FAMILY TRIPSTER
Curated Family Adventures

Every time my family visits NYC we always try to see a new Broadway show. The shows curated offer options for kids 6+, 8+ and 12+. These shows offer families a variety of choices and options when exploring Broadway musicals for children and tweens.

When planning a week-long vacation to Boston, MA, for myself, my wife, and my then 7-year-old son, I realized that we not only could check Boston off our travel list but also another top spot as well in Salem, MA. Being only a 45-minute drive from our hotel in Boston, we decided to spend a day in Salem, MA, and I’m so glad we did. Being fans of the Hocus Pocus movie and the historical aspect of Salem, I made sure to plan our day to be jam-packed with all things Salem had to offer.

For visitors looking for a Philadelphia getaway that feels different from the bustle of Center City, Penn’s Landing offers a unique surprise. The waterfront along the Delaware River has the atmosphere of a shore-side destination rather than the traditional city streets many associate with Philadelphia. With scenic riverfront views, outdoor dining, and plenty of family-friendly activities, the area creates the feeling of a mini-vacation without ever leaving the city.

When traveling, my family often tends to lean towards a hotel with a pool for days where we have downtown. While a hotel with a pool is rare accommodation in the city, the list below highlights some of the best family-friendly options where you can still enjoy a swim after exploring the city streets. From rooftop pools with skyline views to elegant indoor escapes, these hotels add a fun and refreshing perk to your NYC stay.

My wife and I have been visiting New York City together for well over 10 years. When our son was born, we were excited to return to see the city through his eyes and he’s now an official “city-kid”. I've curated a two-day weekend itinerary that includes activities for both kids and adults that packs in all the city has to offer.