Considering a trip to New York with the kids in 2022" As always, there’s tons for families to do in New York. But a few things have changed over the pandemic. Here?s what you need to know.
1. There are new places to visit and stay

While the world stayed home in 2020, property developers were busy making New York a city visitors would want to return to.
Johns of Bleeker Street in Greenwich Village is a kid-friendly spot that’s been around for almost 100 years. Photo: David La Spina/NYC & Company
Of course, plenty of new restaurants have cropped up around Manhattan over the past year, too! Here’s an up-to-date listing of restaurants in New York. If your toddler isn’t used to restaurants yet, try these tips for ensuring your restaurant experience doesn’t suck! 4. Flying to New York is better now
There are brand new terminals at Newark Liberty International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia Airport. A well-designed, modern airport with solid food options and strong safety measures makes travelling in and out of the city so much more enjoyable. Plus, for those in the Toronto area, Porter Airlines offers direct flights out of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, which is a much less chaotic experience than Pearson.
That said, no airport can make flying with little ones completely stress-free. Try these tips for keeping your kids entertained on the plane.
5. COVID rules vary depending on where you go
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