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[Bridgegal]

I'm confused.  Is there anything there other than stairs?   Vendors?   Restaurants?  Tours?   Or do you just go for the view of the city from many levels?

[ValuSkr]

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@Bridgegal wrote:

I'm confused.  Is there anything there other than stairs?   Vendors?   Restaurants?  Tours?   Or do you just go for the view of the city from many levels?

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I think it's just stairs.  You go for the exercise - and views.

[september]

I love it.  Plan to go there on my next trip to NYC. 

[newjerseygirl]

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@Bridgegal wrote:

I'm confused.  Is there anything there other than stairs?   Vendors?   Restaurants?  Tours?   Or do you just go for the view of the city from many levels?

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@Bridgegal The structure is part of the Hudson Yards Development. There are shops, restaurants, the High Line.  There are many things to see and do in addition to the structure.

https://www.hudsonyardsnewyork.com/

[Yahooey]

I have a love -  hate relationship with heights and my own klutziness. I cannot climb on any freestanding structure like a ladder. But you can stick me in any roller coaster and platform that has railings etc.

 I visited Vancouver's Capilano Suspension Bridge and that was something special. The whole bridge sways and I held onto the railing as I walked across. I already have tickets in 2 weeks so i'm super excited and hoping for good weather. Plans to see Dumbo (movie) have lunch and climb to the top. My friend has knee issues but she is gamed. Good to know about the elevator. Trying to visit before the crowds in the summer.

A few pics of Capilano- it is beautiful and make sure you visit if you are by Vancouver.

[hsawaknow]

You mean you have to walk up all those stairs? Umm I might get to the 3rd level and then that would be enough for me. Dont like walking up hill or stairs rather.