Hop on and off a double-decker bus tour to see all the major attractions in the Big Apple.
Narrated by an automated guide system, this sightseeing tour of New York Citys popular downtown neighborhoods will both impress and amuse as it maneuvers past historic landmark locations like Rockefeller center, Times square, the Empire state building, the Flatiron District, Greenwich village, Manhattan's NoHo and SoHo, Little italy, St. Pauls Chapel, Freedom tower and the World Trade Center site, Wall Street, Battery park, the United nations headquarters, and more.
Additionally, take up to 24 hours to explore the city in other ways. Add a cruise around Ellis island and the Statue of liberty, with an unforgettable, panoramic view of the New york city skyline.
It's the perfect, comprehensive tour of New york city in only one day.
24-Hour NYC Downtown Hop-On Hop-Off Tour With Statue Of Liberty Cruise - New York City
Tour Information
Key Details
- Mobile Voucher Accepted
- Duration: 2 Hrs
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Language:
English
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Departure Time :
See itinerary Times are subject to change due to local traffic conditions.
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Departure Details :
You may start this tour at any of the stops listed.
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Return Details :
You may disembark at any of the available stops.
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Cancellation Policy : This activity is non-refundable Tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.
Overview
Explore New york city from all angles on this ultimate, all-access, city exploration tour. Experience the rich culture of the Big Apple's historic melting pot at great landmark locations like the Empire State Building, the Statue of liberty, Wall Street, Times Square, and much more. Snap pictures on a downtown double-decker bus tour. And indulge in the panoramic view of the city skyline from a cruise around the Statue of liberty.
Know More about this tour
Itinerary:
Stop 1: 286 West 46th Street (46th Street & 8th Avenue)Stop 2: Rockefeller Center (6th Avenue between 48th and 49th Street)
Stop 3: Times Square North (7th Avenue between 50th and 51st Street)
Stop 4: Macy's (250 W 34th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue)
Stop 5: Empire State Building (34th St btwn Broadway and 5th Ave)
Stop 6: Flatiron Building (5th Ave btwn 21st St and 22nd St)
Stop 7: Union Square (5th Avenue between 14th and 15th Street)
Stop 8: Washington Square Park (8th St btwn University Pl and Greene St)
Stop 9: Soho (565 Broadway btwn Spring St & Broome St)
Stop 10: Canal Street (Broadway btwn White St and Walker St)
Stop 11: City Hall (250 Broadway)
Stop 12: Battery Park (17 Battery Place)
Stop 13: Highline (West Side Highway btwn 16th St and 17th St)
Stop 14: Garment District (8th Ave, btwn 34th St and 35th St)
Stop 15: Port Authority (8th Ave, btwn 42nd St and 43rd St)
Inclusions
Downtown Tour (Hop-on Hop-Off)
Liberty Cruise
Exclusions
Gratuities
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Food and drinks
Additional Info
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Downtown tour available in English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Portuguese, and Korean via high-quality audio guide
Traveler Reviews
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It was my first time doing a double decker tour and I absolutely loved it! It was amazing to see the well-known buildings like Empire State Building and Flatiron from the open top - away from the crowd, better pictures! TopView staff was friendly and helpful too.
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Had to walk more than 15 blocks just to get to the voucher redemption center and then had to walk back another 7 blocks to get on the bus. The bus was very cramped and the speakers by my seat did not work so I missed the narration for the first 4 stops until I could move to a different seat. Traffic was horrendous not your fault but it does take away from seeing the sights.
The Liberty cruise was definitely the highlight but it also become the biggest negative of the experience. First the good part - seeing the Statue of Liberty up close was amazing and our guide was very knowledgeable and engaging. I would recommend this part to everyone.
Now for the bad part - we waited for the shuttle to the boat for over an hour, which meant we only had the option of the 3:30 cruise. We finally got one of the shuttle drivers to radio about the shuttle otherwise we may have missed it altogether. It also meant that any other shuttle hops we wanted to use were eliminated because there was no more time after the cruise.
The worst part, though, was being set up when we got done with the cruise. When we got off the boat, there was a single shuttle waiting and it was crammed full but there were still about 35 to 40 people waiting to ride back to the shuttle stop. Conveniently though, there were some old limos and miscellaneous drivers who were willing to drive people back for an additional charge. The driver that tried to hustle me wanted 45 to drive me back to my hotel - less than 2.5 miles away. There were lots of comments about the next shuttle being more than an hour away and missing the final bus back to mid-town, etc., all of which made it seem like this was all planned. I personally elected to walk away and took a real taxi back to the hotel for less the 20 during rush hour.
Being hustled may be part of the New York experience but it managed to tarnish the whole sight-seeing experience for me.