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NYC in November

Kick Off the Holiday Season in New York City

New York City 2026 is officially full.

And honestly?

That makes me really happy.

Not because it sold out.

Because it means twenty women decided they wanted to experience New York differently.

Not by racing from reservation to reservation.

Not by checking landmarks off a list.

But by slowing down enough to actually remember what it felt like to be there.

Dates
Nov 11–15, 2026

Location
New York City, NY

Group Size
Up to 5 travelers

Investment
$2,100 per person

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Why November?

Why November Is the Sweet Spot

November in New York feels magical in a completely different way. The decorations are already going up, Broadway is buzzing, and the Bryant Park market is open, but the overwhelming December crowds haven’t arrived yet.

There’s something special about starting the season this way; before schedules get packed, obligations take over, and December starts moving too fast.

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The Experience

This is a curated NYC experience designed to feel joyful, unrushed, and full of moments you'll remember long after the trip ends.

Highlights include:

  • Exploring Washington Square Park and wandering the charming streets of the West Village

  • A stroll through Central Park as the city transitions into the holiday season

  • Slow walks across the Brooklyn Bridge before wandering DUMBO coffee shops and waterfront views

  • Hot coffee in hand while wandering the Bryant Park holiday market

  • Seeing the Rockettes Christmas Spectacular

  • Attending a classic Broadway show

  • Taking in iconic skyline views from the Top of the Rock

  • Coffee stops, bagels, cookies, pretzels, and classic NYC treats along the way

There's space to wander, time to rest, and room for spontaneous moments that make the trip feel special.

The NYC Moments We’re Planning

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Accommodations

Your Home Base in NYC

A centrally located Midtown hotel that makes the city feel easy to explore.

Rooms are shared with your own bed, whether you come with a friend or arrive solo. You're welcome to invite a friend to book a spot and be your roommate, or come solo and be open to the possibility of meeting someone new. Some of our favorite friendships have started this way.

What's Included

The goal is simple: once you arrive in NYC, everything important is already handled.

  • 4 nights in a boutique Midtown Manhattan hotel

  • Group transportation via subway throughout the trip

  • Ticket to a Broadway show

  • Ticket to the Rockettes Christmas Spectacular

  • Ticket to the Top of the Rock observation deck

  • Hosted NYC treats: bagels, coffee, cookies, and pretzels

  • A thoughtfully paced NYC experience with built-in flexibility

  • Travel with a professional photographer capturing candid moments and portraits throughout the trip

What’s Not Included

  • Flights and airport transfers

  • Travel insurance for added peace of mind

  • Meals (see below)

  • Alcohol and personal bar tabs

  • Personal shopping and souvenirs

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Meals

Food in NYC Should Feel Flexible

Meals are not included on this trip. And that's intentional.

Some of the best moments in New York happen when you stumble into a tiny bakery, extend dinner longer than planned, or grab a late-night slice because the city still feels alive. I didn't want to lock you into a set schedule when half the fun is stumbling into a perfect little corner bakery or finally trying that restaurant you bookmarked two years ago.

I'll share optional restaurant suggestions and group dinner plans you're welcome to join. Or wander and choose whatever sounds good in the moment. NYC rewards that.

Hosted treats are included throughout the trip: bagels, coffee, cookies, and pretzels. The classic NYC bites that make the city feel like home.

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You Get to Be in the Photos

You don’t have to spend the whole trip documenting everything yourself.

I'll be there capturing the experience as it unfolds.

The in-between moments. The laughter over coffee. The quiet walks through Central Park. The joy of being somewhere new with people who quickly feel like lifelong friends.

You'll leave with a gallery of professional photos that capture the feeling of the trip, not just what it looked like. Photos where you're included, relaxed, and fully in the frame.

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Who This NYC Weekend Was Designed For

This trip is for you if:

  • You love the holidays and want to experience them without the peak December crowds

  • You've always wanted to visit NYC during the holiday season

  • You want Broadway, markets, and iconic views without the stress of planning it yourself

  • You'd love a reason to travel with your mom, sister, or best friend

  • You're coming solo and open to meeting your new travel crew

  • You're ready to kick off the season by saying yes to something that's just for you

You don't need a big reason. You just need a yes.

A heads up: we get around NYC the way New Yorkers do, on the subway. It's efficient, part of the experience, and I'll guide the group every step of the way. If you're comfortable with (or curious about) public transit, you'll love it.

The Weekend at a Glance

Trip Details

Location: New York City, NY

Dates: November 11–15, 2026 (5 days, 4 nights)

Accommodations: Boutique hotel in Midtown Manhattan

Availability: Up to 5 travelers

Investment: $2,100 per person

Note: Because this is a small-group experience, bookings are non-refundable. If something changes, we’ll do our best to help facilitate a spot transfer.

The 2026 trip is sold out.

The next NYC Long Weekend is already being planned.

Join the waitlist below.