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Originally Posted by Perklol
was at HL park a few days and o dear, there's not enough room for people to move/walk. Maybe they could expand the elevated tracks a bit, idk people need breathing room
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o dear, indeed, because this is not only disingenuous, it borders on trolling if that's all you have to say about it. it's not like that all the time. any morning you can have the highline park all to yourself. as mentioned above, by late afternoons and evenings the unwieldy crowds have dispersed as well. now during prime times i couldn't agree more, but using common city sense those are all knowable and avoidable for the most part. even if you do get stuck, the views and the experience are worth braving the crowds regardless. in the very worst case scenario, it's not like you can't step off of it for a bit, visit an art gallery or the hudson river park next to it or something and then pop back on. it's more than well worth any inconveniences.