The Most Visited Cities in the United States by Foreign Travelers for 2012 (Boston, largest)

[PalmsTown]

I said 50s. Not 50th. And it was during christmas a few years ago.

[MichiVegas]

Originally Posted by PalmsTown

I said 50s. Not 50th. And it was during christmas a few years ago.

And I'm saying you're lying. There is no street, from 50th Street, to 59th Street, that will not have pedestrian activity at 8 PM at night.

[PalmsTown]

I never said no activity.

[MichiVegas]

Originally Posted by PalmsTown

I never said no activity.

Stop with the backtracking, you claimed Midtown was quiet and there were few people around.

And I'm telling you there's no busier location anywhere in North America. Probably nowhere even close.

[PalmsTown]

I said certain blocks were quiet. Youre the one putting words in my mouth. I never said midtown was quiet.

[MichiVegas]

Originally Posted by PalmsTown

I said certain blocks were quiet. Youre the one putting words in my mouth. I never said midtown was quiet.

No, you are simply making up stuff.

Again, Midtown is the busiest possible place anywhere in North America. It's one of the busiest possible places on earth.

So your claim of "certain blocks were quiet" is obviously BS. "Quiet" is a relative term, and if Midtown is the busiest possible place in North America, then you are claiming that every square inch of North America is quiet, because the busiest possible place is quiet.

[PalmsTown]

Lol. Whatever you say. Every single block of midtown is always bustling no matter what. Sure buddy.

[PalmsTown]

I found lower manhattan much more vibrant and interesting at night. Sorry. I

[MichiVegas]

Originally Posted by PalmsTown

Lol. Whatever you say. Every single block of midtown is always bustling no matter what. Sure buddy.

Actually, yes, compared to other places in North America, I would label every single block of Midtown as generally bustling.

[PalmsTown]

I lived and worked in downtown chicago and lived in dc. There were blocks in midtown i didnt see much of a difference after work hours.