Circuit en bus à arrêts multiples tout autour de New York
Visite du centre-ville
Durée du parcours : 3 heures
Arrêts sur Visite du centre-ville :- Theater District - 47ème rue et 7ème avenue
- Times Sq - 42 St - 7ème avenue entre la 40ème et la 41ème rue
- Macy's - 34ème rue et 7ème avenue
- Empire State Building - 34ème rue entre la 5ème et la 6ème avenue
- Empire State Building - 320 5th Avenue
- Flatiron District - 22ème rue et 5ème avenue
- Union Square - 14ème rue et 5ème avenue
- SoHo - Coin nord-ouest de Spring Street et Broadway
- Chinatown - Broadway et Walker Street
- City Hall - Broadway entre Pine et Rector Streets
- Battery Park - State Street et Bridge Street
- Seaport - South Street entre John Street et Fulton Street
- Lower East Side - Rue Grant et rue Allen
- East Village - 1st Avenue entre St. mark's et 9th Street
- United Nations Plaza - Angle de la 45ème rue et de la 1ère avenue
- Waldorf Astoria New York - 49ème rue entre Lexington et Park Avenue
- Rockefeller Center - 49ème rue entre la 5ème et la 6ème avenue
Statue of Liberty / Flatiron Building / Empire State Building / Ellis Island / Rockefeller Center / The Museum of Modern Art / Whitney Museum of American Art / Seaport District NYC / Fifth Avenue / Times Square / Radio City Music Hall / St. Patrick's Cathedral / Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum / SoHo / Greenwich Village / Little Italy / Chinatown / Madame Tussauds New York / Madison Square Garden / Top of the Rock / Lower Manhattan / Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square / The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum / 42nd Street / One World Observatory / Gulliver's Gate
Démarrage : Départs 8h à 18h, toutes les 15-20 min
Uptown Tour
Durée du parcours : 2 heures
Arrêts sur Uptown Tour :- Hell's Kitchen - 42ème rue et 8ème avenue
- Restaurant Row - 46ème rue et 8ème avenue
- Theater District - 50ème rue et 8ème avenue
- Theater District - 55ème rue et 8ème avenue
- Columbus Circle - 61ème rue et Central Park West
- Lincoln Center Plaza - 66ème rue et Central Park West
- The Dakota - 72ème rue et Central Park West
- American Museum of Natural History - 79ème rue et Central Park West
- The Hotel Newton - Central Park West entre les 92ème et 93ème rues
- Upper West Side - 104ème rue et Central Park West
- The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine - 112ème rue et avenue d'Amsterdam
- Apollo Theater - 125th Street, Frederick Douglass et Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
- Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market - 116ème rue et boulevard Malcolm X
- Museum of the City of New York - 104ème rue et 5ème avenue
- Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum - 92ème rue et 5ème avenue
- Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum - 89ème rue et 5ème avenue
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art - 5ème avenue entre les 82ème et 83ème rues
- The Frick Collection - 72ème rue et 5ème avenue
- Central Park Zoo - 66ème rue et 5ème avenue
- Central Park South - 61ème rue et 5ème avenue
- Rockefeller Center - 49ème rue entre la 5ème et la 6ème avenue
Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial / American Museum of Natural History / New-York Historical Society Museum & Library / Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine / Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market / Museum of the City of New York / The Jewish Museum / Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum / Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum / The Metropolitan Museum of Art / Central Park / Central Park Zoo / Frick Collection / Rockefeller Center / Radio City Music Hall
Démarrage : Départs de 9h à 16h toutes les 20-30 minutes
Tournée de Brooklyn
Durée du parcours : 2 heures
Arrêts sur Tournée de Brooklyn :- Battery Park - State Street et Bridge Street
- Cadman Plaza West - Cadman Plaza West entre les rues Clark et Tillary
- Brooklyn Bridge - Old Fulton Street et Prospect Street
- Court Street - Court Street et Atlantic Avenue
- Atlantic Avenue Barclays Center Station - Dean Street et Flatbush Avenue
- Botanic Garden - Flatbush Avenue et Eastern Parkway
- Junior's Restaurant and Bakery - Coin nord-ouest de Decalb et de Flatbush Avenue
Battery Park / Manhattan Bridge / Cadman Plaza Park / Brooklyn Bridge / Dumbo / Barclays Center / Brooklyn Museum / Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Démarrage : Départs 10h-15h toutes les 30 minutes
Tour de nuit (pas monter et descendre)
Durée du parcours : 2 heures
Arrêts sur Tour de nuit (pas monter et descendre) :- Theater District - 47ème rue et 8ème avenue
- Empire State Building - 32ème rue et 5ème avenue
Times Square / Empire State Building / Flatiron Building / Greenwich Village / SoHo / TriBeCa / Chinatown / Little Italy / Manhattan Bridge / Dumbo / Brooklyn Heights Promenade / Lower East Side
Démarrage : Départ 18h-21h, toutes les 30 min
- Visite de nuit en bus à deux étages
- Guide touristique en direct (à bord des autobus et de la croisière)
- Bus à impériale à arrêts multiples dans le centre-ville et dans la boucle de Brooklyn (si l'option est sélectionnée)
- Croisière à arrêts multiples (si l'option est sélectionnée)
- Carte de réduction pour manger et jouer (si l'option est sélectionnée)
- LOL Comedy Club (achat de 2 articles / boisson minimum)
- Musée de la ville de New York ou société historique de New York
- Pourboires
- Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
- Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation.
- Des écouteurs avec narration préenregistrée sont disponibles en anglais, français, espagnol, allemand, italien, portugais, mandarin, russe, japonais, coréen et hébreu.
- Les bébés de 2 ans et moins sont gratuits
- Les autobus à deux étages sont accessibles en fauteuil roulant
- Le tour de nuit n'est pas un circuit à arrêts multiples et ne peut être pris qu'une seule fois. Guide touristique en anglais uniquement
- Brooklyn Loop part de l'arrêt Battery Park dans la partie inférieure de Manhattan
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Accessible en poussette
- Animaux aidants acceptés
- Transports publics proches
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Transport accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Aucune condition physique particulière requise
Waiting time cut heavily into our days, commentaries generally poor and some pre-recorded. London ones much better and more professional overall. River cruise was good.
The only way (as well as the subway ) to get around New York - very good guides - Do the Brooklyn tour with the taxi driver - he is fantastric
The other hop-on-hop-off companies came around 2 to 3 times as often as this company. We often stood around for 30-55 minutes waiting for a bus to come. We wasted so much time and stood out in the freezing cold. Several times there wasn't a tour guide on the bus to provide info.
It was an awesome tour. Enjoyed it very much. This tour took you all over downtown NY and we got to see all the sights.
Started the tour on Friday 8th of March and initially found it disappointing as the head phones on the top deck didn't work for the guide. We ended up getting off the bus and walking as it was quicker due to traffic. Went again on Saturday and this was a much better experience. The traffic was better so we were able to see a lot more easier. The guide was brilliant and the driver Kevin was very friendly. The one thing we didn't realise and the guide made us aware of was that you can go on the tour boat as part of you of the deal on ticket which was brilliant !! again the tour guide on the boat was very good so in all I would definitely recommend.
This was a fabulous way to see New York and get an informative narration along the way! We found them to be often and reliable!
Service was subpar, Voucher said could validate at.any stop, not true. First tour guide was awful, said she had 33 years experience, gave her personal opinions, and continuously ‘begged’, rudely for tips, ordering people to NOT get off until she got downstairs. My last Viator/Greyline tour.
We bought two 48-hour passes and the entire process was so confusing. The company gave very little instructions and we were left asking people on the street what to do. We ended up having to go get 'tickets' at the Empire State Building and these instrcutions were not included. Even the ticket girl could have been more helpful. It seemed to be implied that we knew what to do when there was no way we could have known. I tried many times to get clear instructions online but there were none to be had. When we finally got on a bus, there were no available seats on top and no air conditioning below. The bus driver was Chinese and spoke very poor English. He was far from friendly in spite of the language difference. Our 15 minutes on the bus was the worst of our entire trip. The only reason I gave it a 2 is because our pass included the boat tour. The tour itself was fantastic although it was confusing because the name on the building is different than any documentation we had. We also travelled from the World Trade Complex to pier 78 to board the boat when we could have boarded there - only no one told us. This could be a great thing if clear instructions were given but it is not worth the money because you will spend more time trying to figure it all out or waiting for a decent seat than you will enjoying the city.
Great way to see NYC