5 Days in New York City

By Casey Makovich
Published: May 16, 2024

Spending 5 days in New York City gives you plenty of opportunities to visit all of the essential tourist attractions and more. With 5 days, you won’t be too rushed, so you can relax and take your time enjoying the sights within the city. This 5-day NYC itinerary is just one example of how you can make the most of your trip to New York City - with The New York Pass, your sightseeing possibilities are endless and you can completely tailor your sightseeing itinerary to your interests.

This Sample 5 Days in NYC Itinerary Includes:

  • Big Bus New York Hop-on Hop-off Tour
  • The Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour
  • Yankee Stadium Tours
  • Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
  • Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
  • and more...

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DAY 1

Big Bus New York Hop-on Hop-off Tour

Start your trip with an overview tour of the city to get acquainted with the top attractions and city layout. This will help you plan which sights and attractions you want to go back to and spend more time at later on during your trip. The Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off tour lets you choose from 3 routes that explore all of Manhattan: Uptown, Midtown, and Downtown. Hop off at any of the over 25 popular stops along the way to explore an area by foot or visit attractions. As you ride along, you'll hear live commentary from your onboard tour guide, so you'll get an entertaining overview of the city's history, culture, popular spots, and more.

Greenwich Village Walking Tour

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Explore the artistic community of Greenwich Village and stop by the ever-exciting Washington Square Park, where you will always find some form of entertainment. This neighborhood was at the heart of the 1960s counter-culture movement and is still into one of the trendiest areas in New York City with cafes, jazz clubs, theaters, the picturesque Washington Square Park, and many NYU buildings. Getting in: Greenwich Village Walking Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Madison Square Garden – All Access Tour

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Take a tour of the world's most famous entertainment arena, Madison Square Garden. This all-access tour knows no limits and will even take you into the locker rooms of your favorite New York sports teams. Getting in: Madison Square Garden: MSG All Access Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Hudson River Sightseeing Bike Rentals

What could be more relaxing than a nice leisurely ride along the Hudson River? Head to Hudson River Sightseeing Bike Rentals and pick up a full day bike rental to explore the sights of New York City at your own place (can be a great way to get around to attractions on your New York City itinerary!). Getting in: Hudson River Sightseeing Bike Rentals are included with The New York Pass.

DAY 2

The Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour

Start your day with a tour of Brooklyn's DUMBO neighborhood and view one of New York's most iconic landmarks, the Brooklyn Bridge on a guided tour. You'll get to explore the vibrant and trendy Brooklyn neighborhood and get great views of the Manhattan skyline as you learn all about this historic neighborhood. Getting in: The Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour tickets are included with the New York Pass.

Shearwater Classic Schooner - Manhattan by Sail

Experience New York City's waterfront as you cruise on the historic Shearwater Classic Schooner ship and view the best sights that the city has to offer. This 1.5-hour cruise gives you plenty of time to relax and enjoy the sights as you sail along. Getting in: Shearwater Classic Schooner cruise tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Museum at Eldridge Street

After your cruise, head to the Museum at Eldridge Street, a historic synagogue. While exploring this museum's beautifully decorated interiors, you’ll learn all about its significance to Jewish history and culture, particularly in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Getting in: Museum at Eldridge St. tickets are included with The New York Pass.

DAY 3

Rockefeller Center Tour

Become an expert on the legendary Rockefeller Center by taking an entertaining and enlightening guided tour of the plaza and learn the building's history and symbolic status in NYC's history. Getting in: Rockefeller Center Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Shopping at Macy’s Herald Square - Receive an 11% Saving Pass

Macy's Herald Square is one of the largest department stores in the world - and a New York City landmark - offering a huge selection of name brand designers and popular styles. You can use your New York Pass to enjoy 10% savings inside of the store. Getting in: 11% savings pass at Macy's Heral Square get an exclusive with The New York Pass.

Museum of the City of New York

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Explore the massive collection at the Museum of the City of New York and see how multimedia and advanced technology are incorporated with the exhibits hosted by the museum. There's plenty to discover as the museum boasts a collection of over 1.5 million items. Getting in: Museum of the city of New York tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Yankee Stadium Tours

Travel to the Bronx and take a tour of the historic Yankee Stadium. This 1-hour tour takes you through the stadium while an experienced tour guide tells you everything there is to know about baseball's most storied franchise, the 27-time MLB World-Series champion New York Yankees. Getting in: Yankee Stadium: Classic Stadium Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

DAY 4

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Climb aboard the award-winning USS intrepid and roam one of New York City's most unique museums. View groundbreaking exhibits and learn more about the aircraft as well as the team that operated it before it became one of the most popular museums in New York. Getting in: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour

Visit the world-famous Radio City Music Hall and go backstage to get a better understanding of what goes on during shows in the historic performance venue. An experienced tour guide will show you every corner of Radio City and you may even meet a special guest. Getting in: Radio City Music Hall: Stage Door Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

View artistic masterpieces created by legends like Claude Monet and Van Gogh as you stroll the halls of the Museum of Modern Art. You’ll find plenty of exciting installations waiting inside of the museum and a beautiful garden where you can relax after enjoying the exhibits. Getting in: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) tickets are included with The New York Pass.

DAY 5

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises

Enjoy the waves and take in the beautiful sights of New York City on one of several Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises. With Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises, you can choose which popular cruise option you would like to take and Circle Line provides multiple cruises throughout the day so you get to choose whether you’d like to sail in the day or at night. Getting in: Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Inside Broadway Tours

New York City is the home of Broadway entertainment and not only can you catch a show while you’re in town, you can also take an informative tour that lets you know everything about Broadway. You’ll even meet Broadway actors who are kind enough to share their own behind the scenes experiences. Getting in: Inside Broadway Walking Tour tickets are included with The New York Pass.

The Cloisters Museum and Gardens

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Journey to Fort Tryon Park where you’ll see one of New York City’s true gems. The Cloisters Museum specializes in artifacts from the medieval era and boasts an impressive collection of antique art that doesn't disappoint.

Getting in: The MET: Cloisters tickets are included with The New York Pass.

Remember to Save on Admission

With 5 days in NYC, there's enough time to see all the major sites and landmarks and really get to know the city. A lot of the activities and attractions mentioned in this post are included on The New York Pass–save money on admission to dozens of the most popular attractions in NYC is included for one low price. Save anywhere up to 70% off of the city’s most sought-after attractions with the pass versus regular gate admission prices. Learn more about The New York Pass here.

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Things to do in Central Park New York

Central Park is the largest green space in Manhattan, attracting millions of visitors each year. Situated in the heart of the city, this public park serves as a meeting area for visitors and locals alike and stands as an emblem of New York City culture. Whether you’re looking to catch a rowboat on the lake, visit your favorite furry friends at the zoo, or watch classical theater in the great outdoors, you’ll find plenty of reasons to love this urban oasis. So, if you’re thinking about exploring this area of the city, have a read through our comprehensive list of things to do whilst you’re there! Hit the Classics One of our favorite things to do in Central Park is taking a horse-and-carriage tour. A classic New York activity and total crowd-pleaser, the carriage rides at Central Park provide a great way to get to know the city. Along the way, you’ll pass by famous landmarks, beautiful greenery and movie sites. In addition, your tour guide will take you through the unique history, culture and architecture which makes New York New York. Don’t forget to bring your phone so you can capture the magnificent towering structures and interesting statues! To appreciate the natural beauty of the park in all its glory, head over to the Conservatory Garden. Since its opening in 1937, the enclosure has been delighting visitors and locals alike with its spectacular floral displays and gleaming water lily ponds. The garden is made up of three areas, each with a distinct design: the French-style North Garden, the Italianate Center Garden, and the English-style South Garden. Take your time exploring and stop to check out the Vanderbilt Gate and Untermeyer Fountain. Those travelling with family might want to check out Central Park Zoo. Since its opening in 1864, the institute has grown to become one of the most popular destinations of its kind in the city. Situated at the southeast corner of the park, the zoo seeks to provide an engaging and educational experience, with a focus on the restoration of endangered species populations. Upon entrance, you’ll be able to view over 130 species of animals and learn more about where they come from. Before you go, make sure that you check the schedule for penguin and sea lion feedings! Take in the Views Though Central Park is recognized as one of New York’s most beloved outdoor attractions, it’s home to many impressive and unique architectural marvels. Located at Vista Rock, Belvedere Castle is a total must-see for architecture buffs and history geeks alike. Visitors can take tours to view its stunning interiors, as well as an expansive collection of historic artefacts. In addition, this beautiful folly grants stunning views of Turtle Pond and Great Lawn, the Ramble, and the bordering cityscape. See Central Park from a whole new perspective with the next item on our list. From April through to November, visitors can catch a rowboat to admire some of the park’s most picturesque sights. On the ride, you’ll be able to get a closeup of the gorgeous greenery, birds and butterflies, all flourishing in this unique manmade living system. Afterwards, why not grab a bite at the Loeb Boathouse restaurant whilst admiring the beautiful scenery? We couldn’t think of a better way to spend the afternoon! If you’re visiting New York in the springtime, you might want to check out the cherry blossom trees, which should be in full bloom around this time of the year. The best place for cherry blossom peeping runs from 72nd street right through to 96th street, with the biggest clusters around the Reservoir, Cherry Hill and Pilgrim Hill. Try Something New After a long day of exploring, you’ll probably need to stop for some sustenance. Luckily for you, Central Park’s culinary offerings are next to none. Nestled in a quiet idyllic setting, Tavern on the Green serves as the perfect spot for visitors to enjoy a bite whilst taking in those captivating views. But what supports the restaurant’s popularity is the delicious food: grilled lobster and sweet pea risotto, roasted garlic shrimp, and oysters with Asian pear mignonette sauce. With its warm atmosphere, beautiful décor, and breathtaking scenery, this place is well worth the stop. Central Park isn’t just a pretty face; in fact, it serves as a host to a wide variety of interesting and exciting activities. All throughout the summertime, Shakespeare in the Park works to bring first-class productions to a broad audience. Presenting classical theater against the wondrous backdrop of Central Park, this longstanding tradition provides a unique cultural experience to remember. A thoroughly remarkable and captivating experience, this one should be in everyone’s itineraries! Another one of our favorite events held in Central Park is the New York Philharmonic. Each year, the event brings people together from all walks of life to enjoy live classical music right in the heart of the city. Whether you’re a classic music maestro or a casual listener, the experience of one of America's most revered symphony orchestras playing against the backdrop of the starry night sky is a magical experience you won’t want to miss out on. We recommend taking your own food and drink, as well as a waterproof liner to sit on, since there is no official seating. As one of the top New York attractions, Central Park perfectly embodies the city with its bustling atmosphere, historic architecture, and picturesque landscapes as far as the eye can see. The area itself is home to some one-of-a-kind structures, hidden treasures, and exciting activities which can be enjoyed all year round. In addition, you can find seasonal events and programs which are sure to blow your mind. During the springtime, check out the cherry blossom trees, and in the height of summer, enjoy classic music under the sparkling night sky. To make the best out of your vacation, check out the New York Pass. For more information, connect with us on Instagram.
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From Drizzle to Delight: NYC’s Rainy Day Game Plan

So, the weather app shows nothing but drizzle—but you’re in New York City, where the fun never takes a raincheck. Instead of hiding in your hotel, those showers become the perfect excuse to duck into world-class museums, laugh with wax legends, sip coffee in art-filled cafés, and soak up the city’s legendary vibes—all without getting your shoes (too) soggy. Ready to make a splash with your NYC itinerary? Here’s your guide to the Big Apple’s best rainy day adventures.  Our go-to rainy day picks in NYC include:  American Museum of Natural History  MoMA (Museum of Modern Art)  The Museum of Broadway  Edge  Madame Tussauds New York  RiseNY  ARTECHOUSE New York  NYC’s best cozy coffee shops  Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum  Greenwich Village’s quirky indoor eats  American Museum of Natural History: Dinosaurs, Dioramas, and So Much Discovery  When the streets are slick and umbrellas are flipping inside-out, there’s no better escape than wandering the vast (and dry!) halls of the American Museum of Natural History. This is where every corner reveals something bigger-than-life: towering dinosaur skeletons, sparkling minerals, and dazzling displays of creatures from every corner of the earth—and cosmos. The Hall of Ocean Life, with its life-sized blue whale soaring overhead, always wows us, and the Rose Center for Earth and Space is a beacon for curious minds (and budding astronauts).  What’s really special here? Each exhibit makes you feel tiny and gigantic at the same time—tiny in the face of ancient history, but gigantic in the realization you’re learning alongside locals and fellow travelers. Families love the discovery zones, solo visitors can lose hours gazing at meteorites, and everyone, regardless of age, leaves with at least five fun facts and a fresh sense of wonder. On a rain-soaked day, this museum feels like NYC’s greatest indoor adventure playground—where you’ll forget all about the puddles outside.  MoMA: Art That Inspires, Rain or Shine  Don’t let gray skies dampen your creativity—step inside MoMA, where Picasso, Van Gogh, and Warhol add a splash of color to even the dreariest New York afternoon. MoMA isn’t just a collection of world-famous paintings and sculptures; it’s a light-filled, endlessly interesting indoor jungle where every floor is an invitation to discover something unexpected. The star power of classics like Starry Night and Andy Warhol’s soup cans is matched by ever-changing installations, film screenings, and interactive spaces for kids and grown-ups alike.  We especially love how MoMA’s airy design and sleek lounges turn a rainy day into an artful escape. Tote your umbrella straight to a cozy café table and sip while you watch New Yorkers and tourists swirl past. With cutting-edge exhibits and a lively crowd, MoMA proves there’s nothing dreary about a day spent with world-changing creativity.  Edge: Soak Up the City—From INSIDE the Sky  Who says you can’t enjoy breathtaking city views when the clouds roll in? At Edge, you’ll find indoor comfort before (and after) you brave the glass-floored outdoor deck. This Hudson Yards stunner boasts tall panoramic windows where you can watch raindrops race down the glass as Manhattan sprawls below in cinematic fashion. On stormier days, the clouds themselves become part of the show—plus, the café in the sky is just the ticket for hot cocoa with a view.  That’s the coolest part: you never have to go outdoors to feel you’re on top of New York. Cozy up in a window-side lounge, snap photos of the misty skyline, and let the city’s drama unfold from above—weather and all.  Madame Tussauds New York: Pose with Celebrities, Escape the Storm  Step through the doors at Madame Tussauds and suddenly you’re rubbing shoulders with A-listers, superheroes, and even presidents—no bouncer or red carpet in sight. This legendary wax museum is rain-proof fun, offering a hilarious blend of pop culture, sports legends, and classic NYC glamour.  What’s the draw (apart from getting more selfies than your phone can handle)? The vibe—visitors laugh, pose, and get their glitz on, with interactive sets and themed photo ops that’ll make your social feed pop. Even the décor leans into the spectacle, with sparkling lights and music setting the scene. It’s hard not to smile when you’re high-fiving Spidey or belting it out with Beyoncé. Bring your inner star—the rain’s got nothing on the energy in here.  RiseNY: An Immersive Ride Through NYC’s Greatest Hits  If you’re curious what it feels like to soar over the city, waltz through its decades, and see its pop culture milestones—all without a single umbrella—RiseNY delivers. This experience kicks off with a short, lively film that traces New York’s story, then whisks you onto a state-of-the-art flying theater ride. Suspended in front of a giant screen, you’ll swoop over the skyline, hop from the Bronx to Brooklyn, and dive into history, all from a comfy seat.  What makes it so engaging? The blend of interactive exhibits (costumes! vintage TVs! subway tokens!) and theatrical special effects. It’s as dramatic as a West Side Story dance number and perfect for ages 7 to 107. Bonus: You exit right into the heart of Midtown’s best shops and eateries, ready to skip through the puddles with a new perspective on NYC.  Coffee Shop Hopping: Rainy Day Rituals in NYC’s Coziest Cafés  New York’s café scene comes alive when it’s soggy outside. Whether you crave old-school literary charm or sleek design and killer pastries, the city’s coffee shops double as cultural retreats and people-watching havens. In Brooklyn, Devoción’s lush greenery and sunlight streaming through a glass roof will make you forget about the rain.  What makes these places special? They’re true neighborhoods in a mug—soak up the buzz, catch local artists on the playlist, and try a signature drink; Café Grumpy’s cold brew is legendary, and Everyman Espresso’s single origins pack a punch. Some have board games or book swaps, all invite you to linger until the clouds clear.  Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum: Rain-Proof Adventure on the Hudson  Ships and submarines aren’t just for sunny days. The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum offers an unbeatable chance to explore some of America’s most fascinating vehicles—all safely indoors. Wander aircraft decks, peek into the Space Shuttle Pavilion, or try your hand at the flight simulators—no need to worry about getting drenched. Housed on a real aircraft carrier docked on the Hudson, Intrepid delivers both jaw-dropping hardware and stories that feel larger than life.  What makes the museum sing on a rainy day? You wander through cavernous hangars, climb into a genuine Cold War-era submarine, and gaze up at the legendary Space Shuttle Enterprise—all dry, all thrilling. Interactive displays and hands-on exhibits keep minds active and little ones enthralled. There’s something nostalgic about hearing the rain ping off the ship’s deck as you lose yourself in tales of heroism, innovation, and teamwork. Whether you’re a history buff, airplane enthusiast, or just looking for a family day out, you’re guaranteed to leave with plenty of tales—no umbrella required.  Greenwich Village: Cozy Eateries and Underground Culture  When rain taps on the Village’s leafy streets, this bohemian neighborhood becomes impossibly inviting. Duck into Buvette for steamy café au lait and classic French plates in a candlelit setting, or wander to Joe’s Pizza for a New York slice that’s stood the test of time. If you’re after something lively, The Comedy Cellar beckons with brick-walled warmth and side-splitting line-ups.  We’re smitten with how Greenwich Village feels tailor-made for rainy day discoveries. Historic cafés are perfect for lingering over pastries, indie record stores pulse with character, and neighborhood bookstores (like Three Lives & Company) invite you to settle in and browse. Whether you’re solo, with friends, or wrangling a family, Villagers make you feel like you belong—and you’ll leave with a full belly and a warmer heart.  NYC’s Hidden Bookstores: Wander, Browse, and Escape the Storm  Secreted away from the Broadway hustle, New York’s indie bookstores turn a gloomy afternoon into pure bliss for anyone who loves the smell of paper and the joy of a good rummage. The Strand is famous for its “18 miles of books,” where you can while away hours discovering everything from offbeat zines to new releases and cozy nooks for reading. Further uptown, Albertine in the French Embassy is as enchanting as any Parisian library, with a celestial blue ceiling and tomes in two languages.  What makes these escapes ideal for wet weather? Each shop offers a mini-adventure: chat with passionate staff about their current picks, lose yourself in a comfy chair, or stumble upon an author signing you never expected. It’s the perfect way to pick up a literary souvenir—or simply pass the rain among friends, fictional and otherwise.  ARTECHOUSE New York: Dazzling Digital Wonder  Step inside ARTECHOUSE in Chelsea on a drizzly day, and it instantly feels like you’ve landed in the future. Here, immersive digital art exhibitions surround and respond to you, with shifting projections, pulsing soundtracks, and interactive tech that invites you to play. You might literally become part of the artwork as you dance with light or tilt your head through kaleidoscopic rooms.  The energy here is electric; staff are happy to walk you through installations or snap a photo of your best neon-lit moment. Each exhibition changes up the visual feast, so you could be enveloped by oceans one month and drifting through digital gardens the next. The in-house XR Bar’s futuristic cocktails only sweeten the deal. For couples, families, or solo explorers seeking an upbeat alternative to gray weather, ARTECHOUSE is sure to brighten your mood, no sunshine required.    When New York throws a curveball with rain, locals and savvy visitors know the city’s spirit never dims. From the triceratops at the American Museum of Natural History to the starry lights of The Museum of Broadway, and the cozy glow of a Greenwich Village café, there are endless adventures waiting just a few steps inside. Bad weather? In New York, it’s just another reason to keep exploring.    Enjoyed this? Check out our picks of the city’s best hidden gems, and wander NYC’s top walking tours  Step up your sightseeing with The New York Pass®    We make it easy to explore the best a city has to offer. We’re talking top attractions, hidden gems and local tours, all for one low price. Plus, you'll enjoy guaranteed savings, compared to buying individual attraction tickets.   See more, do more, and experience more with The New York Pass® – just choose a pass to get started! 
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A Guide to The RIDE & Tips for your Trip

The RIDE is a new way to see New York. This theatrical experience puts a twist on the age-old bus tour format thanks to the hilarious commentary of two comedic hosts, the stadium-style seating on the bus providing you with 360 degrees of amazing views, and even the chance for a spot of impromptu karaoke! And, of course, you'll have the chance to see all the biggest landmarks that New York has to offer, and with the unrivaled freedom courtesy of floor-to-ceiling windows inside the vehicle, your phone better have enough memory for the countless snaps you'll be taking! How to get The RIDE discount tickets? We’ve got you covered – The RIDE admission is available with the below money-saving options, so you can choose the attraction pass that’s right for you: 1. All-Inclusive Pass – All you can do. Includes admission to dozens of attractions. 2. Explorer Pass – Choose as you go. Includes admission of up to 10 attractions. Tips for riding The RIDE As one of the newest, hottest attractions in New York, The RIDE is incredibly popular. As such, we recommend you book it far in advance of your trip - we wouldn't want you to miss out! You'll be spending around 75 minutes on your ride sitting down. So, be sure to wear something you're comfortable sitting in for that long! Perhaps leave those high-waisted jeans at home... Make sure to pack a camera with plenty of film, or make sure you've got enough space on your phone - you'll be taking lots and lots of photos, and you won't want to miss any of the surprising sights and sounds you'll see! When is the best time to experience The RIDE? Since you're in a sealed vehicle, really you can check out The RIDE at any time of year! However, you're likely to see more activity going on outside the bus when the weather's good, so think about hopping on from the beginning of spring to the end of summer. What is there to see and do on The RIDE? Take your seat on the three-tiered, stadium-like bus seats, and buckle up for a ride you'll never forget. Listen to the guides as they weave hilarious tales of Big Apple Hijinks, look on as you see street performers strutting their stuff, and snap pics of all the biggest highlights of New York's skyline. The RIDE highlights Be on the lookout for New York's most iconic landmarks, such as Times Square, the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, Central Park, Carnegie Hall, and many more! Enjoy 360-degree views of the city thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows across the whole of the bus. Split your sides thanks to the hilarious running commentary provided by your two comedic guides. See all the city's hotspots in under 2 hours. What attractions are near The RIDE? The famous Times Square is right around the corner, if your RIDE by gave you the itch to see more. You'll also find Madame Tussauds and the MOMA a stone's throw from the pick up point. Where is there to eat nearby? If you're in the mood for an authentic New York slice, Pizza 42 is right across the street. For fast food lovers, there's an Applebee's, Dave & Busters, Chick-fil-A, and Mcdonald's a short walk from the pick up point. If you're in the market for something heartier, you're in New York! Go explore and see what you find! Need to Know For the full schedule of operation for The RIDE, visit their website here. Tours will be canceled for severe weather or mechanical issues. Directions and Address Departs from 259 West 42nd Street near 8th Avenue. New York, NY 10036 United States Closest Subway Stops A, C, E, or S trains to Port Authority/42nd Street; 1, 2, 3, N, R, Q, or 7 trains to Times Square/42nd Street. Save on Tickets with a pass Remember, Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility, which can include The RIDE tickets, plus admission to your choice of other top attractions. You'll make great savings on entry to top museums, tours, and activities vs. paying at the gate. Visit multiple attractions for one low price.
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