New York City Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Statue of Liberty Ticket
Downtown Tour
Route Duration: 3 hours
Stops on the Downtown Tour:- Theater District - 47th Street and 7th Avenue
- Times Sq - 42 St - 7th Avenue between 40th and 41st Streets
- Macy's - 34th Street and 7th Avenue
- Empire State Building - 34th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues
- Empire State Building - 320 5th Avenue
- Flatiron District - 22nd Street and 5th Avenue
- Union Square - 14th Street and 5th Avenue
- SoHo - NW corner of Spring Street and Broadway
- Chinatown - Broadway& Walker Street
- City Hall - Broadway between Pine and Rector Streets
- Battery Park - State Street and Bridge Street
- Seaport - South Street between John Street and Fulton Street
- Lower East Side - Grant Street and Allen Street
- East Village - 1st Avenue between St. mark's and 9th Street
- United Nations Plaza - Corner of 45th Street and 1st Avenue
- Waldorf Astoria New York - 49th Street between Lexington and Park Avenue
- Rockefeller Center - 49th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues
Statue of Liberty / Central Park / Staten Island Ferry / Gray Line New York Sightseeing / Flatiron Building / Empire State Building / Ellis Island / Rockefeller Center / The Museum of Modern Art / Whitney Museum of American Art / Seaport District NYC / Fifth Avenue / Times Square / Radio City Music Hall / St. Patrick's Cathedral / Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum / SoHo / Greenwich Village / Little Italy / Chinatown / Madame Tussauds New York / Madison Square Garden / Top of the Rock / Lower Manhattan / Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square / The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum / 42nd Street / One World Observatory / Gulliver's Gate
Operates: Departures 8 am to 6 pm, every 15-20 min
Uptown Tour
Route Duration: 2 hours
Stops on the Uptown Tour:- Hell's Kitchen - 42nd Street and 8th Avenue
- Restaurant Row - 46th Street and 8th Avenue
- Theater District - 50th Street and 8th Avenue
- Theater District - 55th Street and 8th Avenue
- Columbus Circle Northeast - 61st Street and Central Park West
- Lincoln Center Plaza - 66th Street and Central Park West
- The Dakota - 72nd Street and Central Park West
- American Museum of Natural History - 79th Street and Central Park West
- The Hotel Newton - Central Park West between 92nd and 93rd Streets
- Upper West Side - 104th Street and Central Park West
- The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine - 112th Street and Amsterdam Avenue
- Apollo Theater - 125th Street bet Frederick Douglass & Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd
- Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market - 116th Street and Malcolm X Blvd
- Museum of the City of New York - 104th Street and 5th Avenue
- Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum - 92nd Street and 5th Avenue
- Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum - 89th Street and 5th Avenue
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art - 5th Avenue between 82nd and 83rd Streets
- The Frick Collection - 72nd street and 5th Avenue
- Central Park Zoo - 66th Street and 5th Avenue
- Central Park South - 61st Street and 5th Avenue
- Rockefeller Center - 49th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues
Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial / American Museum of Natural History / New-York Historical Society Museum & Library / Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine / Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market / Museum of the City of New York / The Jewish Museum / Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum / Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum / The Metropolitan Museum of Art / Central Park / Central Park Zoo / Frick Collection / Rockefeller Center / Radio City Music Hall
Operates: Departures 9 am - 4 pm every 20-30 minutes
Brooklyn Tour
Route Duration: 2 hours
Stops on the Brooklyn Tour :- Battery Park - State Street and Bridge Street
- Cadman Plaza West - Cadman Plaza West between Clark and Tillary Streets
- Brooklyn Bridge - Old Fulton Street and Prospect Street
- Court Street - Court Street and Atlantic Avenue
- Atlantic Avenue Barclays Center Station - Dean Street and Flatbush Avenue
- Botanic Garden - Flatbush Avenue and Eastern Parkway
- Junior's Restaurant and Bakery - NW Corner of Decalb and Flatbush Avenue
Battery Park / Manhattan Bridge / Cadman Plaza Park / Brooklyn Bridge / Dumbo / Barclays Center / Brooklyn Museum / Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Operates: Departures 10 am -3 pm every 30 minutes
Night Tour (not hop-on, hop-off)
Route Duration: 2 hours
Stops on the Night Tour (not hop-on, hop-off):- Theater District - 47th Street and 8th Avenue
- Empire State Concrete Polishing - 32nd Street and 5th Avenue
Times Square / Empire State Building / Flatiron Building / Greenwich Village / SoHo / TriBeCa / Chinatown / Little Italy / Manhattan Bridge / Dumbo / Brooklyn Heights Promenade / Lower East Side
Operates: Departure 6 pm- 9 pm, every 30 min
- 24-Hour, 48-Hour or 72-Hour Hop-on Hop-off Double Decker Bus
- Night Tour of the city lights at iconic attractions aboard a double decker bus
- Hop-on, Hop-off ferry tour of New York’s waterways
- Live tour guide (aboard bus and cruise)
- Entrance to your choice of the Museum of the City of New York or New York Historical Society
- LOL Comedy Club ( 2 drink/item minimum)
- Eat & Play Discount Card
- Statue Of Liberty and Ellis Island Entrance (Not including crown entrance)
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Statue of Liberty Monument and Crown access
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Ferry ticket does not include Pedestal or Crown access or audio guide
- Headsets with pre-recorded tour narration is available in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Mandarin, Russian, Japanese, Korean or Hebrew
- Infants 2 years and under are free
- Double Decker buses are wheelchair accessible
- The Night Tour is not a hop-on, hop-off tour and can only be taken once
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Infant seats available
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 100 travelers
Don't use "New York City Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour". Waste of money. If not many people in the bus, drivers are advised to wait until the bus is reasonably filled. Don't rely on time table. Not all buses are available with guides.
From 45+ min waits to no AC on a hot and humid day we were very disappointed. Multiple buses didn’t have audio, tour guides were very hit or miss and we lost a ton of time waiting for buses.
We could not board the bus with the e ticket, this delayed our arrival to Battery Park and we were unable to board the ferry. the entire exercise was a waste of time and money.
The QR code provided did not allow us to board. Fortunately the kind driver did let us get on to go to the next stop, near their offices. We waited a very long time for buses, and saw so many others from other companies go by. We finally got our bus, and the guide was dry and boring, and even rude to some riders.
The tour guides on these buses are all passionate about something; how much we get out of the tour, how much we rappreciate, depends on the degree that their tastes coincide with ours. We had three. One was very knowledgable about NYC architecture, one about history, with anecdotes about famous people that went with the places we saw; one seemed to want to give us a perspective based on living in New York. We got caught in heavy traffic with him and he only talked about people leaving in the Holland Tunnel for the weekend instead of telling us interesting stories like the second guide would have.
Very enjoyable tours around the whole of Manhattan. In hindsight, if you plan well you really get good use out of the hop on hop off aspect, great for going where you want to go and also just to sit and enjoy the sights and take lots of photos. My only niggle was finding the bust stops, its a little hard with all the signage everywhere in NY, they can be missed.
The quality of the experience is totally dependent on the person doing the narration. The first bus we boarded, I found it impossible to understand what the guide was saying, so needless to say, I was not impressed with that leg of my trip. The next two buses had excellent narrators who were easily understood, so that part of the tour was quite enjoyable. The ferry ride was good, but the night tour was really disappointing! Since we were in the Christmas season, we thought that we would see some holiday lights and decorations. That was not the case. When we asked about that, the guide told us that we would have been better served to stay downtown and walk around on our own. Some good points, some not so good.
The convenience of being able to hop on and hop off the bus was a great benefit.We saw a lot more of New York than expected and the onboard commentary was a great help