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Travel

Travel Note

Getting Here

Our Saturday reception is in Manhattan's Chinatown neighborhood. NYC is best navigated by subway — we recommend using Google Maps to plan your route. Rideshares (Uber/Lyft) are also widely available. Nearest subway stations: F train to East Broadway (closest - 2 minute walk) B/D trains to Grand Street (5 minute walk) J/Z trains to Canal Street (8 minute walk) 6 train to Canal Street (10 minute walk) If you are driving, metered street parking is available on Broadway (free after 7PM) and select streets in the area, though spots are competitive. Paid garages are also available: Champion Parking — 2-68 Division St (~0.1 mi) iPark — 180 Worth St (~0.2 mi) 125 Baxter St Garage — 125 Baxter St (~0.2 mi)

Travel Note

Where To Stay

We don't have a hotel block, so you're free to book whatever works best for you! Here are our recommendations by area. Near the Venue Staying in Lower Manhattan puts you close to the venue and gives you easy access to NYC's most iconic sights. This area tends to be pricier, but you'll spend less time on transportation. Search for hotels in: Lower Manhattan, Financial District, Tribeca, or SoHo. Budget-Friendly Neighborhoods These neighborhoods offer better value options with easy subway access to the venue: Long Island City, Queens – This is our neighborhood, and we love it! The N and W trains connect you directly (F trains don't run to East Broadway on weekends from LIC). Brooklyn – Neighborhoods like Dumbo, Downtown Brooklyn, and Brooklyn Heights are close to the F and other trains that go directly to the venue. Jersey City, NJ – Easy access to World Trade Center and Koreatown via the PATH subway train, or ferries to Lower Manhattan.