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Fly From Indianapolis to New York
Origin | Indianapolis |
|---|---|
Destination | New York |
Number of Daily Flights | 37 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | May 22 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | May 22 |
Popular Airlines | American Airlines |
Cheap flights from Indianapolis to New York
Take I-70 to I-465 to get to Indianapolis International (IND). Once you arrive, park in one of the many onsite lots. To make an informed parking choice, use the "Let us help you choose" feature on the airport website. You'll have a quick up and down flight, as typical flight times are just over 90 minutes. New York City public transit is reliable and far-reaching, so depending on it during your trip is a wise choice. Climb on the NYC Airporter shuttle to get to city center, and connect to the NYC subway.
Attractions
Stop by Rockefeller Center. This plaza houses NBC studios and is home to many restaurants and stores. During the winter months, the plaza is transformed into an ice skating rink. While in the neighborhood, take a gander at St. Patrick's Cathedral. This sizable cathedral's classic architecture sits in interesting juxtaposition to the modern feel of the surrounding buildings. After a day in bustling New York City, retreat into Central Park for a break. This 843-acre park provides a relaxing green space right in city center.
Hints and tips
If you want to take advantage of New York City's night lift, select a hotel in TriBeCa. For a centrally located neighborhood, select Union Square. The weather in New York City changes with the seasons. Winters can be very snowy and summers can be oppressively hot. For the best temperatures, visit in spring or fall.