Attendance
Find all the information you need to ensure smooth travel, an enjoyable visit to New York, and successful attendance at New York Valves 2024: The Structural Heart Summit.
Meeting Venue
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, North
Levels 4 and 5
429 11th Avenue
New York, NY 10001
The Javits Center, North is the New York Valves 2024 headquarters, located on the west side of Manhattan, at the intersection of 11th Avenue and 38th Street. Major transportation centers Moynihan Train Hall and Pennsylvania Station are within easy reach. The Javits Center is adjacent to Hudson Yards, Manhattan’s newest neighborhood, and the High Line, New York’s elevated public park.
Accommodations
Hotel Room Blocks for New York Valves 2024
CRF® has set aside a block of rooms at a discounted rate at these hotels. Rooms are limited, and the rate for New York Valves 2024 is subject to availability. Many of these hotels are within walking distance of the Javits Center, North.
Reservations
To book your hotel for New York Valves 2024, you must be registered for the meeting. If you have not already done so, register now. Then check your email for your registration confirmation, which includes details on booking your stay. You must book your hotel through the link provided in your confirmation email to receive the New York Valves 2024 rate (subject to availability).
Already registered? Find your confirmation in your email inbox! You must book your hotel through the link provided in your confirmation email to receive the New York Valves 2024 rate (subject to availability).
Deadline
Book by Friday, May 3, 2024, 11:59 PM EDT (UTC –4)
Book early for the best chance to secure the New York Valves 2024 rate. These rooms are limited, available on a first-come, first-served basis through Friday, May 3 or until inventory in the block is fully booked — whichever occurs first. Hotel accommodations and the New York Valves 2024 rate are subject to availability.
Cancellation
If you need to cancel, room cancellation must be made in accordance with each hotel cancellation policy. Please be sure to review the cancellation policy of your selected hotel when booking.
Caution
Watch out for booking scams! Fraudulent websites can pose as official websites of CRF® and New York Valves 2024. To avoid scams, be sure to book ONLY through the New York Valves 2024 booking link that you receive upon registration for the meeting. Please see more about how to avoid booking scams.
Food and Beverage
The Javits Center offers a variety of dining options, and the nearby Hudson Yards neighborhood has endless restaurants and eateries.
Coats and Bags
We recommend that you leave your luggage at your hotel. For security reasons, please do not leave your belongings unattended at any time during New York Valves 2024.
Travel
By Air
New York is accessible by three major airports:
- LaGuardia Airport (LGA): Just 10 miles northeast of the Javits Center, LGA is the closest airport and serves U.S. and some Canadian cities. Driving time to the venue is at least 35–40 minutes, but could be more than an hour, depending on traffic.*
- Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR): Located 17 miles southwest of the Javits Center, EWR serves domestic and international flights. Driving time to the venue is at least 30–35 minutes, but could be more than an hour, depending on traffic.*
- John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK): At 17 miles southeast from the Javits Center, JFK serves both domestic and international flights. Driving time is at least 45–50 minutes to the venue, but could be significantly more than an hour, depending on traffic.*
*Car-travel time can vary widely. Please plan accordingly.
Traveling from outside the United States?
Please view our International Travel page for more information about traveling from abroad.
Ground Transportation From Airports
Grab a yellow NYC taxi at the taxi stand outside LGA (metered fare to Manhattan) or JFK (flat rate to Manhattan). From EWR, curbside taxis are New Jersey yellow cabs.
Prearrange a licensed black-car limousine service (list of licensed black-car services).
See additional information on ground transportation from LGA, JFK, and EWR.
By Train
Long Distance: Amtrak provides long-distance train transportation to/from Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station.
New York Metropolitan Area: Commuter railroads include Long Island Railroad to New York Penn Station, Metro North Railroad to Grand Central Terminal, and New Jersey Transit to New York Penn Station. The PATH train is a New York to New Jersey subway serving nearby New Jersey locations.
By Car
Bringing a car to New York is not recommended. Street parking is not available, and garage parking is very expensive. If you do plan to drive to New York, check this list of parking garages near the Javits Center. See additional transportation information and directions to the Javits Center.
Within New York City
When exploring the city, avail yourself of the ample public transportation via subway and bus, in addition to the numerous taxis and ride-share services. The closest subway stations to the Jacob K. Javits Center are:
- 34th Street/Hudson Yards at 11th Avenue.
- 7 train, express and local.
- 34th Street/Penn Station at 8th Avenue.
- A, C, E trains, express and local.
- 34th Street/Penn Station at 7th Avenue.
- 1, 2, 3 trains, express and local.
Get To Know New York
The most populous city in the United States, anchoring the largest metropolitan area in the world, New York is a global center for the arts, medicine, live theater, communications, food, finance, music, fashion, and culture. New York is home to numerous world-class museums, unique attractions, Broadway theaters, endless dining options, diverse nightlife, and infinite shopping possibilities. It is also home to nearly 9 million people, collectively the most ethnically diverse population in the world, with an estimated 800 native languages spoken among its inhabitants.
Often referred to as New York City, to distinguish it from the state in which it resides, or just “the city” to locals, New York comprises hundreds of distinct neighborhoods spread among its five geographic boroughs — Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island. Manhattan, the 23-square-mile island anchored by the Hudson and East Rivers, is the business, tourism, and entertainment hub of the city, as well as home to numerous quiet residential neighborhoods. In its geographic center lies the 843-acre Central Park, home to walking and biking paths, a lake, thick woods, sports fields, an ice-skating rink, zoo, nature sanctuary, carousel, outdoor theater, a castle, and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. Fun fact: Central Park is the most filmed park in the world!
Delegate Pass
This mobile exclusive passport is a collection of curated attractions, retailers, and restaurants offering deals and discounts to redeem during your visit.
Learn More About Delegate Pass
New York Time and Weather
New York is in the U.S. Eastern Time zone. During the meeting, New York will be observing Daylight Saving time, and local time will be four hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC −4).
New York can be mild to hot in June, with an average high of 82°F and low of 68°F. Check today’s temperature in New York.
Your Guide to a Healthy On-Site Experience
(Subject to Change)
Protecting the health and safety of all attendees remains our top priority. To promote the safety of everyone at the conference, CRF® will follow all CDC guidelines, state and local requirements for in-person gatherings, and any additional restrictions in place at the venue at the time of the event. To learn more about current guidelines and requirements, please visit:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
New York City Department of Health
For information on local area transmission, please visit: NYC Data Page
You must not attend the conference (or must immediately leave the conference) if you have recently been exposed to COVID-19 or experience symptoms of COVID-19 during or within 10 days of the start of the conference. Symptoms include fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, runny nose, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea.
If you need a COVID-19 test to travel back to your home state or country, please find relevant information here:
Questions
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