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Watch on YouTube at 0:16Original video by Tours by Foot - New York. Player not loading? Open the original above.

Greeley Square Park

Sixth Avenue at West 32nd Street, New York, NY

A handy Midtown pit stop between sightseeing and shopping. Meredith from Tours by Foot points to Greeley Square’s public restroom near Sixth Avenue and West 32nd Street, with another option at Herald Square to the north. The park operator confirms these facilities are free and open to the public.

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Video by Tours by Foot - New York · 2026-09-04

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Bryant Park

38 West 42nd Street, New York, NY

A practical pit-stop pointer from Meredith at Tours by Foot: the well-known Bryant Park restroom sits along 42nd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. The guide shows the building and praises the facilities. Use the park operator’s current schedule when planning your stop; the hours spoken in the video differ.

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Video by Tours by Foot - New York · 2026-05-27

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Madison Square Park APT

New York City, New York

A tiny automated pit stop, seen in ActionKid’s 2018 walkthrough. He explores the toilet, controls and exit, and reports problems with paper and the dryer during that visit. Treat those as historical observations. Today’s official fee guidance conflicts: NYC DOT says free, while NYC311 still lists 25 cents. Check the unit’s current signage.

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Video by ActionKid · 2018-10-17

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