The New York Sightseeing Pass: Choose between 1-10 days to visit 100+ attractions

Name: The New York Sightseeing Pass: Choose between 1-10 days to visit 100+ attractions
Brand: Hellotickets
SKU: HTProd33067
Price: 125 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (160 reviews)

4.2

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Duration: from 1 to 10 days

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Supercharge your NYC experience with access to over 100 of the biggest landmark destinations and experiences for up to 10 days. TOP ATTRACTIONS including: Empire State Building Madame Tussauds New York NY Aquarium Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center American Museum of Natural History Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum MoMA Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Whitney Museum of American Art Bronx Zoo Central Park Zoo New York Botanical Garden Big Bus Essential Hop on Hop off Tour (48 hrs.) The Edge Rise NY 9/11 Ground Zero Walking Tour The Ride Woodbury Common Premium Outlets trip

Discounts at Select Restaurants, Retailers, and Entertainment Options
Note: Access to the Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus valid for 48 hrs., regardless of the duration of your pass.
Choice of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 10 calendar days of 100+ attractions.

Edge is the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, with a one-of-a-kind design.
With a short bus ride from NYC, The Woodbury Common Premium Outlets offers unbeatable prices at more than 220 stores.

You’ll see top designers like Coach, Tory Burch, Dolce & Gabbana, Burberry, Prada and many more! Plus, get great deals (often over 50% off!) on your favorite apparel brands, including J. Crew, Ann Taylor, Gap Factory, The North Face and Banana Republic. Determine your own schedule and choose from 4 departure times and 9 return times throughout the day, with the option to plan as you go. Our round-trip bus ride and exclusive coupon book makes for an enjoyable day of upscale shopping without the headache or high-end price tags. Round-trip ticket is included with your Pass.
Step into the indoor and outdoor 360-degree Observatory that provides unmatched views from the heart of New York City and beyond.
Where you go and what you do with this fully-customizable, money-saving pass is up to you. Soak up 360-degree views of the city from on top of One World Observatory, explore New York aboard a hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus trip, visit the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, and more. If you’re looking for an activity, try out a fun range of tours like street art tour of Brooklyn, a Soho and Little Italy walking tour, or a multi-hour bike rental. The choice is yours.

American Museum of Natural History
Museum of the City of New York
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Madison Square Garden
Madame Tussauds New York
New-York Historical Society Museum & Library
El Museo del Barrio
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Fraunces Tavern Museum
Luna Park at Coney Island (Seasonal)
Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Ground Zero Museum Workshop
Discover 'World of AI·magination': Where human creativity and artificial imagination unlock every pixel to a portal of unlimited wonder.
Museum at Eldridge Street
Big Bus Essential Tour will provide access to their Downtown and Uptown tours including highlights of Battery Park, China Town, Times Square and more.

4.2

· 160 Reviews

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Thorough review incoming! We actually had generally an excellent experience with the sightseeing pass and would purchase them again if we were in NYC. I have rated it 4/5 because on the last day we used the pass, they added a whole load of new attractions, including things we had paid for ourselves already, so we were annoyed we missed out. The only attraction we had trouble getting into was Luna Park, when the pass updated above, it also added a note on the Luna Park pass item to say these were only being accepted from late May. We were annoyed the app didn't state this earlier as we had planned specifically a day in Coney Island and it basically got wasted (and it's not exactly a short trip from Manhattan to Coney Island) However aside from this, we were able to visit everything we wanted, and in the end saved about $600, so I can't complain too much (even if we paid for Luna Park, we would have still saved $hundreds overall). There was more we had planned to do, such as Edge and the Radio City tour but we were just too tired, however we could have gotten even more value out of the pass. We got the passes for six days. A few attractions we had to book onto in advance (Statue of liberty tour, 9/11 tour, AMNH, ESB, Grand Central tour, speakeasy tour, potion making @ The Cauldron) - I'd 100% recommend this so you don't miss out. We got our passes about 6 weeks in advance. There were a couple of attractions (NY Aquarium and Central Park zoo) which were 'call to book' which we did not book onto in advance even though the website said we should (due to us not having a US phone number). On both attractions they still let us in no problem, however I think this was fine in low-season. In the summer I'd definitely book. When going for the Statue of Liberty tour, a few people had another of the passes (I think GoCity) which didn't include the ferry, so they had to pay out of pocket, which really got some of them angry, whilst us with the sightseeing pass were just chilling knowing we had it included! Just something to bear in mind if you are debating between passes. Activities we did from the pass and our thoughts: 9/11 walking tour - our guide Jonathan was fantastic, probably the best tour guide we had in NYC, amazing tour. Doesn't include 9/11 museum but we learnt so much. Definitely worthwhile. AMNH - It was a good museum, probably more kid orientated. I would probably not go again as we have some amazing museums which are very similar in UK (and free!), but it was interesting, at the very least a throwback to the 'Night at the Museum' movie! Big Bus - Great way to see the city and get around during the day (last buses run at 4PM and 5PM for the different loops). The audio commentary is fine, learnt some cool things, but it was nice just to sit in the sun and watch the city go by! Bowlero - includes one game and some arcade credit. We had a great time, it was a good way to kill an hour, but bear in mind, like many places in NYC, there is a waiting list you join when you arrive. Expect a long wait if it's busy, we waited about 20 minutes with a few people in front of us. Central Park Zoo - This is a decent little zoo. Great way to kill an hour if you love animals, although it was heaving with school kids on daytrips. The Red Pandas, Snow Leopards, and Parrots were best. ESB - contrary to what a lot of people told me, this was probably my favorite observatory, especially for photography, as others like TOTR and 1 WTC had glass in the way of the view which means any photograph has glare and reflection. There was also some interesting things on the way to the top about how the ESB was built. Only thing worth noting about ESB is the queues at the top for the lifts to the observation deck were very long. We got the stairs instead but it's a heck of a workout. Just be aware you maybe in for some cardio or a long wait. Intepid museum - great for those interested in planes/boats/military/submarines. My partner is very interested in military so this was great for him, but even for me the space exhibit was very good and it was cool to go in the submarine and on and aircraft carrier. They have space shuttle Enterprise (free to see with pass) and a concord (NOT included in pass). Please note you have to be very physically mobile and reasonably slim to go on the submarine, before going on they make you jump through a hole in the wall to see if you are agile enough and can fit. Also avoid if you are claustrophobic. NY Aquarium - it's fine, I've definitely been to better aquariums, I've also been to much worse. I probably wouldn't go again, there are much better aquariums in the UK, but it's fine if you are in the area and have a few hours to kill, or are interested in marine life. It's modern, clean, there are some cool things to see. Grand Central Tour - Great little tour and so much to learn about Grand Central, our tour guide, Joe, was fantastic, very engaging and fun. They give you little over-ear headphones so you can hear the guide speak as it's very loud inside GC. One World Observatory - An amazing observatory with great views over NYC. It's the tallest building in the western hemisphere. The lift to the top was very sleek and quick, you don't need multiple lifts like ESB. Bear in mind to pick a day with good visibility - it's an extremely tall building so is often in the clouds. We were lucky as our hotel was a few minutes walk away, so we just popped in early one morning when it was sunny. Statue of Liberty tour (and ferry) - Fascinating tour includes Statue of Liberty Island and Ellis island. The tour guide tells you a bit about both on each island then lets you wander for a while. Our tour guide Charles was great and knew so much about the history of the statue and the area. I love that he had a personal connection to Ellis Island. Speakeasy Pub and Prohibition Tour - Another fantastic tour. This is not child friendly or prude friendly, a great tour of three modern and fun speakeasys (drinks/food not included). Our tour guide, Kamala, was fantastic, she was so much fun and so knowledgeable. It was also my birthday (as well as two others on the tour) and she arranged for us all to get a free treat at the second bar! The Cauldron Potion making - This was so much fun, especially if you like all things witchy/Harry Potter. So much fun to make your own potion cocktail (this place does have child friendly cocktails!). Staff were really fun and our 'potion master' Tee was great and so much fun. You only get to make one potion with the sightseeing pass whilst full paying guests get to make two. TOTR - The Rock is probably the best observatory if you want to see the 'iconic' sights of NY. ESB and 1WTC are good (in their own ways), but they are very iconic themselves so when you go up these observatories, you miss out on seeing them themselves. The literal top of Rockefeller center is pretty unassuming and boring (the fountain at the bottom is more where it's at with this one), so it's a great observatory to go up and see all the other iconic buildings all together. We went late at night so there was no queue, but I saw people queueing out the door during the daytime. It was nice to go up at nighttime and see the skyline all lit up. Side note: at one point we considered doing the Escape room but upon checking the website it was very booked up. If this is something you want to do, I would follow the website guidance that reservations are strongly recommended.

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We purchased three Flex Passes (4 attractions) using a promo code. Passes were delivered immediately through email and the app. Easily added to Apple wallet. We were able to use for three attractions (Museum of Broadway, Fotografiska and Radio City Music Hall tour) with no problem or issue at each site. Tried to use on our last night at Top of the Rock and again at Top of the Rock the following morning. Unfortunately, the wait for the next available admission did not work with our needs (morning attempt had us arrive before 10:30 am and the next admission was 8:45 pm). There is no fast lane/pass for this pass. With better planning, we would have been able to use all four admissions. Would use again on our next trip to NYC. Like the flexibility of the Flex Pass to purchase the number of attractions to fit our schedule.

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If you use this pass properly it will save you a lot of money. We bought the Flex pass for 7 items using a sale and promo code for $188 each. We uses it for the transfer to our Times Square hotel from LaGuardia (book 2 days ahead), the Intrepid museum, Food on Foot tour of Midtown, The Edge, Museum of Broadway, tussauds wax museum (instead of a planned outdoor tour due to 2 days of rain) and a tour of Madison Square Gardens. It was well worth it as everything we do would have been $40-60 each.

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The pass is highly recommended and everything worked without further problems or delays. However, you always have to show the pass at the counter to get a ticket. So you can not just walk in with the pass in the attraction.