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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
New York Sightseeing Cruise
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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
New York Sightseeing Cruise
SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
New York Sightseeing Cruise
NYC cruises offer an extraordinary way to take in the sights and skyline of the city from a unique vantage point. Spot the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Brooklyn Bridge from the water giving you a different perspective than from land.
Average duration: 1 - 1.5 hours
Recommended experiences:
Average duration: 2 - 3 hours
Recommended experiences:
Average duration: 2 hours
Recommended experiences:
Average duration: 1 - 1.5 hours
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Address: 299 South St, New York, NY 10002, United States | Find on Maps
Famous for: Versatile entertainment hub that hosts a wide variety of events, including sporting events, musical performances, art exhibitions, fashion shows, and tech conferences.
Closest bus stop: Madison St/Montgomery St
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Address: 455 12th Ave, New York, NY 10018, United States | Find on Maps
Famous for: Pier 78 is a hub for sightseeing cruises and is particularly popular for ferry tours.
Closest bus stop: 12 Av/42 St
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Address: Chelsea Piers Pier 61, New York, NY 10011, United States | Find on Maps
Famous for: This is the primary departure point for various sightseeing cruises, and hosts private events, including weddings and corporate gatherings.
Closest bus stop: 12 Avenue & West 23 St
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Address: 111C 11th Ave, New York, NY 10011, United States | Find on Maps
Famous for: Pier 61 Chelsea Piers is part of the Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex, which also consists of a park, a dog park, a football ground, a basketball court, and a skatepark.
Closest bus stop: 12 Avenue & West 23 St
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Address: 78 South St, New York, NY 10006, United States | Find on Maps
Famous for: This large, two-level pier features a variety of attractions including dining and entertainment with several upscale restaurants, community spaces, sports facilities and river views.
Closest bus stop: Water St & Fletcher St
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Address: 83 North River Piers West 43rd Street and, 12th Ave, New York, NY 10036, United States | Find on Maps
Famous for: Pier 83 is primarily known for being the home of Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises which was established in 1945. Here, you can see state-of-the-art boats docked by the pier, ready to take you on your Hudson River adventure.
Closest bus stop: 12 Av/42 St
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*The duration of your cruise will differ based on the option you select.
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You can enjoy a variety of cruise experiences in New York, including sightseeing cruises, sunset cruises, and dining cruises. Each of these offers a unique way to explore the city, whether you're capturing daytime photos of landmarks, enjoying a romantic evening at sunset, or indulging in a gourmet meal while taking in the skyline.
Dining cruises offer a gourmet experience with freshly prepared meals that include entrées, salads, desserts, and more. Depending on the cruise, you may also enjoy live entertainment. Some cruises offer free-flowing beverages like mimosas or champagne, making them perfect for celebrations.
Yes, these cruises are family-friendly! Sightseeing cruises are a great way to give your kids an experience of a lifetime. Some cruises have entertainment corners on board too. Most cruises are pram and stroller-friendly.
Most New York cruises operate year-round, except during severe weather conditions like snowstorms. Sightseeing cruises might have reduced operations during the winter months.
Most sightseeing cruises do not allow outside food and beverages on board. However, dining cruises provide meals, and beverages or snacks are available for purchase on most cruises.
While there is no strict dress code for most cruises, for dining cruises, wear smart attire like khakis, dresses, button-up shirts, and blouses, to match the more upscale experience. Some of the dining cruises will not allow people in casual jeans, t-shirts, and sandals on board.
While pets are not allowed on the New York cruises, you can take your guide dogs on certain cruises, such as the New York City Buffet Brunch, Lunch or Dinner Sightseeing Cruise and the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Sightseeing Cruise.
The legal age to consume alcohol in New York is 21 years. You’ll need to show your valid government-issued ID if you want to buy and drink alcohol on board.
Parking is available near most cruise departure points, but it is often limited. Take public transport or taxis for ease of access.
Generally, for domestic cruises like the New York City sightseeing and dining cruises, a passport is not necessary; however, you do need to carry a valid form of identification, like a driver's license.
Yes. The sightseeing cruises are a popular tourist activity in New York and are almost always fully booked. Booking your cruise in advance will ensure you get the time slot you prefer.
Yes. All your New York cruises will dock at the same port they departed from.
Your cruise tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled in case you don’t make it to the cruise and miss it.