Events in New York

Most major NYC venues are within a 5-minute walk of a subway station. Madison Square Garden sits directly above Penn Station (A/C/E, 1/2/3, NJ Transit, LIRR). The Broadway theater district is concentrated between 41st and 54th Streets along Broadway and 8th Avenue, served by Times Square–42nd Street (N/Q/R/W, 1/2/3, 7, S). Dinner cruise departure piers at Chelsea and the South Street Seaport are accessible via the L train (14th St) and the 2/3 (Fulton St) respectively.

The Broadway theater district is concentrated in Midtown Manhattan between West 41st Street and West 54th Street, primarily along Broadway, 8th Avenue and 7th Avenue. There are 41 official Broadway theaters in this area. The densest cluster is between 44th and 50th Streets where you can find over 20 theaters within a 4-block radius.

NYC dinner cruises depart from three main areas: Chelsea Piers (Pier 61, West Side Highway at 23rd Street) hosts Bateaux and Spirit of New York. Pier 83 (West 42nd Street at 12th Avenue) is the Circle Line terminal. Pier 15 (South Street Seaport, 78 South Street) hosts Hornblower cruises. All piers are accessible by public transit — Chelsea Piers via the C/E to 23rd Street, Pier 83 via the A/C/E to 42nd Street–Port Authority, and Pier 15 via the 2/3 to Fulton Street.

SeatNav uses a verification pipeline called Ask-EVE that fetches data from public, authoritative sources: OpenStreetMap for venue locations and attributes, MTA Open Data and GTFS feeds for transit information, and Wikidata for structured venue metadata. Each answer includes its sources, retrieval timestamps and content hashes. If data cannot be verified from these sources, the answer is marked as out of scope rather than guessed.