Travel
Flight
Norse Atlantic Airways
For those friends coming from Europe, Norse offers really affordable flights compared to other airlines. NYC has 3 main airports (La Guardia, JFK and Newark). All are easy to get to from Manhattan and Brooklyn but we would recommend flying into JFK or Newark. From Newark, you can get a 10 minute Uber to Newark Penn Station and from there, take the PATH train directly into the Financial District, where you can get the Subway to your hotel or Air Bnb. From JFK the A Subway runs directly and takes you into the heart of Manhattan and Brooklyn. You can also order an Uber directly from both airports all over the city (they will normally direct you numbered or lettered area just outside of arrivals) and you will be charged in your local currency if coming from abroad.
Hotel
Hotel Indigo Williamsburg - Brooklyn, an IHG Hotel
This is where most of the Johnson family will be staying. It's a short walk to our wedding venue.
Hotel
Madison LES Hotel
This is where some of the Hahns will be staying - right downtown and only a short Uber or subway ride from the wedding venue.
Hotel
East Village Hotel
Right on the corner of Maddy and Wilson's (and Beanie's!) block, you'll be in the heart of the East Village. Many friends have already booked in here.
Hotel
The Gatsby Hotel
Also a stone's thrown from Maddy and Wilson in the East Village.
Hotel
Orchard Street Hotel
Currently having a Winter flash sale!
Hotel
Redford Hotel
Currently having a Winter flash sale!
Hotel
Pointe Plaza Hotel
Walking distance to the wedding venue.
Hotel
Hotel RL Brooklyn
A bit further out but you'll be right in the heart of Bushwick and a short Uber ride or walk to the wedding venue.
Hotel
NU Hotel Brooklyn
Right in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn with loads of travel options to the wedding venue.
Travel Note
Uber & Cabs
While most yellow cabs these days will accept credit cards, a lot still take cash. Your Uber will work in the city as long as you have WiFi / data and you will be charged in your local currency.
Travel Note
Crossing The Street & Cyclists
A note from the Groom: NY is a huge fan of bike lanes. Cyclists will not stop for you (or red lights...) so please be careful when crossing the street. Look both ways! Although a lot of NY streets are one way, cycle lanes can be dual.