just picked up 4 tickets for the Brooklyn Nets V Orlando Magic at the new Barclays arena and in the rafters is $80 a ticket - and they have over 40 home games a season so you can imagine how much a season ticket is

Hoping to give it a try next summer :)

Havent stayed there but it looks pretty nice - regularly go past on the way to the in-laws up in Washington Hieghts - theres a really good coffee and brunch place not far from there - Sages General store Sage General Store

Appart from get robbed or murdered ? :) In all seriousness, the Bronx Zoo is actually v v good but its a bit out of the way past Yankee Stadium. Your best bet might be to have a wander around Columbus Circle / Central Park or either of the Upper East or West sides - Yankee Stadium is right...

Finally, this place hasnt been open long - its up in LIC in Queens but not too far from the action Long Island City Boutique Hotels Queens New York NY | Z Hotel NYC

This place is also worth a shout - NYC Hotels | Brooklyn New York Hotels | King Grove Hotels

No worries - the only other hotel near by (le Jolie) is functional but right next to the BQE so wouldnt be my first choice. Try Air BnB for apartment rentals - Vacation rentals, private rooms, sublets by the night - Accommodations on Airbnb