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Yesterday my family and I were genuine tourists. First, I met them for dinner at the Hard Rock Cafe at Times Square.

The food was, as always on Hard Rock, great. However, the experience was not so great it could have been, had we had more time. You see, we were on a deadline to pick up tickets to a Broadway-show. So after the dinner, we went straight up to the Ambassador Theater, and saw the legendary musical Chicago.

The show was great, and the performers so talented. It was an ultimate Broadway-experience to see one of the most classic and famous shows of them all.
After the show the night was still young, and the air was clear. So we decided to stop by Empire State Building on our way home, for a quick look at the city from above. We figured, that since it was so late in the evening (and quite cold), there would not be too many tourist visiting the Empire, and then there would be few queues.
Unfortunately, we were terribly wrong. We ended up standing in line for about 90 minutes, and when we finally came up, we were so tired that we only bared to be up there for 10 minutes. Nevertheless, it really was a spectacular sight, with the straight lines of traffic light moving in grid-pattern around the fabulously up lighted skyscrapers.