Flight
Alaska Airlines · Saver (X)
- Round-trip fare
- $427 per traveler
- Outbound
- Nonstop · 5h 35m total
- Return
- Nonstop · 6h 16m total
- Carry-on
- Included
- Checked bag
- Optional · $90 round trip

Seattle → New York City
8 days away
New York rewards a full week with landmark museums, distinct neighborhoods, live performance, and food at every price point.
Flight
Hotel
U.S. passport / entry
A U.S. passport is not required for a U.S. citizen traveling domestically. For TSA screening, travelers age 18+ need an accepted form of identification. A REAL ID-compliant state license/ID is accepted; a U.S. passport or passport card is also accepted.
Checked September 22, 2026

Give yourself time to walk Central Park's lakes, bridges, lawns, and wooded paths rather than just crossing through it. The park is a useful reset between dense neighborhoods, museums, and long days on foot.

Set aside several hours for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and choose the collections that interest you most. Its range makes it easy to build a museum visit around your own pace instead of trying to see everything.

Explore Lower Manhattan from the memorial district to the waterfront, then take in the skyline from the harbor edge. It brings together modern New York, historic streets, and some of the city's strongest water views.

Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, then continue into DUMBO for waterfront streets and converted warehouse blocks. The route combines a classic crossing with one of the easiest neighborhoods to explore on foot afterward.

Pick a Broadway production or a smaller off-Broadway show and make one evening about live theater. The range of venues lets you choose between a big spectacle and a more intimate performance.
Our best-value flight and hotel picks for this trip.
Flight pick
Seattle (SEA) → New York City · Nonstop
Hotel pick
Hunters Point/Long Island City,44-04 21stSt;CourtSq-23St4min walk;Google MoMA13min bybus;ExpediaMoMAPS1 8minwalk
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