Midtown luggage storage

About Midtown New York

New York City’s Midtown neighborhood extends south from 59th Street to 14th Street and is bordered by the East River to the east and the Hudson River to the west. Many of NYC’s most noteworthy landmarks and attractions can be found in Midtown, including Times Square, the Empire State Building, and many more. Midtown is also home to New York City’s Theatre District and many famous performance venues, such as Carnegie Hall. 

Midtown is a popular tourist destination, drawing visitors from all over the world who wish to soak up the NYC culture, from the architecture to theatre, and everything in between. The last thing you need when navigating crowds is to be contending with bulky luggage. Fortunately, there are numerous Bounce locations within Midtown, so you can drop your belongings off and lighten your load for a day of exploring.

Things to do in Midtown

You’re liable to recognize many of the Midtown landmarks from movies, but they’re even better in person. Midtown is packed with incredible historic buildings, iconic performance venues, television studios, and so much more of what makes up American culture. There’s so much happening in this neighborhood that you could easily spend a lifetime exploring, but here are few suggestions to get you started.

• Do some shopping and admire the billboards and marquees in Times Square.
• Take in the view of the New York skyline from the observation deck of the Empire State Building.
• Photograph the stunning architecture of the iconic New York Public Library. Don’t miss the impressive Reading Room. 
• Fill up on fresh seafood at the Grand Central Oyster Bar, a neighborhood institution for over 100 years. 
• Admire the Art Deco architecture, check out the view from the observation deck, and grab a drink at one of the famous bars within Rockefeller Center. 
• Soak up the ambiance and marvel at the architecture of Grand Central Terminal, which you’ve surely seen in dozens of films and television shows.
• Catch a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden.
• Enter a Broadway ticket lottery to score inexpensive tickets to a Broadway show.
• Attend a concert performance at Carnegie Hall, which first opened in 1891.
• Visit the Eloise shop at the famous Plaza Hotel, or book the Eloise suite to trace the beloved character’s footsteps! 

Transit Options in Midtown

• Port Authority Trans Hudson (PATH)
• MTA subway: A, B, C, D, E, F, M, N, Q, R, W, S 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
• Long Island Railroad (LIRR) (to Penn Station)
• Amtrak (to Penn Station)
• New Jersey Transit (to Penn Station)

Luggage Storage in Midtown

Midtown is crowded and very popular among tourists, which means pickpocketing is a concern in this area. Traipsing around with luggage is a dead giveaway that you’re from out of town. Locate a convenient Midtown Bounce location and store your luggage so you can blend in better. Your visit is sure to be more enjoyable if you aren’t preoccupied with guarding your belongings the whole time. 

Luggage Storage Options Near Midtown

• Times Square: It may be touristy, but everyone needs to see Times Square once. Take in the shops, the billboards, and try to catch a live event if you can. Pickpockets are common in Times Square, so leave your bags with Bounce for safekeeping. 
• Rockefeller Center: There are tons of things to do within Rockefeller Center, from touring NBC studios, admiring the architecture, or visiting one of the restaurants. Find a nearby Bounce to stow your bags to avoid lugging around extra weight during your visit. 
• Empire State Building: No trip to NYC is complete without taking in the view from the Empire State Building. Since suitcases and luggage are not permitted on-site, drop your belongings at a Bounce nearby, so you aren’t turned away.
• New York Public Library: The New York Public Library can be spotted in many different films and television shows, but nothing beats seeing it in person. If you’re spending the day exploring Midtown on foot, drop your bags at a Bounce location to lighten your load.
• Madison Square Garden: If you’re attending an event at this famous venue, you won’t be able to bring anything more than a personal item. Leave your bags with a nearby Bounce partner while you enjoy your show. 
• Carnegie Hall: An iconic venue that first opened in the 19th century, Carnegie Hall is a bucket list destination for visitors and performers. Drop your luggage at a Bounce near 57th Street and 7th Avenue. Pick it up easily after your show lets out.
• Bryant Park: A popular respite from the surrounding concrete jungle, Bryant Park is the perfect place to lounge in the grass and people watch with a picnic. Find a nearby Bounce so you can wander the park without feeling weighed down. 
• Top of the Rock: The observation deck within Rockefeller Center offers a 360-degree view of the Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building. With three levels of observation decks, you’re bound to do a lot of walking here. Drop your bags at a Bounce in the neighborhood so you aren’t burdened with bulky luggage during your visit.