Here’s where you started: > Try to get to Manhattan without paying the city a toll, for a helicopter permit, or a public transit ticket. I'll wait. Which was

Here’s where you started: > Try to get to Manhattan without paying the city a toll, for a helicopter permit, or a public transit ticket. I'll wait. Which was trivially answered. But now you want convenience. I am not sure why you’re fixated on this. Venice charges you per person per day to enter and stay in Venice. This is in addition to highway tolls on the way to Venice and tolls to cross the bridge to enter Venice. Roads aren’t free. Bridges aren’t free. NYC does not charge a fee per person per day, but you will similarly pay to cross bridges. So to recap for you: In Italy you pay to travel to Venice via your preferred method of travel. In Venice you pay a fee per person per day. In the US you pay to travel to NYC via your preferred method of travel. In NYC you do not pay a fee per person per day. Hope that simplified things enough for you.