纽约最佳夜间活动指南
作者:Mia Russell
当太阳下山时,这座“大苹果”城便焕发出无限生机。霓虹灯开始闪烁,餐厅熙熙攘攘,各大剧院也纷纷铺上红地毯。从优美公园里的露天电影,到繁华的夜市和百老汇演出,说到夜生活,纽约能满足每个人的需求!
让我们一起来看看在这座“不夜城”落日余晖之后,有哪些精彩活动等待着您。

在观景台领略城市灯火
想要举杯庆祝纽约的日落,没有比在遍布全城的众多观景台更好的方式了。看着城市灯火在暮色降临之际开始闪烁,以从未有过的视角俯瞰这座城市。
曼哈顿有几座大楼的观景台在晚间开放,您可以在那里尽情领略这座城市的迷人魅力。
洛克菲勒中心峭壁之顶观景台
Top of the Rock 占据了洛克菲勒中心的最后 3 层。它拥有三层室内和室外观景台,可为游客提供壮观且无遮挡的城市天际线美景。68 层和 69 层设有带玻璃围栏的露台,可欣赏到全城的绝美全景。
70 层拥有露天屋顶平台,没有金属或玻璃围栏遮挡,是拍照的绝佳地点!在前往峭壁之顶观景台的途中,您可以享受多种独特体验,从宏伟的 Joie 水晶灯、互动艺术作品展,到声光走廊以及俯瞰曼哈顿的时间胶囊,精彩纷呈。
使用您的通票即可免费进入峭壁之顶观景台,沉浸在令人惊叹的 360 度全景之中。

帝国大厦
登上享誉世界的 Empire State Building,前往 86 层的露天观景台,将纽约市著名的美景尽收眼底。
使用您的通票享受免费进入帝国大厦的礼遇,快速登上环绕大楼尖顶的露天观景台。惊叹于那无边无际的美景,在天气晴朗的夜晚,视野甚至可以横跨 6 个州!

Edge 观景台
在全球最高的室外空中平台之一俯瞰整座城市。位于哈德逊广场 30 号的 the Edge 是一个先进的平台,配有透明玻璃地板,从地面向上延伸 100 层,悬浮在半空中。
在香槟酒吧小酌一杯起泡酒,庆祝日落,欣赏无与伦比的城市全景,感觉自己仿佛漂浮在城市上空。这绝对是一场勇者的挑战!
记得使用您的通票免费进入 Edge 观景台。

一号世界观景台
在城市的最高点——One World Observatory顶端欣赏落日余晖。搭乘令人惊叹的 SkyPodTM 高速电梯,仅需 47 秒即可直达 102 层,同时您还可以观看多媒体展示,了解纽约市如何从荒野蜕变为摩天大楼森林。透过“天空门户”(Sky Portal)的玻璃地板俯瞰下方的城市,并在世界之巅享受多场震撼的视听体验。使用您的通票即可免费进入世界一号观景台(One World Observatory),并在其顶级的餐厅和酒吧 One Dine 享受招牌鸡尾酒的专属折扣。干杯!

打卡时代广场
时代广场是纽约最热门的景点之一,拥有无与伦比的夜生活!这里汇聚了丰富的娱乐活动,从酒吧、餐厅、夜总会到剧院和电视录影棚,入夜后的氛围更加热烈。
通过 Broadway & Times Square Walking Tour. 深入了解这个著名的街区。使用您的通票参加这项导览游,由经验丰富的演员和导演担任导游,带您走遍所有热门地点。
您可以去 LoL 时代广场喜剧俱乐部(LoL Times Square Comedy Club)开怀大笑,或者前往 Bowlmor 时代广场游艺中心体验保龄球、顶尖视频游戏和复古弹珠机。
使用您的通票参观 Madame Tussauds,并免费观看漫威宇宙 4D 电影体验。在 Haven 屋顶酒吧啜饮鸡尾酒,俯瞰时代广场的熙攘街景。

观看百老汇演出
在纽约,观看一场百老汇演出是极其经典的晚间活动。虽然票价昂贵,但这种体验令人难忘,绝对不容错过!纽约拥有 40 多家正式的百老汇剧院,您一定能找到感兴趣的剧目。
温馨提示:购买折扣演出票的最佳方式是前往杜菲广场(Duffy Square,第 47 街和百老汇交汇处)的 TDF's TKTS Booth,在演出当天排队购买。大多数演出都能提供非常丰厚的折扣。

体验与众不同的表演
如果您喜欢更有活力的表演,可以使用您的通票观看 Shake, Rattle & Roll 决斗钢琴秀(Dueling Pianos Show)。
这场为期 3 小时的摇滚盛宴在东 32 街历史悠久的 Cutting Room 举行,包含了点唱环节的现场钢琴伴奏、美味佳肴和丰富的饮品。
如果您钟情爵士乐,可以前往爵士乐的发源地哈莱姆区(Harlem),欣赏一场经典的爵士乐演出。使用您的通票获取 Harlem Jazz Series 门票,由业界顶尖音乐家为您呈现 1 小时的经典爵士名曲表演。

在布莱恩特公园欣赏落日电影
如果天气晴朗,为何不在布莱恩特公园(Bryant Park)观看一场露天电影呢?布莱恩特公园坐落在纽约公共图书馆后面,是曼哈顿中城文化的核心地带,以其标志性的星空电影之夜而闻名。
持通票在 Perfect Picnic 领取一份美味的野餐包,在草坪上找个位子,度过一个浪漫的夜晚。
温馨提示:电影之夜非常受欢迎,建议在 17:00 草坪开放时准时到达,以占据有利位置。

在轮渡上领略城市灯火
在浪漫的海港游船上,沉浸在“大苹果”梦幻般的夜色中。使用您的通票搭乘 Harbor Lights Cruise with Circle Line,开启一段穿梭于城市间的航行。
船上设有室内和室外座位、设施齐全的酒吧,以及适合拍照分享到社交平台的室外观景平台。游船过程中伴有解说,在您滑过布鲁克林大桥和自由女神像等纽约著名地标时,为您讲解有趣的背景故事。

看一场洋基队比赛
纽约夜晚最令人兴奋的活动之一,就是在灯光下观看一场洋基队的棒球比赛。提早一点前往赛场,使用您的通票参加 Classic Tour of the Yankee Stadium。
您可以深入了解这座传奇球场的幕后故事,参观通常不对公众开放的区域,如球员休息室和记者席。留意贝比·鲁斯(Babe Ruth)的灵魂,据说他常在球场周围徘徊!

在空中花园星空漫步
当日落降临时,前往独特的空中花园(High Line)欣赏壮观的城市风光。这段曾经废弃的铁路轨道现已改造成充满绿意的空中花园,穿过纽约市一些最具历史感的街区。
持通票参加 High Line, Chelsea & Meatpacking District Walking Tour,沿着这座高架公园漫步。欣赏艺术装置,并瞻仰纽约最著名的一些建筑,包括帝国大厦和弗兰克·盖里设计的 IAC 大楼。
您还可以参加空中花园在每周二黄昏至 21:45 举办的免费观星之夜。业余天文学家协会(Amateur Astronomers Association)会在公园遍布望远镜,并随时提供帮助和解答疑问。
See the city lights from an observation deck
See the city lights from an observation deck
Now, if there’s one thing New York isn’t short of, it’s a tall building or 10. And if there’s a better place to soak up the twinkling lights of the Manhattan skyline than from atop one of these superscrapers we’ve yet to find it (disclaimer: views from Brooklyn Heights and the Brooklyn Bridge are pretty special too). Here come four of the very best, with a little bit about what makes each one unique.
Pro-tip: access to all four of these is included with a New York Pass just in case, y’know, you just can’t make up your mind which one to do…
The Empire State Building
Does this one even need an introduction? Not really. Perhaps the most famous skyscraper in the world, the Empire State Building was the planet’s tallest for several decades following its record-breakingly speedy 1930s construction. Ascend to the 86th floor of this Art Deco darling to take in those famous NYC views – views that will have changed one heck of a lot over the last century – and expect to pick out the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, the One World Trade Center and more. Yes, even in the dark.
Read our complete guide to King-Konquering the ESB here.
Edge
Located at 30 Hudson Yards, Edge is one of the highest outdoor sky decks in the world. It’s one of the city’s more modern experiences; a state-of-the-art platform that juts out into mid-air a heart-stopping 100 floors above the ground. It even features a transparent glass floor section where fearless travelers can gaze straight down through 1,100 feet of nothingness to terra firma and its toytown cabs and ant-sized humans below. Fun!
Top of the Rock
Top of the Rock
Another one that requires little preamble, Top of the Rock occupies the uppermost three floors of the Rockefeller Center. This Depression-era gem boasts a range of indoor and outdoor observation decks, all of which offer spectacular views of the city skyline. Its primary USP? Some of the best unobstructed view of the Empire State Building you’re likely to find in this fair city. Pro-tip: don’t skip the chance to nab a selfie by the extraordinary Joie chandelier in the Rockefeller Center’s soaring lobby atrium.
Get the full lowdown (or should that be high-up) with our complete guide here.
One World Observatory
Last but most definitely not least, the One World Trade Center is the highest point in the city (and indeed the entire Western Hemisphere), standing at an eye-watering (and very meaningful) 1,776 feet from top to toe. No shrinking violet either, its observatory sits at 1,268 feet on the 102nd floor, promising nerve-jangling 360-degree panoramas of the glittering cityscape, with particularly excellent views of Lady Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge.
Hit up Times Square
Hit up Times Square
Times Square is quite the kaleidoscopic sensory experience at any time of day, but perhaps especially in the evening when the stacks of advertising billboards illuminate the streets, and there’s a palpable buzz in the air as theater-goers make their way to hit Broadway shows like The Lion King, Wicked and Hamilton. Don’t fancy a show? There’s plenty more nightlife to get excited about here, including bars, restaurants, comedy joints, nightclubs, TV recording studios and more. Or you could, y’know, just hang out around the intersection of 7th and W 45th and take in the whole glorious spectacle.
Pro-tip: the best way to get discounted tickets for Broadway shows is to head to TDF's TKTS Booth in Duffy Square (47th Street and Broadway – can’t miss those neon-red glass steps) and wait in line on the day of the show; there are some deep discounts to be had on most shows, as long as you’re willing to wait.
NB your New York Pass gets you access to tons of daytime Times Square attractions too, including Madame Tussauds, RiseNY and more. Get the full lowdown right here.
Yet more New York nightlife
Yet more New York nightlife
This is New York, baby, so there’s always plenty more nighttime action happening away from Times Square. New to town? This guided tour gives a pretty solid intro to some of the best bars, speakeasies and rooftop lounges in Midtown and Hell’s Kitchen, throwing in a solid helping of Big Apple history along the way. You can choose to buy a drink (or not) at each venue – either way, it’s a fine way to get your bearings and jot down a few recommendations for future visits.
Elsewhere, NYC institution the Shake, Rattle & Roll Dueling Pianos Show is a three-hour all-request live rock 'n' roll spectacular, featuring – you guessed it – a lively pair of dueling pianists. Or check out some of the world’s best jazz musicians at the legendary Harlem Jazz Series, with shows held Thursday and Friday nights from April through December.
Embark on a classic harbor lights cruise
Embark on a classic harbor lights cruise
There are many ways to admire New York’s glittering skyline, but a Circle Line harbor cruise is certainly among the most effortless. Hop aboard at sundown for a two-hour voyage around the southern end of Manhattan Island, and a chance to tick off multiple bucket-list landmarks in one fell swoop. The twinkling lights of the Empire State and Chrysler buildings are unmistakable, as is the copper-green glow of an elegantly illuminated Lady Liberty. You’ll also want to keep eyes peeled for the One World Trade Center, the USS Intrepid and Brooklyn Bridge, as well as lesser-spotted gems like Jane’s Carousel in Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Colgate Clock on the New Jersey side – find out what else you can spot in our handy guide.
There’s plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, a full bar on board, and an outdoor viewing deck for those Insta-worthy snaps; the narration throws out fact after cool fact as you glide along in the twilight.
Alternatively, try this cruise if it’s specifically sunset views of the Statue of Liberty that you seek.
Catch a Yankees game
Catch a Yankees game
For baseball fans, there’s not much that can equal the crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd and the familiar scent of hot dogs drifting on the evening air. Giant foam fingers at the ready then for one of the great NYC traditions: a visit to Yankee Stadium to watch the beloved New York Yankees in action on home turf. Your New York Pass hits a home run, with awesome views from the Grandstand levels and one of the most memorable nights out the Big Apple has on offer. Go on: treat yourself to a classic ballpark snack: hot dogs loaded with toppings, garlic fries and helmet sundaes for the win.
Bonus: get to the stadium before nightfall and you can squeeze in a behind-the-scenes tour that takes in the New York Yankees Museum, Monument Park, the Great Hall and Toyota Terrace. Snap photos of the team’s many World Series trophies, and maybe even step into the dugout where legends have sat.
Greenwich Village nights
Greenwich Village nights
Greenwich Village isn’t just a neighborhood; it’s a whole vibe. And, at night, its streets transform into a tapestry of buzzy bars, live music venues and history-drenched corners. Think cobblestones under neon lights, music drifting out of jazz club doorways, and local characters you’d swear weren’t real unless you’d seen them with your own eyes. Speaking of which, one great way of immersing yourself in the area’s nighttime secrets is on a spooky ‘Ghosts of Greenwich Village’ walking tour. This spectral stroll explores some of the Village’s creepiest corners, guided by tales that blend history with chilling local lore. You’ll visit the mass burial ground that's now Washington Square Park, swing by the Hanging Tree, and stop off (perhaps permanently) at the notorious ‘Murder House’.
But fear not, there’s also a tour for those of a more nervous disposition, who prefer their evenings to stay resolutely phantom-free. This two-hour introduction to the Village explores cool indie stores and cafés, plus jazz clubs, the legendary Stonewall Inn and other bars. So, if you do end up seeing things that aren’t really there, it’s probably only because you’ve had one too many Manhattans.
Looking for more NYC inspo? Your luck’s in! Read our Broadway fan-girl’s guide to NYC, plan a perfect day in Lower Manhattan, and go behind the scenes at the Empire State Building.
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