Central Park Horse & Carriage Rides At Risk!
If you have never been on the traditional NYC horse and carriage rides around the city, you had better hurry up and book your trip because Mayor De Blasio is putting an end to this silly nostalgic nonsense.
As the mayor insists that horse-drawn carriages in Central Park will be gone once the owners licenses end in 2016, however, tourists, residents and those who take care of the horses say the industry is part of the city’s heritage.
Today’s Question
What do you think? Should the city put an end to this NYC tradition?
December 2, 2014
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