Archive for June, 2009

Opened on September 22, 1924, The Roosevelt Hotel offered exquisite accommodations and phenomenal service to the 1100 guestrooms. The first glimpse into the heart of The Roosevelt Hotel was (and still is) the elegant and spacious lobby with varying levels of public space and, at that time, a passageway directly to Grand Central Station.

The Grand Ballroom was designed with romance in mind with high ceilings, balconies, original Tiffany chandeliers and a mural by Arthur Crisp with the Cinderella story as its theme. The timeless design is the perfect backdrop for any event from a wartime ship dance in 1920′s to a modern day wedding.

History lives at The Roosevelt Hotel. Take a trip back in time and look through
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Baseball season is in full swing and in celebration of the new CitiField and Yankee Stadium, The Roosevelt Hotel New York is offering a For Love of the Game experience.

Starting at a rate of $215, now through the end of baseball season, The Roosevelt Hotel will provide you with everything you need for the ultimate all-American baseball weekend. All the bases are covered from an exclusive pre-game tour of the stadium to an NYC food tour.

Here’s the deal…prior to arriving, you will receive ticket advice to make sure that you get the best tickets available within your price range for which ever game you prefer. Once that is
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Congratulations to Maurice and Miara Shaw from Houston, Texas and Mik and Kim from Arizona!!! Both took home great prizes from Callaway, Dewar’s and Pinks and Greens, complete with a Golf Bag, at the mad46 Tee It Up! event.

It was a little soggy out, but everyone had a great time playing Wii Golf and on the indoor Putting Green.  Thanks to everyone for coming out! 

Check out some more photos of the evening on our Flickr page.
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The Statue of Liberty has been a symbol of freedom and democracy since it was presented United States in 1886 by the people of France. Standing on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, it welcomes visitors, immigrants, and returning Americans traveling by ship (before we were jet set).

Since 9/11, Lady Liberty has been closed to the public due to security concerns, but beginning this July 4th, you will be able to hike up the 168 steps leading to the crown and its 25 windows. There is a restriction of only 10 people maximum, that will be able to occupy the crown at any time, allowing for 30 visitors an hour. The visitors that get to visit the 265-foot-high crown will be chosen by a
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It’s that time again when Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and other contenders hit the greens at Bethpage State Park for the 2009 US Golf Open. Tickets are hard to come by, but you can win FREE PASSES for Sunday, June 21st, if you come by mad46 dressed in your wackiest golf outfit this Saturday from 3:00pm – 9:00pm.

Need help finding an outfit? Check out the Ash and Ash blog at Golf Week. They seem to know the “who’s who” in golf fashion. Ladies, you can visit PinksandGreens.com for some very cool outfits and accessories (like this Kimono Golf Belt!)

Join other golf enthusiasts at mad46 and watch the tournament on our flat
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