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I suggest allowing at least 3 hours for your visit—there's so much to see, and you don't want to rush through it.

After exploring the museum, take some time to walk around the memorial pools outside. It's a peaceful way to reflect, and it's free!

I suggest you arrive by 8 PM to snag a good spot. The later it gets, the more crowded it becomes and you might miss out on great performances from the start.

After the boat tour, check out the observation tower nearby for another perspective of the falls. It's a chill way to cap off your visit.

I recommend arriving right when the tour opens around 9 AM. You'll beat the crowds and get better views of the falls without a ton of people in the way.

Plan your bathroom breaks at the nearby McDonald's or fast food places. Public restrooms are tough to find, and those spots can help you avoid a long search.

My advice is to time your visit around sunset. There's nothing like seeing the city turn from vibrant lights to twinkling stars, but book your ticket in advance to get that prime time!

I think it’s really cool to check out the art deco architecture but don’t miss the secret rooftop gardens at the nearby areas. They offer a quiet break from the busy streets below.

If you can, try to catch a weekday show instead of a weekend one. It felt less crowded, and you might snag cheaper tickets. Plus, the vibe is just as fantastic!

If you’re tight on budget, visit on Fridays after 5 PM when it's free. Just be prepared for larger crowds, but you save a good penny!

My advice is to download the MoMA app before arriving. It has great information about the exhibits and can help you navigate better without spending money on a guide.

I suggest going on a weekday if you can. The weekends can get pretty crowded, and I found it easier to explore the exhibits with fewer people around.