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Экскурсия по частному подземному метро Нью-Йорка с гидом

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This private tour will completely demystify New York's famous subway system. and give you the secret history and inside story of the creation of the original 1904 subway line and how it grew into one of the most extensive transportation systems in the world. All the art, all the history, all the technical breakthroughs, all the "whys" and all the shenanigans that went into this spectacular achievement. This is a unique experience for visitors and locals alike. The tour is approximately 2.5-hours.

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Город: Нью-Йорк

Thu 29 May

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Что включено

Professional local guide for a group up to five MAXIMUM.

Дополнительная информация

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Price shown is per group
A small amount of walking is involved and there are some stairs
We DO NOT enter the tunnels. We view the City Hall Station from the safety of the train. We do not do anything illegal. We visit areas that are open to the public but, in some cases, overlooked.

Что ожидать

Brooklyn Bridge

The subway station, not the bridge. It is here, out side the station, were we get a bulk of the history. We enter the system here and it is here where the admission is paid. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

New York City Subway

We ride the original route and see the most beautiful abandoned station in the world. We will stop at Astor Place, then Grand Central Station and switch to the Shuttle to Times Square. Admission is paid one time only when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Times Square

The subway station, how it became the most important station in the system as well as the several million dollars worth of art installed there. Admission is paid when you enter the system at the beginning of the tour. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Astor Place

Subway Station with gorgeous terra cotta work. Admission is paid at the beginning of the tour when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Grand Central Terminal

How Grand Central Terminal Came to be, the prior 2 stations, how and why we almost lost the Terminal and the drastic steps to save it and renovate it. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Brooklyn Bridge

The subway station, not the bridge. It is here, out side the station, were we get a bulk of the history. We enter the system here and it is here where the admission is paid. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

New York City Subway

Times Square

Astor Place

Subway Station with gorgeous terra cotta work. Admission is paid at the beginning of the tour when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Grand Central Terminal

How Grand Central Terminal Came to be, the prior 2 stations, how and why we almost lost the Terminal and the drastic steps to save it and renovate it. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Brooklyn Bridge

The subway station, not the bridge. It is here, out side the station, were we get a bulk of the history. We enter the system here and it is here where the admission is paid. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

New York City Subway

Times Square

Astor Place

Subway Station with gorgeous terra cotta work. Admission is paid at the beginning of the tour when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Grand Central Terminal

How Grand Central Terminal Came to be, the prior 2 stations, how and why we almost lost the Terminal and the drastic steps to save it and renovate it. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Бруклинский мост

Станция метро, а не мост. Именно здесь, за пределами станции, мы узнаем большую часть истории. Мы входим в систему здесь, и здесь вход оплачивается. ВРЕМЯ ПРИБЛИЗИТЕЛЬНО.

Метро Нью-Йорка

Едем по оригинальному маршруту и видим самую красивую заброшенную станцию в мире. Мы остановимся на Astor Place, затем на Центральном вокзале и пересядем на шаттл до Таймс-сквер. Вход оплачивается один раз только при входе в систему. ВРЕМЯ ПРИБЛИЗИТЕЛЬНО.

Таймс Сквер

Станция метро, как она стала самой важной станцией в системе, а также установленные там произведения искусства на несколько миллионов долларов. Вход платный при входе в систему в начале тура. ВРЕМЯ ПРИБЛИЗИТЕЛЬНО.

Астор Плейс

Станция метро с великолепной терракотовой работой. Вход оплачивается в начале тура при входе в систему. ВРЕМЯ ПРИБЛИЗИТЕЛЬНО.

Центральный вокзал

Как появился Центральный вокзал, предыдущие 2 станции, как и почему мы чуть не потеряли вокзал и какие решительные шаги по его спасению и обновлению. ВРЕМЯ ПРИБЛИЗИТЕЛЬНО.

Brooklyn Bridge

The subway station, not the bridge. It is here, out side the station, were we get a bulk of the history. We enter the system here and it is here where the admission is paid. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

New York City Subway

Times Square

Astor Place

Subway Station with gorgeous terra cotta work. Admission is paid at the beginning of the tour when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Grand Central Terminal

How Grand Central Terminal Came to be, the prior 2 stations, how and why we almost lost the Terminal and the drastic steps to save it and renovate it. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Brooklyn Bridge

The subway station, not the bridge. It is here, out side the station, were we get a bulk of the history. We enter the system here and it is here where the admission is paid. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

New York City Subway

Times Square

Astor Place

Subway Station with gorgeous terra cotta work. Admission is paid at the beginning of the tour when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Grand Central Terminal

How Grand Central Terminal Came to be, the prior 2 stations, how and why we almost lost the Terminal and the drastic steps to save it and renovate it. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Brooklyn Bridge

The subway station, not the bridge. It is here, out side the station, were we get a bulk of the history. We enter the system here and it is here where the admission is paid. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

New York City Subway

Times Square

Astor Place

Subway Station with gorgeous terra cotta work. Admission is paid at the beginning of the tour when we enter the system. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

Grand Central Terminal

How Grand Central Terminal Came to be, the prior 2 stations, how and why we almost lost the Terminal and the drastic steps to save it and renovate it. TIMING IS APPROXIMATE.

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Отзывы (50)

Sean_M

Jul 2023

Great pictures Gary did a great job -I really enjoyed the tour and learned a lot -it was a lot of fun -I’ll definitely do it again

mikegB4293KB

Apr 2023

Gary was unscripted and his knowledge of the city and the subway system is amazing. I was not bored for a second. I recommend his tour highly and might do another with him soon.

Karen_S

Jan 2023

I was very disappointed in this tour. We all were really looking forward to seeing parts of the subway system most people don’t usually see or pay attention to and towards the end we did finally see some unusual artwork. The problem is that for half of the 2.5 hr time we were with the tour guide all we did was listen to him talk ( standing ) about the evolution of the subway cars. He had a prepared speech and no matter how load the noise was around us he proceeded weather we could hear or not. Gary is a very personable man obviously knows almost everything there is to know about the history of the NYC subway system but it would be so much more enjoyable if he would ask “ is there something in particular you would like to know about on this tour “. To me the evolution of the subway car should have been a small part not the main part of the presentation.

Ответ от хоста

Jan 2023

I am sorry that you did not enjoy the tour. This tour has received at least 72, Viator / Trip Advisor 5 Star reviews. Out of the over 75 reviews, I have only received 3 reviews that complained. Most of the complaints come from people that do not read the tour listing. Two of the reviews were for the large group version of the tour that is listed elsewhere – not on Viator (even though that tour is not sold through Viator, Viator left the reviews up anyway). One of those reviews basically complained that I did not take into account the schedule of the Long Island Rail Road for the start time of the tour. The one actual Viator purchased tour that complained was from someone who literally said he wanted to commit a serious criminal offense as well as put his life in incredible danger and was upset over the fact that we did not go down into the tracks. As I point out in the tour listing: We DO NOT enter the tunnels. We view the City Hall Station from the safety of the train. We do not do anything illegal. We visit areas that are open to the public but, in some cases, overlooked. I believe, and so did over 70 others, that I do point out the overlooked “areas”. And: This private tour will completely demystify New York's famous subway system. and give you the secret history and inside story of the creation of the original 1904 subway line and how it grew into one of the most extensive transportation systems in the world. All the art, all the history, all the technical breakthroughs, all the "whys" and all the shenanigans that went into this spectacular achievement. I have had people complain that we did not walk the tunnels, but no one has ever said that I only talked about the evolution of the IRT subway cars. I believe that I do demystify the history of the system and explain why it took New York City as long as it did to get a system. I talk about why the system is as safe as it is. I always ask my guests if they can hear me. I am aware that the system is noisy. The scenario of “no matter how load the noise was around us he proceeded weather we could hear or not” just does not happen. If an express train goes by, I stop talking until it has passed. As I say, “the tour is for you – not me”. When we are at Astor Place, the station with the ceramic beavers, we are at the midpoint of the tour. Starting with the ceramic double B’s near the beginning of the tour along with what I show you on my image pad, there is art, before the end of the tour. I am not sure if it is “unusual” or not but it is art. My “prepared speech” is the history of how the system happened. It gives everything context. The evolution of the IRT subway car is a small but important part of the tour and it is part of the history. I use it to show the development of what we have today based on lessons from the past – placement of doors for example. I also talk about the signal system and the use of Automatic Train Stops. What would you have said if I did ask “is there something in particular you would like to know about on this tour”? Would you have known what to ask? I always encourage questions; I always ask my guests, several times throughout the tour, if they have any questions. Is that not essentially the same thing?

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