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Locations

The conference will take place at the unique venue New World Stages Manhattan, NYC. An old movie theater, renovated into one of the top off-Broadway houses, this venue is the quintessential New York City venue located just off the Times Square district!

Please note that we are moving both Josh Clark’s “Design For What’s Next” workshop (Oct. 22) and Vitaly Friedman’s “Smart Responsive UX Design Patterns” (Oct. 25) workshop to the Westin. All the other workshops remain at Microsoft Technology Center. Also, your workshop fee covers event costs and speaker payment — Microsoft does not receive any proceeds from your ticket fee.

New World Stages

Conference

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Located right in the heart of the bustling Theatre District, we'll be hosting SmashingConf NY at New World Stages. Expect comfortable seating, a beautiful quintessential New York atmosphere, and a very warm welcome.

Address

New World Stages
340 West 50th Street,
New York
NY 10019
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Website
http://newworldstages.com/

Microsoft MTC

Workshops

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The Microsoft MTC (Microsoft Technology Center) is right in the heart of Times Square. Close to transportation and endless food and entertainment options, this technology hub is located at 11 Times Square (with the entrance on 8th Ave).

Address

Microsoft Technology Center (Microsoft NYC)
11 Times Square, 5th & 6th Floor
(Between 41st & 42nd Streets on 8th Ave.)
New York
NY 10036
(212) 245-2100
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Website
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/mtc/locations/newyork.aspx

Getting There

New York is a top destination for tourists from around the world, so it stands to reason that the transport links are great! If you’re coming to town from JFK Airport or LaGuardia Airport, the fastest way to get to the city is by cab or Lyft. This should cost around $65 (including tolls and tip.)

A cheaper option to consider is one of the shuttle buses which don’t need to be booked in advance and run from all the local airports.

The cheapest option is public transportation. From JFK, you take the AirTrain ($5) to the Subway. Take the A, C, or E train ($3) towards Manhattan, getting off at the 42nd Street Port Authority Bus Terminal Station if you are staying at the Yotel.

If you are coming from LaGuardia, you can take the M60 express bus, which will connect you to 12 different Subway lines. This is the cheapest option to get into Manhattan from LaGuardia but is not the most straight-forward.

When you’re in the city, the famous NYC Subway will get you from location to location. Lyft is quite reasonably priced or, do your best Statue of Liberty impression and hail one of those iconic cabs!