New York Sightseeing Day Pass: 100+ Attractions including One World Observatory in New York City booking from $154.00

New York Sightseeing Day Pass: 100+ Attractions including One World Observatory

Overview

Supercharge your NYC with access to over 100 of the biggest landmark destinations and experiences for up to 10 days.

TOP ATTRACTIONS including:

Madame Tussauds New York
NY Aquarium
One World Observatory
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center
9/11 Memorial and Museum
American Museum of Natural History
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
MoMA
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Whitney Museum of American Art
Bronx Zoo
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Central Park Zoo
New York Botanical Garden
Circle Line Landmarks Cruise
Circle Line Liberty Cruise
Beyond King Tut Immersive Experience by National Geographic (until January 1 2023 only)

City: New York City

Wed 20 Nov

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Unique Activities (21) Transfers & Transportation (103) Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises (113) Entry Tickets (47) Sporting Events (1) Good for Small Groups (6) Seasonal & Holiday Tours (41) Walking Tours (697) Outdoor Activities (20) Limitied Availability Tours (6) LGBT Friendly Tours (4) Family-friendly Activities (7) Solo Travelers' Tours (147) Food & Drinks (27) Travelers recommend (73) Good for Groups (8) Top Activities (18) Guided Audio Tours (3) Art, Culture & History (135) Attractions to explore (38)

What's Included

Discounts at Select Restaurants, Retailers, and Entertainment Options

Note: Access to the Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus valid through 1 day, regardless of duration of pass.

Choice of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 10 calendar days of 100+ attractions.

Route and map

Meeting point

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Bronx
2900 Southern Blvd,

Your Mobile Guidebook: The New York Sightseeing Pass Mobile Guidebook (https://www.sightseeingpass.com/en/new-york/attraction-list/ota)

How to use: Your pass is available for immediate use. Your voucher contains a unique barcode for use on your mobile phone as your ticket. Attractions will scan the code and you’ll be in!
• This pass is valid for the amount of consecutive calendar days you've purchased and ends on midnight on the last calendar day
• The pass is activated the first time you use it
• If the pass is used to make a reservation online or over the phone your card will not be activated until you arrive on the date of the reservation. All reservations must be made for a day in which the pass is still valid
• You may only visit each attraction once
• If you have any questions, please contact your local supplier at +1-844-400-PASS (+1-844-400-7277)

Departure point: Pass can be redeemed at 42nd Street /Port Authority Bus Terminal station

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
This pass is valid for the amount of consecutive calendar days purchased, ending on midnight of the last calendar day.
Each attraction/tour may only be visited once.
Entry process and hours of operation for individual attractions vary, especially around holiday periods.
Advanced reservations may be necessary for limited-space-tours included on the pass.
Accessibility differs per attraction/tour.
Face masks required for travellers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas

What To Expect

New York Botanical Garden

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.

Statue of Liberty

Ellis Island

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

El Museo del Barrio

Museum of the City of New York

New-York Historical Society Museum & Library

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Madame Tussauds New York

American Museum of Natural History

Museum at Eldridge Street

Madison Square Garden

Brooklyn Historical Society

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Snug Harbor Cultural Center

Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor

Museum of Jewish Heritage

Ground Zero Museum Workshop

Luna Park in Coney Island

Luna Park at Coney Island

City Sightseeing New York

One World Observatory

National Geographic - Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience

You will see groundbreaking immersive exhibition on the 100th year anniversary of the discovery that takes you on the wondrous expansive journey through the true story and real artifacts of one greatest archeological discoveries of all times. Limited time exhibition until Jan 1 2023

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (226)

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kittykatbrown

Apr 2018

Three days in new york and we bought 3 day pass with rockafella visit and ferry. Id recommend getting on early. Some parts of the day were quite bust. Live tour guides were great. I wouldn’t take the night tour if you have dine the day tour to Brooklyn as its basically the same thing.

intowntraveller

Apr 2018

Just back from 3 nights / 4 days in NYC. My 12 year old son bought the one day Sightseeing Pass for the two of us as a surprise... So sweet and generous. I perused the reviews here to learn how to make the most of it - honestly I am not a "sightseeing tour" type of person but I can say based on the help we got from reading reviews, we had a fantastic day. We opted to not partake in the hop on/ hop off bus. Seemed to be so many negative complaints about the bus. We spent time reviewing our options and mapping out our day ahead of time which seemed to be crucial to us being able to experience so much. We visited the following attractions (yes all in one day!), for a total value of $461 if you paid entry at each attraction: * One World Observatory * Behind the Scenes at Radio City Music Hall * Top of the Rock * MOMA * Gulliver's Gate * Madame Tussaud's * Ripley's Believe it or Not * The Ride (entertaining bus tour around Midtown) We read about the long lines at various attractions and most especially people saying that they got to One World Observatory only to be told to return three hours later. Since that particular attraction is so far away from all others, it would have killed our day if we had to return, so we decided to get there first and a bit early. We arrived at 8:30, got a timed ticket for 9:15, killed some time having a bagel and coffee and went to check in and were admitted early -- actually got upstairs at about 9:05 as there was no line (elevator to the 102nd floor takes less than a minute!). When we got upstairs, I felt the building swaying and it freaked me out so we didn't stay too long. The views are bar none - my favorite view was of the bridges to Brooklyn. Stunning. When we were leaving at about 9:30 the line was VERY long so we were happy about getting there early. To get there we took the E train from 34th Street right by our hotel, couldn't have been easier, faster, and also economical way to travel. We did not visit the 911 museum as we had been there just two years ago and spent quite a bit of time then. New to us (aside from the OWO) was the underground passage from the train to One World Trade Center, the shopping plaza underneath the amazing architectural feature. Very cool. So, then back on the train, this time taking us to Rockefeller Center. We went straight away to Radio City and got tickets to the 10:15 tour, had to wait less than 10 minutes. The tour was a favorite of both of ours and I highly recommend it. We got to meet a Rockette! The art deco features of this venue are simply amazing. From there, right next door to check in at Top of the Rock. We had about an hour to kill and it was just about lunch time so we had lunch (wanted something nice and restful (i.e. sit down and get served) so went to DelFrisco's right there at Rockefeller Center) and returned to head up for another skyscraper tour (honestly one was enough for me, but my son wanted to do this... I don't do well with heights). Left there and went to MOMA (more for me than my son - I hadn't been in a while and wanted to show him the masterpieces on the 5th floor - we also greatly enjoyed the photography exhibit on the 3rd floor). I kept us moving at a fast clip in the museum as I didn't want to lose my son's interest. No line here by the way. Radio City, Top of the Rock and MOMA were all within steps of each other... from here we moved down and to the West a bit (on foot, maybe 20 minute walk tops) to Gulliver's Gate - not something I would have paid for if I didn't have the pass but glad we went! It was very cool. And then to Madame Tussaud's. I thought it would be awful but it was awesome - we both loved it! I sent a picture of my son high fiving the pope to my mom and she was flabbergasted wondering where we were! gotcha! Some of the figures were so incredibly accurate that it was eerie! Then right next door to Ripley's Believe it or Not - terrible! hated it! so glad it wasn't something we spent out of pocket on. We had about an hour to kill before "the Ride" (which you meet right across the street from Ripley's). We went to Shake Shack and sat for a while - needed it after a long day of here and there. Split some fries and a shake and then it was time to get on the bus. It was really fun. Total touristy but if you let yourself go and clap along, sing along, and laugh, it would be hard to not have a good time. I won't spend too much time reviewing the experience as you can look it up here on TA, but it was worth it (again not something I likely would have done if we didn't have the Pass, but this was the beauty of the pass, pack it all in while we could). A couple of tips... my son bought the passes online ahead of time and we printed out the voucher at home. We were under the impression that we had to go to the Sightseeing Pass office on 8th Ave. to turn these vouchers into actual Passes, but that wasn't the case. The only reason why that would have been necessary is if we wanted to use the hop on/ hop off bus (which as mentioned we opted not to do, mostly felt it would slow us down and everything we planned was pretty easy to get to on foot or by subway to the world trade center, also I really got steered away from the bus by other reviewers here). Another tip, if you are in an area with several attractions, consider going to the one projected to have the longest line first, get your tix and then visit another while you wait. We thought we'd go to MOMA while waiting to get up to the Top of the Rock but there was just enough time for lunch so that worked better. We had been previously out to the Statue of Liberty so we didn't do that, but I could imagine if we had wanted to do that we wouldn't have done so many other things... It was a really long day and we were super tired by the end but loved all the things we go to see, do and experience. Both of us picked the Radio City tour as our favorite and Ripley's as our least favorite. Of the two sky scraper tours, we both thought One World Observatory had the better views, but try both! My son was sooo excited to go the Madame Tussaud's.. I thought it was going to be totally cheesey but I thought it was great! We both loved it. Our timing on this was Friday April 20th. So not the busiest time of year but we were visiting during Massachusetts school vacation and there were school groups around the city. The longest line we actually had to stand and wait in was Madame Tussaud's which was 20 minutes. We had breakfast while waiting at OWO and had lunch while waiting at TOTR. I hope my tips are helpful for some -- I certainly felt the reviews I read on here were extremely helpful to us on how to structure our day.

tatadarko

Apr 2018

Bought a 6 attraction flex pass, used it only for 5 because of their fault. I was not the only one as I met several people who had the same problem. Not only was I cheated of one attraction, they also refused to provide any kind of refund. There are probably more reliable passes. Avoid. Also, the boat ride to the Statue of Liberty is a joke since you can only see the statue from the boat (you don't disembark).

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