Holiday in New York

Experience the magic of the Holiday Train Show, a seasonal exhibition featuring model trains zipping through a stunning display of over 175 iconic New York landmarks.

The New York Botanical Garden, the largest of its kind in NYC, spans 250 acres of diverse plant collections, serene landscapes, and tranquil water features, making it a haven for nature lovers.

Don’t forget to ride on the narrated tram tour which lasts about 30 minutes and makes a complete loop around the garden.

Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of NYC’s holiday-lit landmarks, including a special photo stop at the Statue of Liberty, all from the comfort of cozy, decorated cabins.

Step aboard the Santa-approved Sightseeing Cruise, from November 29th to January 5th, featuring festive decor, lights, and drinks for a magical holiday experience.

Sail past Hudson Yards and The Vessel while live guides share stories of Manhattan’s waterfront history and its iconic transformation.

Create a festive keepsake at the Santa Hat Station and sip themed cocktails like the Kick Line and Rockette-tini.

Book for Opening Day or Christmas Eve to get a free collectible Circle Line Ornament (while supplies last).

Be one with the skies atop the Empire State Observatory. On the clearest days, you can peer up to 80 miles away, catching a glimpse of 6 states all from one prime lookout!

Gather a sky-high perspective of the concrete jungle with unobstructed 360-degree views of landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, and Times Square.

Be away from the views for just long enough to learn about the building's rich history, through informative exhibits on the 2nd and 80th floors.

The higher the better: Upgrade your ticket to include 102nd-floor observatory deck entry.

Fun fact: The construction of the Empire State Building, intended to be the world's first 100-storey building, took just 1 year and 45 days.

Start your experience with a spectacular multimedia journey through Hudson Yards’ history before soaring up to Edge NYC in a sky pod elevator.

Behold an unparalleled perspective of the entire borough of Manhattan and its breathtaking skyline from 1,100 feet up in the air!

Feel your pulse race as you explore the cutting-edge design with its angled glass wall, glass floor, and picturesque skyline steps.

Take this experience home with a free digital souvenir photo. Upgrade to the Flex Pass for anytime access or the Express pass for priority entry!

Fun Fact: The elevator ride to Edge takes only 52 seconds!

Enjoy breathtaking 360-degree panoramas from the observation decks, including Central Park and the Empire State Building.

Explore 3 observation levels, with the open-air deck on the 70th floor providing an exhilarating experience high above the city streets.

Upgrade to the VIP Pass for guided tours and expedited entry, plus exclusive access to unique features like the private Skylift and Beam.

Relax with a complimentary champagne toast at the Weather Room (21+) while soaking in the spectacular surroundings and get 20% off at the gift shop.

Did you know? 30 Rockefeller Plaza was the tallest building in the world when it was completed in 1933. Now that's truly reaching for the sky!

Get two New York experiences in one ticket - visit the Museum of Broadway and the Edge Observation Deck with this super-saver combo ticket.

Located just minutes from each other in the heart of Manhattan, you can visit both places in one day, or even choose different dates for your convenience.

See the world of theater up close at the Museum of Broadway. See real costumes and sets from famous shows like Hamilton, The Lion King, and Phantom of the Opera.

At Edge Observation Deck, look out over Manhattan from 1,100 feet up. The view covers the whole city and its skyline.

Fun fact: From vintage playbills to scripts signed by Broadway legends, the museum is a treasure trove of theater history.

Get two New York experiences in one ticket - visit the Museum of Broadway and the Empire State Building with this super-saver combo ticket.

Located just minutes from each other in the heart of Manhattan, you can visit both places in one day, or even choose different dates for your convenience.

See the world of theater up close at the Museum of Broadway. See real costumes and sets from famous shows like Hamilton, The Lion King, and Phantom of the Opera.

Ascend to the 86th floor for sweeping views across 6 states from the highest 360-degree open-air viewpoint in New York City.

Fun fact: From vintage playbills to scripts signed by Broadway legends, the museum is a treasure trove of theater history.