Now, tourists coming into the Big Apple can also get their shots in the city, and that's just one part of the efforts to get more people vaccinated this weekend.
Previously to get vaccinated in the city, those who were residents or workers were only allowed to get the shot.
This week, the city expanded eligibility, getting state approval to improve access to those visiting.
Mobile vaccination vans will be set up at popular tourist sites.
"We will be in Times Square, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Central Park, the High Line, a variety of locations," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
There will also be other pop-up sites in Sunset Park, Flushing Meadows Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park.
At the mobile sites, people can get the one-shot dose of Johnson & Johnson.
The mayor says it's all about improving access.
"We want to go the extra mile, make it easy for tourists," de Blasio said. "If they are here, get vaccinated while they are here. It makes sense to put mobile vaccination sites where the tourists are, that is good for all of us they get vaccinated. It's good for them. It's another reason to be here and know you are going to be taken care of."
The pop-up sites will be open from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. rain or shine at those locations.
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