New York in jan?
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Be aware that it can be bloody cold in NYC in January...proper face numbing walking more than two blocks outside is too much cold. If it snows you'll need proper boots too trainers etc won't cut it....most kerbs seem to have a lake of slush that you have to jump across to cross the road!
Hopefully it'll be fine but check the forecast. I went there for a weekend in Feb with some mates quite a few years ago...my sister (who lives in NYC) warned me to tell everyone to bring proper clothes. None of us took it seriously and we all had to buy proper gear when we got there.
Hopefully it'll be fine but check the forecast. I went there for a weekend in Feb with some mates quite a few years ago...my sister (who lives in NYC) warned me to tell everyone to bring proper clothes. None of us took it seriously and we all had to buy proper gear when we got there.
Beardy10 said:
Be aware that it can be bloody cold in NYC in January...proper face numbing walking more than two blocks outside is too much cold. If it snows you'll need proper boots too trainers etc won't cut it....most kerbs seem to have a lake of slush that you have to jump across to cross the road!
Hopefully it'll be fine but check the forecast. I went there for a weekend in Feb with some mates quite a few years ago...my sister (who lives in NYC) warned me to tell everyone to bring proper clothes. None of us took it seriously and we all had to buy proper gear when we got there.
Hopefully it'll be fine but check the forecast. I went there for a weekend in Feb with some mates quite a few years ago...my sister (who lives in NYC) warned me to tell everyone to bring proper clothes. None of us took it seriously and we all had to buy proper gear when we got there.

We got caught out in mid April and could hardly find any decent warm clothes as they were out of season.
It was bloomin' freezing.
squeezebm said:
Looking at NY in jan for four of us,been quoted just over £2200 for flights and 3 nights with H&Jarvis is this a good deal? Or any other places to book with??
Cheers
All the way to NY for just 3 nights Cheers

£2,200 does sound very cheap though! I wouldn't have thought it possible for 4 to do a hotel and flight for so little having spent most of September in the US (NY, Vegas & Texas).
It seems the bottom has fallen out of the market when it comes to economy travel, never realised it was that cheap.
Remember to wrap up warm, you won't believe how cold it is at that time of year! Have a great time
shamrock said:
squeezebm said:
Looking at NY in jan for four of us,been quoted just over £2200 for flights and 3 nights with H&Jarvis is this a good deal? Or any other places to book with??
Cheers
All the way to NY for just 3 nights Cheers

£2,200 does sound very cheap though! I wouldn't have thought it possible for 4 to do a hotel and flight for so little having spent most of September in the US (NY, Vegas & Texas).
It seems the bottom has fallen out of the market when it comes to economy travel, never realised it was that cheap.
Remember to wrap up warm, you won't believe how cold it is at that time of year! Have a great time
2200 is about right been twice for 3 nights first time got a really good deal with Virgin paid under £400 each paid £450 each second time.
As said above can be very very cold we went March it was face numbing cold and it snowed and when it snows theres no messing came down very quick but teams came straight out and started clearing the streets and we found plenty of warm clothing on sale so if you forget anything will be OK.
As said above can be very very cold we went March it was face numbing cold and it snowed and when it snows theres no messing came down very quick but teams came straight out and started clearing the streets and we found plenty of warm clothing on sale so if you forget anything will be OK.
I'm off in Jan again - short trip number 6! Just paid £1500 with BA includ connecting flight to LHR and upgrade to WT Plus and central Manhattan Hotel. The advantage of booking a 'package' is you are protected if your flight gets cancelled like mine did last year due to snow!
As above it will be very cold (not as cold as Feb when you will get a cheaper deal) and you need a hat with something that covers your ears. It was only -10 DegC last year but nice and dry.
Central Park lake iced over with frost/snow on the ground is a great sight especially if they have the ice rink open.
As above it will be very cold (not as cold as Feb when you will get a cheaper deal) and you need a hat with something that covers your ears. It was only -10 DegC last year but nice and dry.
Central Park lake iced over with frost/snow on the ground is a great sight especially if they have the ice rink open.
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