Top Five Things to do at Newark Airport
It does not mean that if you find yourself in Newark Airport that you have to stay in the airport for several hours on end boring yourself to death, spend money on several novels or pocketbooks which are double the price than when bought in a bookstore in a mall, or eating yourself to oblivion. Worse, some actually drink gallons of coffee to counteract the effects of the stress in the waiting which would only result to getting the day ruined. There are ways to entertain yourself or your family (especially the kids) around the airport area. Here are the top five choices of things to do at Newark Airport Parking Area.
Watch a movie
This is the most favorite activity for all of those waiting for their flights to be finally called. There are quite a few cinemas around the area of the airport which show the latest in movies. Not only is it a great place to lose a few hours, but the children would also get occupied and enjoy the movie they feel they had to miss because of the trip.
Spas
This is a great option for men and women who are always on the go and wish to spend an hour of relaxation that would rid the body and mind of all the stress that had accumulated for quite some time. There are massage therapists who can lull your body to sleep and rid the body of the bunched up and painful muscles commonly associated with stress. What is better than taking a flight feeling restored and rejuvenated?
Visit the historic museum
Those who like to look at museum pieces and relaxing in the quiet beauty of a museum can go visit the Liberty hall museum located just 2.7 miles from the airport. This museum offers up to more than 200 years worth of American history housed in a 1700 Victorian-style mansion. This is a good way to simply enjoy the quiet and solitude of a museum as well as viewing impressive antique pieces. The tour can last an hour, just the perfect time to wait out a delayed flight.
Go to a salon
For those women who were too busy to get a trim or style can now do so when they are waiting for their flights. They could also have a manicure and a pedicure if they so want. However, it may take a longer time to have a coloring done so a simple cut, blow dry and styling would be a great improvement. If the flight will only land to a hectic meeting then being physically prepared can be a boost to the self-esteem.
Eat in a fine restaurant
There are numerous restaurants which one can go to whether alone or as a group. If the trip to the airport meant missing out on a meal then this is a good option to visit. Not only are they near the airport but they serve great food, nothing like the paper like flavoured delicacies offered in airport restaurants.
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