Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in New York City

Kids - and accompanying grown-ups - will find no end to challenging their imaginations at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Westchester, located in Yonkers. Spend an activity-filled day of LEGO®-building fun at multiple attractions, from constructing cities from LEGO bricks to testing the fastest vehicle at LEGO Racers. View New York City landmarks at Miniland and relax at the 4D Cinema with a LEGO movie. Brave adventurers can tackle rides like Merlin's Apprentice and Kingdom Quest Laser Ride, while little ones find playtime action at the DUPLO® Village.

In remembrance of the events that took place in New York City on September 11, 2001, take this guided, 1.5-hour tour of the Ground Zero Museum Workshop. See and touch hundreds of images and artifacts from the 9/11 recovery and experience the heroic efforts of the New York City Fire Department. Listen to audio stories with Bose surround sound headphones and real Ground Zero sound effects.

Explore 13 billion years of our planet's amazing existence on a small-group tour of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Let a guide show you the best of dioramas, skeletons, and exhibits showcasing life on Earth, from the deep blue sea and ancient forests to prehistoric plains and even outer space. The immense collection spans 28 buildings, so a guided tour is a great way to avoid feeling lost and make the most of your visit to this renowned institution.

Admire a one-of-a-kind perspective on New York City's skyline when you book tickets to the One World Observatory - the highest observation deck in the city. Book a tour time that works best for your schedule, waltz past the long lines, and head straight for the SkyPod Elevators. After your speedy ride, you can admire the entire cityscape stretching before you, accompanied by audiovisual narration. This package also includes two drinks of your choosing, whether beer, wine, or prosecco.

Get admission to the 9/11 Memorial Museum in lower Manhattan, a center that documents the significance of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001. Museum artifacts include first-person accounts of what happened on that September morning in 2001, multi-media displays, and exhibits on history, which commemorate nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the attacks.

When you're in need of a respite, escape to the New York Botanical Garden. Spanning some 250 acres (101 hectares) of cultivated grounds, this National Historic Landmark is replete with horticultural wonders. Make your way to the premier attraction in the Bronx and use your All-Garden Pass to explore by foot or aboard the tram. You'll find landscapes of the northeastern US as well as a seasonal Rock Garden and special exhibits on display. Enjoy access to the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory and the Everett Children's Adventure Garden.A tradition not to be missed your ticket gives you access to the Holiday Train Show: available November 17, 2018 - January 21, 2019.

Take the guesswork out of a visit to New York's most acclaimed museum with a small-group tour the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Skip the line and see the most important pieces of the enormous collection - including European paintings, ancient Egyptian sculpture, medieval armor, and pop culture memorabilia - and learn the stories behind the art from an expert guide. Group size is limited to eight for a more personalized tour of this world-renowned institution.

Get personalized attention and the opportunity to ask all of your burning questions during this private tour of the Museum of Interesting Things in New York City. With a dedicated guide, look around the collection of antiques, inventions, and interactive displays. Tour duration and start time are flexible.

Follow your friendly and professional native New Yorker guide through this informative tour that showcases the beauty and the horror of the World Trade Center and 9/11. Your guide will share stories about the impact of this historic date. You'll visit the 9/11 Memorial, St Paul's Church and the Fireman's Memorial, as well as the New York Stock Exchange, Wall Street and more. Whether it's your first time in New York, or you're returning to the Big Apple, this unique tour experience is not to be missed.

Leave behind the bustle of Times Square and enter the magnificent miniature landscapes of Gulliver's Gate. Inside this interactive gallery that spans the width of an entire city block, see remarkably detailed yet pint-sized recreations of diverse landscapes and iconic destinations, from Niagara Falls and Stonehenge to Buckingham Palace and the Taj Mahal. Explore each detail of the tiny, tech-infused exhibits, and become a part of the scenery with interactive features like a 3D printed model of yourself that can be placed in a scene of your choice.

Learn about Jewish history with an admission ticket to the Museum of Jewish Heritage in lower Manhattan. Explore the exhibitions at your own pace and see artifacts, photographs, works of art, and ceremonial objects that bring Jewish history to life. The museum also includes a haunting exhibition on the Holocaust with first-person testimony and personal belongings from survivors.

The Statue of Liberty is an icon of America. On this tour, you can explore her origins among the people who created her. The tour will begin at Castle Clinton. The certified American Tour Guide will escort you through security and provide a guided tour of Liberty and Ellis Island. Immigration Museum is guided by a professional Tour Guide and not an audio.  Duration of the tour is four hours with the option to stay on Ellis Island and research family history at the conclusion of the tour.

Avoid the long lines at the Empire State Building with a small-group tour that gets you priority, skip-the-line access to the iconic skyscraper. You'll join an 'Observatory Ambassador' for a trip to the 86th and 102nd floors, hear behind-the-scenes stories, and get spectacular views across the New York City skyline, all without spending a New York minute waiting in line.

Explore the highlights of New York City with a package that includes a sightseeing bus tour and reserved tickets for the Statue of Liberty ferry. Take the bus tour around the city, then ride the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Includes an audio tour at both the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, and a meal at Dave and Busters restaurant in Times Square.

Guided by survivors, recovery workers, family members, and first responders who lived through the event, this walking tour delivers an intimate look at 9/11 and its aftermath. Visit important sites and landmarks and learn about the day's events including personal accounts from your guide. Receive admission to National September 11th Memorial & Museum.

Combine high-brow culture with the pleasures of a green urban oasis on a tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park - two of New York City's favorite places for locals and visitors alike. Enjoy a pleasant stroll through the meadows and gardens of Central Park, stopping at recognizable film locations like Bethesda Fountain and Strawberry Fields, before admiring highlights of the Met's vast collection, from ancient Egyptian artifacts to medieval armor and Impressionist paintings. It's a great way to explore the Big Apple both inside and out.

Get the New York CityPASS and enjoy great discounts and skip-the-line access at some of the Big Apple's top attractions. Your CityPASS includes tickets valid for nine days from date of first use for NYC favorites like the Empire State Building, American Museum of Natural History, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Statue of Liberty, Guggenheim Museum, 9/11 Memorial and Museum and much more. Best of all, you get to bypass the long lines, giving you more time to spend exploring this city that never sleeps.

Devote a day to two of New York City's top museums with a guided combo tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History. Admire artistic masterpieces spanning ancient Greece to Renaissance Europe and postmodern pop culture at the Met, and then delve into the mysteries of the earth and cosmos as you explore T-rex skeletons, African mammal dioramas, and outer space exhibits. It's a great way to make the most of your time and ensure you see the highlights of both vast collections.

As day turns to night, its easy to see how New York City earned its City That Never Sleeps moniker. See the Big Apple in the light and dark with a day and night admission ticket to the 86th-floor observation deck at the Empire State Building - the highest observatory in New York City. Beat the lines by arriving with your daytime ticket, valid between 8am and 8:59pm, for 360-degree views of the iconic Manhattan Skyline and the Statue of Liberty. Then, return between 9pm and 2am for spectacular views of New York by night.  

Gain admission to The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, New York City's only educational institution housed on an aircraft carrier. Make your way to the Hudson River to see the flight deck and more on the legendary USS 'Intrepid.' In addition, you'll get up close to the first space shuttle (the 'Enterprise') and explore a guided missile submarine (the USS 'Growler'). You're connected to history and innovation through interactive exhibits and firsthand accounts - something the entire family can enjoy.