You can use your ticket for 3 consecutive days. It could either be 2 days in The MET Fifth Avenue and 1 day in The Met Cloisters or 1 day each in the 3 MET (including The MET Breuer).

Да. Это просто и хорошо обозначено. Единственная проблема в том, что прогулка полностью в гору, а холм очень крутой. Тем не менее, это очень выполнимо. Da. Eto prosto i khorosho oboznacheno. Yedinstvennaya problema v tom, chto progulka polnost'yu v goru, a kholm ochen' krutoy. Tem ne meneye, eto ochen' vypolnimo.

About an hour and fifteen minutes with the short walk door to door.

Yes

Doubtful..... but it is really really close to the city… 15 minutes… Where there are many hotels.. You are very close to the upper West Side

From Times Square, enter at 8th Av and take the A train to 190 Street. Take the elevator out, where it is a 10-15 minute walk to the museum. From Rockefeller Center, take the B or D train to 59 St - Columbus Circle, transfer to the A train, and ride the A to 190 St. From the subway elevator exit, you can also take the M4 bus, which drops you off right at the museum entrance. A free transfer is available to the bus from the subway.

there is a the new leaf restaurant in the same area within the fort tyron park, but we didnt eat at it but seemed nice and a lot of people were there, ofcourse there is a cafe at the museum too which was super busy.

You can take a NYC public bus which drops you right at the entrance to the museum. You can use your metro card so its the cheapest option as well. Its a long ride, but you get to see the city along the way. I took the bus from Broadway and 111th street. It took about 45 minutes. You can take the subway also, which would be faster than the bus, but it doesn't go all the way and you do need to walk a bit. A taxi would be prohibitive in price.

Bonjour, Veronique. We clear our galleries 15 minutes before closing. Please allow yourself amble time before closing to experience The Met Cloisters. Merci!