The New York Pass: 100+ Attractions including Empire State Building

No New York visit is complete without an official welcome from Lady Liberty. Visit the Statue of Liberty and explore Ellis Island, where more than 12 million immigrants were processed upon their arrived in the United States. Three experiences in one: free return journey on Ellis Island ferry; visit the Statue of Liberty and free entry to Ellis Island Immigration Museum* *Does not include entry to pedestal or crown levels inside Statue of Liberty - must be purchased separately

Breathtaking panoramas stretching miles in all directions, Top of the Rock has the best view in NYC with its perfect view of the Empire State Building. Day and night, gaze across the city's great landmarks and skyscrapers. Located 850ft above ground atop the Art Deco Comcast Building, don't miss picture-perfect views of Manhattan and the Empire State Building. New York Pass Tips Indoor and outdoor viewing decks Enjoy multi-story observation decks Open until midnight - visit day and night

The 9/11 museum takes an in-depth look at the story through artifacts, testimonies and first-hand accounts. Gaze into the reflecting pools of the memorial and take in the tranquil pavilion of the 9/11 memorial before learning more about the Twin Towers tragedies through respectful interactive exhibits.

A scenic and stress-free way to explore the city - relax as Big Bus tours take you across Manhattan, discovering all the sights and landmarks including Empire State Building, Times Square, Central Park and the Statue of Liberty. TripAdvisor's top-rated NYC bus tour, Big Bus New York is the only sightseeing bus with live commentary and hop-on-hop-off access at 25+ bus stops located across the city.

Get your selfie sticks ready. Madame Tussauds New York in the heart of Times Square is the only place with no ropes or barriers holding you back from your favorite stars. Voted as one of New York’s most unique attractions, Madame Tussauds invites you to pose “in a moment in time” with the world’s most iconic musicians, A-list stars, sports legends, world leaders and more. With over 85,000 square feet of interactive entertainment, including Mission: Undead experience and Marvel Super Hero 4D Experience, the world-famous wax attraction is bigger and better than ever.

Ignite your curiosity about the universe at the beloved 148-year old American Natural History Museum. From show-stopping displays such as the 94-foot blue whale and Tyrannosaurus Rex, to taxidermy specimens, fossils and anthropological artifacts, the Natural History Museum can't be missed. Since 1869, the museum inspired generations and explore the history of the world around us and beyond. Discover four floors of science, nature and history as you wander through incredible exhibits.

See New York's iconic skyline from the water with your choice of boat tour, from the best of NYC to a sunset cruise of the harbor lights and more. Marvel at the beauty of New York's waterfront and spot the city's landmarks aboard Circle Line Sightseeing cruises. Award-winning guides, famous routes, state-of-the-art boats and magnificent views of the NYC skyline, complete your New York adventure with Circle Line cruises (choice of five NYC cruises). Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Opened in 1929, MoMA's collection of contemporary art has grown to be one of the best and largest in the world. Rotating permanent exhibitions, visiting collections and iconic masterpieces - the Museum of Modern Art is a New York icon. Architecture, design, drawings, paintings, sculptures, photography, prints, illustrated books, film and mixed media - the Museum of Modern Art's collection welcomes 2.8 million visitors a year.

Discover an oasis in the middle of the NYC metropolis. Do as the locals do and cycle through Central Park, stopping at famous attractions such as Strawberry Fields, Shakespeare Garden and Cherry Hill fountain. Featured in films, television, art and literature, Central Park is a key part of New York's character. The complete Central Park experience - join a 2-hour bike tour with an expert guide and discover the park highlights. Alternatively, explore Central Park at your own pace with bicycle rentals.

Nicknamed the "Showplace of the Nation", Radio City Music Hall is New York's premier entertainment venue. Since opening in 1932, it has welcomed over 300 million guests and some of the greatest performers in history through its doors. Located in historic Rockefeller Center, the Music Hall is one of New York's most popular tourist destinations. From the Grammy's and the Tony's to the Rockettes and more, it has hosted some of the biggest live events. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Over 5,000 years of art, more than 2 million works and more than 30 annual exhibits - The Met is one of the most famous museums in the world and the center of art in NYC. Home of the annual Met Gala, "fashion's biggest night out", the Met welcomes over 7million visitors every year. From Leonardo da Vinci and Georgia O'Keeffe to Pablo Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh and many more, discover many of the world's most prolific artists and their masterpieces at The Met.

A NYC architectural masterpiece, the Guggenheim museum is home to one of the finest modern art collections in the world. Ascend the landmark's grand spiral and experience its special exhibitions and permanent collections. Designed by visionary architect Frank Lloyd Wright and completed in 1959, the Guggenheim Museum is one of the most recognized museums in NYC, curating one of the most incredible collections of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, early Modern and contemporary art in the world.

Discover New York's dynamic Midtown with the ultimate entertaining and interactive bus tour, complete with an expert guide, comedic commentary, singers, dancers and instrumentalists. The streets of New York come alive like a Broadway show along this 75-minute tour. A New York bus tour with a difference, experience the excitement of the city while taking in the beautiful vertical views. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Located in Midtown Manhattan, the Rockefeller Center is spread over 89,000 square meters and is home to Top of the Rock as well as over 100 murals, sculptures and mosaics. One of the last major buildings in the United States to incorporate public art in the architecture, its an icon of American design. Join an expert historian on a journey back 80 years and discover the rich history and breathtaking artistry of one of New York's most famous landmarks. Explore the Center's most famous and important buildings, gardens and spaces; follow along with your own personal headset and enjoy this uninterrupted account through a closed circuit connection. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Get a true New York experience on the brand-new Madison Square Garden® All Access Tour™! As home to some of New York’s favorite pro teams –NBA’s New York Knicks and NHL’s New York Rangers –and host to scores of legendary boxing matches and concerts, The World’s Most Famous Arena® is a must-see during your trip to New York City. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

One of the greatest buildings from the Great Depression Era, discover the history and treasures within the Art-Deco-style Rockefeller Center. Famous for its annual Christmas tree and ice-skating, the building is also home to an incredible collection of art and sculptures. Located in Midtown Manhattan, the Rockefeller Center is spread over 89,000 square meters and is home to Top of the Rock as well as over 100 murals, sculptures and mosaics. One of the last major buildings in the United States to incorporate public art in the architecture, its an icon of American design. Join an expert historian on a journey back 80 years and discover the rich history and breathtaking artistry of one of New York's most famous landmarks. Explore the Center's most famous and important buildings, gardens and spaces; follow along with your own personal headset and enjoy this uninterrupted account through a closed circuit connection. New York Pass Tips Free guided tour of the Rockefeller Center with your pass Tours are every 30 minutes from 10:00am-7:30pm (please note - no tours at 6:00pm or 6:30pm)

The ultimate ferry adventure - relax as you cruise along the Hudson taking in the beauty of New York's waterfront. Hop on and off the water taxi as often as you wish as the 90-minute loop takes you up close to landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. A one-of-a-kind sightseeing adventure, enjoy the ride as the water taxi takes you on a scenic route along NYC's waterways. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

A floating museum - get up close to the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, the space shuttle Enterprise, a British Airways Concorde and submarine Growler, wander through interactive exhibitions, explore historic artifacts and discover the history of American innovation and bravery. An American military and maritime history museum, the collection of museum ships and aircraft at Intrepid Sea Air & Space Museum is one of America's leading historic, cultural and educational institutions. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Enjoy The TOUR, an exciting bus tour in NYC that incorporates multimedia and tech elements. The TOUR Powered by The RIDE is a 90-minute multimedia adventure in Midtown Manhattan that continues on toward the Upper West Side. Step into the luxurious side-by-side bus which features floor-to-ceiling windows and discover the past, present and future of New York City. Each bus comes complete with original multimedia LCD displays, supported by state-of-the-art technology and accompanied by a Tour Navigator who explains everything that you will see along the way. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

On this Top of the High Line and The Vessel tour, you'll learn all about Hudson Yards' previous history as a bustling industrial district, and how it became a huge vacant lot before its current reimagining began. The tour is accentuated by a visit to The High Line; a lush public park built upon a striking elevated railroad, and The Hudson Yards Vessel; huge, bronze sets of interlaced staircases featuring 2,500 steps that rise into the heavens.

The 9/11 Tribute Museum offers visitors a historic timeline, celebrates the community, honors the aftermath of rescue and recovery and shares a personal memorial tribute from 9/11 families. Experience the remarkable personal stories of survival, loss and healing from those who were there. Hear perspectives from firefighters, police officers, survivors and family members as they give their personal accounts of these life-changing events. Witness never before seen video and recovered artifacts that engage children to remember and take action to shape the future. The 9/11 Tribute Museum (formerly known as the 9/11 Tribute Center) was founded in 2006 by the September 11th Families Association a non-profit organization. All proceeds benefit educational programs, historical preservation and support for the 9/11 community.

Jump into the most raunchy museum that New York City has to offer! For over fifteen years, the Museum of Sex has sustained its mission to preserve and present the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality. The Museum produces exhibitions, experiences, and programs that bring the best of current art science and the study of sexuality to the widest possible audiences. Explore the vast collection of unique artifacts covering over 22,000 square feet of galleries and exhibitions. Experience more by visiting the acclaimed retail store or having a drink in the captivating Night Fever Bar. Please note: No patrons under the age of 18 are allowed in the museum. This is an adults-only attraction.

The award-winning 9/11 Ground Zero Museum Workshop is the first-stop for tourists before visiting the World Trade Center site. Known as the “Kid-Friendly 9/11 Museum” for it’s non-graphic and interactive ability to teach kids about this tough subject in a gentle way, the Workshop allows guests to pick up WTC artifacts and won Trip Advisor’s “Top 25 Museums in the USA” Award. The Museum features images by Gary Marlon Suson, the Official Photographer at Ground Zero for the FDNY, with New York Times calling the collection “Rare Photos.” A 5-star rated Museum. Steps away from Chelsea Market Eateries and High Line Park.

Explore one of New York City's most prominent art museums, the Whitney Museum of American Art specializing in art from the 20th and 21st centuries. The Whitney is among the top tier of art museums in New York City and has built up a world renowned collection of American art. Upon your visit to the museum, you'll find pieces from some of the legends like Georgia O'Keeffe, Edward Hopper, Jasper Johns and Jackson Pollock. You'll also find art from newer artists as the Whitney has made a reputation for purchasing art from the creators within the same year that it is made.

Journey across the Brooklyn Bridge in a fun and exciting way with Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tours and Rentals! You'll get to know some of the many treasures in Brooklyn as you take complete control of your expedition. Located just steps from the Brooklyn Bridge, take your set of wheels for a spin over this iconic landmark. The Brooklyn Bridge has been featured in the works of Georgia O'Keeffe, Andy Warhol, Walker Evans, Woody Allen and beyond!

Visit the home of the most storied Franchise in Baseball! Take a tour of Yankee Stadium and learn the history about the 27-time World Series Champion New York Yankees! Get up close to historic baseball artifacts, visit exclusive locations and learn about the various events that have taken place at the Stadium throughout history. Each tour is led by one of our knowledgeable and experienced tour guides to make sure everyone's trip to Yankee Stadium is complete. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Climb aboard the 158 foot Clipper City Tall Ship Cruises from Manhattan By Sail. This amazing ride will provide an experience that you won't forget. The daytime Statue Sail features some of the best views of lower Manhattan as well as the Statue of Liberty, Governors Island and Ellis Island. All together you'll be on the Clipper City Tall Ship for about 60 minutes after the ship departs from Battery Park. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Explore bike friendly New York City as you tackle the Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, and everything in between. Along your ride you’ll experience breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty, plus the gorgeous skylines from Brooklyn and Manhattan. Blazing Saddles will also provide you with locks for your bike, helmets, and a detailed map to guide you on your journey. Enjoy the ride and be safe! Choose between a FULL DAY BIKE RENTAL or a 2-hour Brooklyn Bridge GUIDED TOUR (11:00am) - Tours available in Spanish also.

Take a stroll through Central Park and discover all of the famous NYC movie locations on the On Location Tours Central Park TV & Movie Sites Walking Tour. OR: Discover the sets of your favorite New York City television shows and movies when you take the On Location Tours When Harry Met Seinfeld Bus Tour. Walk on to the set of New York City's most famous television shows and blockbuster movies north of Times Square. The When Harry Met Seinfeld Bus Tour by On Location Tours takes you right to the doorsteps of your favorite characters. The guide for your tour will point out famous areas in the city that have appeared in shows like Seinfeld, The Nanny, How I Met Your Mother and many more. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Cruise around the tip of Manhattan on the historic Shearwater Classic Schooner and see New York City's most famous landmarks. Climb aboard the storied 1929 Shearwater Classic Schooner and be prepared for a beautiful and relaxing waterfront sail past the iconic Statue of Liberty. Choose from either the Daytime Statue Sail or the City Lights Sail. Each sail lasts approximately 1.5 hours, so you'll have plenty of time to unwind and enjoy the sights of New York City. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Take a stroll through one of the world's most popular parks with Central Park Sightseeing Walking Tour. With 843 acres to discover in Central Park it is best for you to get an early start and see as much as you can. This tour gets you out into the park with a guide who will not only lead the group but will also give you valuable information on the park's history and landscaping. You'll find out some rather interesting facts about Central Park along this 2 hour guided tour, including some of the high profile movies that the park has appeared in such as When Harry Met Sally and Home Alone 2. The tour departs multiple times daily and provides convenient times for participants to enjoy the adventure.

Explore one of the world's most famous train stations when you take the Grand Central Terminal self-guided Audio Tour. Grand Central Station is always among the top train stations in New York City in terms of ridership. So many people pass through the station each day as they head to or from work or even to visit the Apple Store. You'll get a first hand encounter with this iconic landmark that has been in existence since 1871. When you look up, you'll see the majestic ceiling design that has been marveled over for years.

Located at the top of Museum Mile on Fifth Avenue, the Museum of the City of New York is the place to explore the city's past, celebrate its present, and imagine its future. The engaging exhibitions educate New Yorkers and visitors from around the world about the city's distinctive character, especially its heritage of diversity, opportunity, and perpetual transformation.

Explore four centuries of New York City history when you visit the New York Historical Society Museum. Right across the street from Central Park, learn more about the city of New York and all of the Americans who have created bits of history within this country. When you visit the museum, you'll be served the culture of NYC on a silver platter. With the use of photographs, paintings and literature, the New York Historical Society puts together amazing exhibits and installations that are a testament to the rich history of the United States.

Explore one of the nation's premiere religious centers, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and learn the rich history that this landmark has built in New York City. Take a tour of the world’s largest cathedral and see the beautiful Romanesque and Gothic architecture that was designed in 1888. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine also features stunning gardens in which you can spot peacocks wandering.

Over 5,000 years of art, more than 2 million works and more than 30 annual exhibits - The Met is one of the most famous museums in the world and the center of art in NYC. Home of the annual Met Gala, "fashion's biggest night out", the Met welcomes over 7million visitors every year.

Located in the heart of Columbus Circle, the Museum of Arts and Design gives you a chance to stop and take in a great piece of culture added to the fast pace of New York City.

Take a trip to the world's leading photography and visual culture institution, the International Center of Photography Museum. Hosting up to six exhibitions each year, the ICP showcases cutting edge photo technology and skills. You'll find presentations that focus on the history of image making as well as lectures and programs within the museum.

The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) was founded in 1980. It was established to protect and showcase the 160 years of journeys, memories, and contributions of people of Chinese descent in the USA. Established by the historian John Kuo Wei Tchen and community resident and activist Charles Lai, the museum is abundant in innovative exhibits and educational and cultural programs.

Visit the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum and explore the country's one and only museum dedicated to historic, contemporary design. The unique Cooper Hewitt museum features over 210,000 objects in their massive collection that has been built since the museum's founding in 1897. The objects displayed inside span back as far as 30 centuries but also feature cutting edge technology from years in the future.

Discover the story of New York City during this Nation's days of slavery and hear real stories from New Yorkers on the NYC Slavery and Underground Railroad Tour. Listen to the stories of New Yorkers who put it all on the line and risked their lives to help slaves as they tried to escape. While on the tour, you'll get to visit some of the historic stops on the Underground Railroad and hear testaments from people who lived during that era. Each tour is led by expert guides who will do an amazing job of breaking down the sights that you are seeing and also feeding you information on New York City during the age of slavery.

Measuring around 560,000 square feet, the Brooklyn Museum is the second largest art museum in the United States. That means you'll have plenty of space to explore during your visit. The museum features a massive collection of over 1.5 million objects displayed throughout the five floors. The pieces featured in the Brooklyn Museum range from Ancient Egyptian masterpieces to contemporary paintings and sculptures that are influenced by many cultures around the world. You'll also have the opportunity to view works by some of the world's most celebrated artists such as Norman Rockwell, Mark Rothko, Georgia O'Keeffe and many more.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is truly a sight to behold. The garden displays horticultural activity like you've never seen before. No matter the season, something is always in bloom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Take a leisurely stroll through the many gardens and be introduced to new species of plants from around the world.

Dive into New York City's rich maritime history by paying a visit to the South Street Seaport Museum! View the cabins and decks of six historic ships dating back to the 19th Century in New York. Inside you will get to see many interesting artifacts and exhibitions that beautifully depict the origins of the city and early discoveries that were made at sea.

Venture to Brooklyn Heights where the United States' largest transportation museum is held in an actual Subway station! Stop by the New York Transit Museum to see the evolution that has taken place over time with NYC's public transit.

The museum features a wide range of notable exhibitions that combine the elements of film, performance art, visual art and even educational programs. Over 6,500 pieces exist in the museum's collection that has been growing since its establishment in 1969. When you visit El Museo del Barrio, you'll be introduced to the many artistic landscapes relating to the Latino culture and you will also understand the significance of the museum with its place along Museum Mile. El Museo del Barrio has put together an amazing collection of art that highlights Puerto Rican artists from the founding community. Over the years, the collection has grown to also include works by Caribbean and Latin-American artists.

Take a tour of Carnegie Hall, and learn about the magical legacy of a venue that has been host to the world's greatest musical performances and historical events. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Visit one of the oldest and largest nonprofit art institutions in the United States and view the marvelous exhibition space at MoMA PS1. Discover some of the experimental art pieces displayed at the MoMA PS1 and experience the many performances that take place inside of the museum. Located in Long Island City, the museum is a great excuse to organize a trip to the borough of Queens. The MoMA PS1 attracts around 200,000 visitors each year that come to view their unique and historical displays.

Take a trip to the "Boogie Down" Bronx and explore all that the borough has to offer on the Bronx's Little Italy and Arthur Avenue Tour. Journey through Belmont and Arthur Avenue, where all the best culinary dishes are being served. This area in the Bronx is praised for their fish markets, butcher shops and Italian bakeries. The scent alone will have your mouth watering along this 3 hour tour. You'll also come across some of the local businesses in the Little Italy area that have grown with the neighborhood over the years. The tour guide will be able to give insight on how the Bronx has developed and also how significant the Little Italy neighborhood is to the borough.You may even meet a few of the Italian American families that have lived in the Bronx and contributed to the borough's evolution.

Explore the multitude of gardens and plant life waiting for you at the beautiful New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx. Become enthralled in the massive plant collection at the New York Botanical Garden. You can roam the 250 acres and see the 50 plus gardens that are on display. There's something at the garden for everyone, no matter their age. They even feature a children's garden with 40 interactive games and activities to entertain children while they learn about plant life.

The Museum of Ice Cream features imaginative multi-sensory installations that are the candy-colored dreams of every sweet tooth. These innovative rooms include the Oh Yeah room: a dessert feast suspended by floating balloons; the Rainbow Tunnel: a tribute to NYC’s history of gay pride; the Celestial Subway: the city’s iconic people-mover reimagined in fantastical pinkness; and of course, don’t leave without taking a plunge in the fabulous sprinkle pool.

The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust is New York’s contribution to the global responsibility to never forget. The Museum is committed to the crucial mission of educating diverse visitors about Jewish life before, during, and after the Holocaust. The third largest Holocaust museum in the world, the Museum anchors the southernmost tip of Manhattan, completing the cultural and educational landscape it shares with the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

Have a blast while learning at the exciting and educational New York Hall of Science! This hands-on technology center features over 450 interactive exhibits that teach you about science with fun and engaging activities. The NYSCI has served over a half million students with their educational programs and high-tech facility. Children of all ages are welcome to explore the 30,000 square feet occupied by the Science Playground from March through December.

Discover the synagogue that holds such deep significance in the Jewish History of the Lower East Side and the many artifacts that the Museum at Eldridge St. has to show. Inside of the historic synagogue is the museum in which you can find a massive collection of written letters and artifacts from the congregation of Eldridge St. The New York Times has described the museum as "gasp-inducing". You'll certainly enjoy the museum's nostalgic feel and interactive digital displays.

View New York City's great skyscrapers and architecture from Battery Park when you visit the Skyscraper Museum. The Skyscraper Museum is a gem for architectural design within the city of New York. You can explore some of the city's greatest landmarks and skyscrapers while learning about their history and technology. Inside of the museum, you will also get to learn about the designers and architects that crafted the illustrious New York City skyline.

Explore the northern section of Manhattan on a fully-guided 2-hour Harlem Bike Tour and get to know this historic, yet the up-and-coming area of New York City. With your enthusiastic and knowledgeable tour guide, you'll learn all about Harlem's history, culture, and population and how various economic booms and busts have shaped, and continue to shape the neighborhood. your guide will even give you a glimpse into what's to come for the borough as it continues to develop in proximity to downtown Manhattan.

Ride along the Hudson and enjoy the beautiful scenery at your own pace when you take advantage of Hudson River Sightseeing Bike Rentals. Enjoy a Day Pass for a bike rental that will allow you to view the Hudson River at your own speed. The Hudson River Greenway will let you see the entirety of Manhattan and you'll also be able to stop in popular NYC sites like Chinatown and Times Square.

Visit one of Staten Island's cultural gems and find exciting exhibits displaying the arts and science at the Staten Island Museum. Also known as the Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences, the Staten Island Museum holds an impressive collection of historic artifacts, fine art works and elements of natural sciences. Many artifacts held inside of the museum can be dated back to contemporary and ancient time periods. In addition to the museum's permanent collection, they also showcase artifacts that teach about the many species of the world and the history of Staten Island.

Stop by the Staten Island Children's Museum and experience New York's one and only indoor-outdoor interactive museum for children. Kids will have a blast at the museum as they learn and play with several hands-on exhibitions that will teach them about bugs, water and world exploration. You will also find children's workshops and special performances are the norm at the Staten Island Children's Museum. This is a great environment for kids to learn more about the world around them as well as make friends with other children.

Journey to the top of Foxwoods Resort Casino's Fox Tower, 350 feet off the ground and feel the breeze under you as you soar over the treetops at nearly 60mph on the High Flyer zipline, arriving a mile away, at the Museum & Research Center. Strap on to the biggest zipline in Connecticut and the only zipline in America to start off a 33-story hotel tower for the ultimate thrill. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Explore Manhattan's uptown section known as Harlem and find more of the hidden treasures in New York City when you take advantage of the Harlem One Stop Cultural & Heritage Walking and Step-On Group Tour Packages. Take this 90-minute tour that will show you all that Harlem has to offer. You'll be led by an expert guide along the tour who will provide you with historical facts and background information on the many sights that you and your group will be seeing along the way.

Explore Governors Island with your family in a comfortable and convenient surrey rental from Blazing Saddles. Just a 7-minute ferry ride from Manhattan, you can rent a relaxing surrey and cruise around Governors Island. Blazing Saddles' surreys can seat up to 6 passengers at a time and help you get from one point of the island to the next, quickly and comfortably. The New York Pass grants you a 2-hour small or large surrey ride. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Step into an Entirely LEGO®-themed world and experience 12 totally LEGO®, totally entertaining attractions at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center in Westchester, New York. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Escape Virtuality is a cutting-edge VR and AR experience that allows you to go beyond the headsets into a virtual world. Escape rooms are private and require a minimum of four players. Smaller parties or those without a reservation may be offered a choice of virtual reality experiences. Weekdays have the best availability.

Discover some of the most popular and cutting-edge forms of media dating back to the 1920's when you visit the Paley Center for Media. Over 100,000 radio and television programs are on display at the Paley Center for Media which you can watch or listen to for up to 2 hours at a time. You'll also be able to see classic moments in television like the first moon walk or the first appearance on American television by the Beatles. The Paley Center also offers an in-depth look to the world of media with discussions featuring media and technology professionals.

The New York Pass entitles you to $7 off a round trip Bus transportation, plus a VIP Coupon Booklet worth hundreds of dollars of additional savings at participating. Reserved seating on the bus of your choice to maximize shopping and save travel time. Reservations required. Please note: currently unavailable (covid-19 update)

Explore the wide spectrum of wildlife inhabiting the Staten Island Zoo and learn about your favorite species. Take a stroll around Staten Island's famous Zoo and enjoy the energetic and charismatic animals living within the 8 acres of land that the zoo occupies. Not only will you be able to visit a few of your favorite animals, you will also have the opportunity to learn about new species that you may have never seen before.

Visit America's first Ming era Chinese Scholar's Garden and much more beautiful plant life at the Snug Harbor Botanical Garden in Staten Island. When you venture to Snug Harbor Botanical Garden, you'll see some of New York City's finest horticulture including more than 20 gardens. Some of the gardens at Snug Harbor also include elaborate routes of entry like Connie Gretz Secret Garden which you have to cross a drawbridge and go through a castle in order to enter. There are also unique gatherings like the Heritage Rose Garden which includes species from all over the world and a White Garden that has been fashioned after Sissinghurst. You can also find butterflies, ponds, herbs, shade, and sensory gardens while roaming Snug Harbor. Highlights New York Chinese Scholar's Garden Snug Harbor partnered with the City of New York, the Landscape Architecture Company of China, the Metropolitan Chinese American Community and also volunteers in order to build the Scholar's Garden which opened in 1999. The garden compiles many different popular gardening styles from China. The Connie Gretz Secret Garden Find your way through one of the most unique gardens to date. The Connie Gretz Secret Garden features a maze and many paths that display gorgeous plantings.