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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
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SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
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Edge Observation Deck
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New York City Downtown & Statue of Liberty Sightseeing Cruise
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Empire State Building
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Empire State Building
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Intrepid Museum
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Intrepid Museum
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Museum of Modern Art
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Museum of Modern Art
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American Museum of Natural History
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American Museum of Natural History
Tip: If you visit between September and May, be sure to explore the Butterfly Conservatory. The whole vivarium is filled with hundreds of butterflies in a floral and almost tropical space.
New York Sightseeing Cruise
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Address: 455 12th Ave, New York, NY 10018, United States | Find on Maps
Closest bus stop: 12 Ave/W 40 St (4 minute walk)
Address: 299 South St, New York, NY 10002, United States | Find on Maps
Closest bus stop: Madison St/Montgomery St (5 minute walk)
Sightseeing cruises are a popular attraction in New York and you can expect it to be busy every day of the week. The weekends, though, can get particularly crowded as compared to the weekdays, which are generally more relaxed.
Summer (June to August) is the most popular time for sightseeing cruises in NYC due to the warm weather and longer days. Taking a cruise during the holiday season, which falls during winter (November to December), will show you a more festive atmosphere that enhances your experience. If you prefer less bustle, visit during spring (March to May) or fall (September to November).
There are several options for sightseeing cruises in New York, including sightseeing cruises, sunset cruises, and dining cruises. Each cruise offers a unique way to explore iconic landmarks along the Hudson River and East River.
This cruise includes close-up views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the NYC skyline. You'll learn about the city’s history from a guide or audio commentary.
Expect stunning views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Brooklyn Bridge, One World Trade Center, and the New York City skyline. Some cruises also offer views of iconic neighborhoods like Lower Manhattan and Battery Park.
Your sightseeing cruise does not come with a meal but there will be a snack bar from where you can purchase refreshments.
Sightseeing cruises operate throughout the year in New York, but schedules vary seasonally.
Yes! The NYC sightseeing cruise is wheelchair accessible.
When going on a sightseeing cruise, don’t forget to take along your camera, sunglasses, and a light jacket as it can get windy on the water.
Yes, NYC sightseeing cruises can be affected by weather conditions. Factors such as rain, wind, or fog may lead to schedule changes or cancellations at the cruise operator’s discretion.
The New York dinner cruises have a cash bar where you can purchase alcoholic beverages on board.
Yes, the New York dinner cruises are wheelchair accessible.
Pets are not allowed on dinner cruises, but guide dogs are allowed on the New York City Buffet Dinner Sightseeing Cruise.