Go see the Ancient Egypt section of the Met

Embrace the rain! Wear good coats, leave the umbrellas at home, and enjoy the empty streets

NYC color factory

Go to Ellen’s stardust diner at an off time for less wait if possible

Anonymous wrote:Jellycat Cafe at FAO Schwartz and you can get a reservation.

This and definitely get a reservation. We had to wait 30 min in line outside just to get in the store last week.

Spyscape, math museum, bowling or ice skating at Chelsea piers, queens hall of science,

Jellycat Cafe at FAO Schwartz and you can get a reservation.

Anonymous wrote:How old are the kids? Annie is at MSG for $89/ticket.

I saw this, and it was wonderful! They are doing a lot of specials right now with the show closing next week.

I would also suggest Tenement Museum, doing a cooking class, getting dim sum, trying out a few pizza places, going to the Nutcracker ballet.

Museum of ice cream

How old are the kids? Annie is at MSG for $89/ticket.

Rockettes are playing for the next couple weeks and if you go to TKTS you can get half-price tickets.we just went and all loved it!

TodayTix.com

I’ve never paid $600 for Broadway tix.

Museum of the moving image in queens, transit museum, Roosevelt Island tram

Mommy poppins has good lists like these

https://mommypoppins.com/new-york-city-kids/indoor-activities/35-fun-things-to-do-on-a-rainy-day-in-nyc

How old are your kids? The Math Museum is great for elementary school kids. And my 9 year old was way more into the Met than I thought he would be.

DH and I were supposed to go to NYC this weekend without kids. Now it's a family trip due to childcare falling though.
Any ideas on what to do?? Broadway shows all seem to cost upward of $600, and we've been to the Museum of Natural History - would love other ideas!