DisneyMandC
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I personally would not choose to stay in TS again, so I'd go for the Courtyard Central Park. But they both have similar positive reviews, so it's entirely personal about where you want to stay. I'm sure you know this too, but none of your 3 activities are close to either hotel. But you're close to subway lines and that's what counts. The High Line in spring is awesome!
Are y'all signed up for emails from the Rockettes website? We've gone the last two years so I get their emails. I frequently get 50% off offers. There's also almost always either a 50% off one ticket or buy one get one free offer for any performance except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. You should never have to pay full price for tickets if you can go any other days.
Right now, BroadwayBox has "up to 50% off" with code BBOXN2:
https://www.broadwaybox.com/shows/radio-city-christmas-spectacular/
This TA thread has a ton of useful information. Several discount codes scattered throughout. Just apply it on the Christmas Spectacular website where it says "Apply Offer Code" to see which dates they work on.
https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTop...018_discount_code-New_York_City_New_York.html
https://www.rockettes.com/christmas/calendar/
I tried Broadway Box before, but unfortunately my dates aren't eligible for it
I'm going on a busy day (Dec. 15 or 16) so there really aren't many discounts since the shows are going to be so busy then already. I'm definitely going to try TKTS though! And I second The High Line in spring. We went in April and it was great. Unless people have small children and are worried about walking/using public transportation a lot, I wouldn't let distance from hotel to activities slow you down too much. DH and I stayed at the Marriott Downtown near the financial district when we went last year. We used the Moovit app to figure out how to get around on the subway and found it very easy!
I started reading more and spent a lot of time reading Flyertalk (my profile says I joined FT in 2011) and bloggers and really began in earnest in 2013 when DH and I each opened CSPs and Arrival+s and a BA Visa. We've been through a lot of cards, and actually churn some of them. Boy I miss the days of Bluebird, Serve, Redbird, AmazonPayments...though that's nothing compared to the stories of people buying US Mint coins with cc's and depositing the coins into their bank account! Including business cards, I'm at 14/24 (6/24 personal) and DH is 10/24 (3/24 personal). I've only recently tried MSing VGCs, and it's handy but not something I can say I enjoy doing. I used to have the old Blue Cash and I wish I had never PC'd that card to the BCP (now downgraded to BCE).
I am pretty sure we're churning one, if not both of our Disney Visa's. I vacillate on churning my Discover it card - I know I can and probably should at some point but Discover is my oldest card issuer right now and the return is "low" comparatively (10% on 7,500) so not sure I want to rock the boat for that.

