Friday, November 19, 2021
Immersive Van Gogh
Was able to get well enough to make it out Sunday with Amber to use our Immersive Van Gogh tickets we'd bought way back in March.
It didn't quite live up to the hype, for me. There were some interesting elements, particularly watching brush strokes the size of a bus happening on the screens to create these massive recreations, but there were just two rooms showing exactly the same film for about 30 minutes set to classical music, one with projections on the floor, one without. I actually preferred watching in the room without the floor, since it was very distracting with the lights hitting you from overhead.
NYC November Part 8: Departure Day 11/9 Central Park, Grand Central, Times Square
Last morning in NYC, and since we turned in early the night before after packing we were up and out ahead of the sun. Today's last bit: Rockefeller Center, a walk up Fifth Ave, the southern part of Central Park at least up through the Ramble, Lexington Diner for breakfast, back to Grand Central, over to Times Square, hit the Disney Store, grab some lunch, and then head for the airport.
Saks Fifth Ave has the cranes working to set up their incredible light display for Christmas
We've already set our dates next year to finally do NYC at Christmastime so we can see everything all up and ready, including the tree at Rockefeller Center.