Cold weather Super Bowls on the way

[MTK]

Great place to visit, not sure I'd want to live there though, at least not now. I think for someone in their early 20s it would be great, so much to do and see, and so many great places to eat/drink.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Great place to visit, not sure I'd want to live there though, at least not now. I think for someone in their early 20s it would be great, so much to do and see, and so many great places to eat/drink.

My daughter was up there about 4 years ago on an internship ,the rents on Apartments is outrageous .

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Great place to visit, not sure I'd want to live there though, at least not now. I think for someone in their early 20s it would be great, so much to do and see, and so many great places to eat/drink.

So true. I have a lot of family in NYC and Long Island...love to visit, would never consider moving there.

[Defensewins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Great place to visit, not sure I'd want to live there though, at least not now. I think for someone in their early 20s it would be great, so much to do and see, and so many great places to eat/drink.

One of the best places in the world for restaurants, deli's and places to eat 4am or any time. Same with bars and clubs. Which is why a SB in NY will be good.
I think this is one of the negatives of a SB in out of the way stadiums like the Redskins or Cowboys stadium. The city and night life is not walking distance from the arena and there is not much in the area surrounding the stadium. That has to hurt Redskins chances. I was born and raised in Maryland and love my state, but who the hell wants to plan a vacation to Landover, MD? They should have built the stadium in DC.
Yes, I know the 2014 SB will be in the Meadowlands and not officially NYC, but that part of NJ is close enough and there is enough ways to get back and forth to NYC.