Peppa Pig’s NYC adventures

Kick it off with a trip up to the observation deck on the 86^th floor of this mega skyscraper. It’s so big, it has its own zip code. On a clear day you can see for miles - Peppa even spots Lady Liberty from up here!

She’s impressive even from a distance but up close, The Statue of Liberty towers over you at a whopping 305 ft. Set sail and visit her on a day cruise, or take the ferry and stop off at Ellis Island immigration museum.

Peppa and George love the bright Broadway lights and we’re pretty sure your little ones will be just as impressed. A Big Bus tour takes you all over the city, and you can hop-on and hop-off as much as you like.

This bizarre museum will addle your senses as you journey through magic mirrors, traverse a spinning vortex and tackle laser beams. You’ll also see all kinds of daredevil stunts and unusual artefacts – there’s even a piece of the Berlin wall in here!

Your guide will show you all the park’s best bits on this two-hour bike tour, including Strawberry Fields, Shakespeare Garden, and Cherry Hill fountain. If your gang isn’t quite big enough for bikes, don’t worry - you can also enjoy a walking tour of the park. Just watch out for those muddy puddles!

New York’s latest attraction, you can take to the open air on a glass platform 100 stories in the sky and look out over the whole city.

If you have the time, a trip to this zipline experience in Mashantucket, Connecticut is well worth it. Fly over the treetops at nearly 60mph and safely land a mile away, at the Museum & Research Center. Minimum height and weight limits apply so check that everyone in your gang is big enough before making the trip.