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Want to experience a variety of cultural offerings in NYC? This combo allows you to explore the Intrepid and see contemporary art at the Whitney.
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Explore the Intrepid, a WWII aircraft carrier that survived kamikaze attacks, and see a diverse collection of restored aircraft at your own pace.
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Crawl through torpedo rooms, navigate the control room, and imagine the tension and camaraderie as you explore the Cold War-era submarine Growler.
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Deepen your understanding of American art at the Whitney Museum and see works of established and up-and-coming artists.
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Don't miss Edward Hopper's New York exhibit which explores the artist's depictions of life in New York City, like Early Sunday Morning and Yonkers.
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Fun fact: The museum was born when the Met rejected Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney's donation of works by living American artists.
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Intrepid Museum
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Entry to Intrepid Museum with priority access
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Access to Intrepid Aircraft Carrier
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Access to Space Shuttle Pavilion
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Access to “The Story of Intrepid”
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Access to “Kamikaze: Day of Darkness, Day of Light”
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Access to “On the Line”
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Access to “Apollo: When We Went to the Moon”
Whitney Museum of American Art
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Entry to the Whitney Museum of American Art
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Downloadable audio guide
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Access to Biennial 2024 (Mar 20 to Aug 11, 2024)
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Guests from United Kingdom, Canada, Israel and over 34 countries have loved this experienceWhat our guests say
Diane
Feb, 2025Verified booking
I visited the Alvin Ailey exhibit and loved it - the videos, the stories, the art, the adjacencies of other creatives, the (as the exhibit calles it) personal ephemeria, it was all wonderful and informative.
Gayle
Feb, 2025Verified booking
Loved the Alvin Ailey exhibit and the accessibility of the museum. Lovely environmentMassimiliano
Mar, 2025Verified booking
Beautiful exhibit In addition to the aircraft and the shuttle there are many narratives of wartime moments where the Intrepid was present. Also interesting are all the sections where the political and social situations of the Cold War and Vietnam periods are narrated
Colin
Mar, 2025Verified booking
Resonable priced museum to spend 90mins wandering around a 2nd world war /vietnam aircraft carrier, various planes, the iconic Concorde and a submarine. Added experience of talking to ex-staff who served on the ship. Shame the concorde guided tour was additional cost. Overall I'd recommend if you have time.
Sharisa
Mar, 2025Verified booking
What I loved about my experience at the Intrepid museum was how large the Intrepid was. What it contained was amazing all of the model. Airplanes and helicopters were such a wonder. The one stand out for me, sailor that explained a lot of what the ship did during the war. I really enjoyed the fact that he had his picture from being in the war. To find out that he was only 19 years old at the time he started was mind blowing. Seeing the Intrepid help me to really realize what the men of our nation fought for so that we could be where we are today. I would have enjoyed a lecture about the intrepid and the personnel that operated it during the war. I didn't realize how small it was on the inside being a big person myself. It was a little difficult to maneuver, but that's on me. I had brought my grandson with me who is on the autism spectrum. He has a wonderful ability to read, and he read all of the information notices for each of the modeled airplanes in a helicopters. He asked me if he could sit in them as he did at the auto show. He had a great time.
This combo caters to both history and art enthusiasts. Explore Intrepid's past and then delve into the vibrant world of American art at the Whitney Museum.
Explore American military history
Step aboard the Intrepid aircraft carrier and go on a journey through American military and space exploration history. The hangar deck sets the stage, showcasing restored sections of the Intrepid's hull, forever marked by the kamikaze attacks of WWII. Interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations offer a poignant look at these historic battles, while veterans' accounts provide a human touch to the narrative. For a glimpse into the Cold War era, descend into the meticulously restored Growler submarine. Here, you'll gain a newfound appreciation for the resilience and adaptability of the sailors who served beneath the waves.
A journey through American contemporary art
Stepping off the elevator onto the 8th floor, you'll be greeted with views of High Line Park. As you descend through the Whitney, Edward Hopper's New York unfolds chronologically through sketches and illustrations. Descend through the museum, and each floor unveils a different facet of contemporary art. Video installations might immerse you in another world, while the sculptures demand your attention. The Whitney Biennial is a smorgasbord of artistic expression, featuring artists from marginalized communities who explore what art means in the 21st century. The museum's permanent collection offers a respite, where you can encounter works by American masters. Keep an eye out for a Georgia O'Keeffe flower or a Jackson Pollock drip painting.
What to bring
Whitney Museum of American Art
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Stay ahead of the game; download the audio app beforehand to dodge any network glitches at the location.
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Don’t forget your trusty earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.
What's not allowed
Intrepid Museum
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Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography, tripods, and selfie sticks are not allowed inside the venue.
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Safety is a priority so access to the Growler is restricted for guests under the height of 1m (3.28ft).
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Strollers, large bags, and backpacks are not permitted on the Growler.
Whitney Museum of American Art
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Keep in mind food & beverages, luggage, and large bags are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
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Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography, tripods, and selfie sticks are not allowed inside the venue.
Accessibility
Intrepid Museum
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This experience is mostly wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible. However, the submarine, gun tubs, anchor chain room, captain's bridge, and Concorde are not accessible.
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Trigger warning: Areas inside the Growler are narrow and may not be suitable for visitors with claustrophobia.
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Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Whitney Museum of American Art
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This experience is accessible by wheelchair and pram/stroller.
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Manual wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis.
Additional Information
Intrepid Museum
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Facilities: Restrooms, restaurants, and free Wi-Fi.
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Children must be accompanied by an adult on the Growler.
Whitney Museum of American Art
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Once you enter the museum, you may leave and re-enter the museum at any time throughout the day.
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Every Friday, admission is free between 5 to 10pm (Last entry at 04:45pm).
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.
Ticket redemption points
Intrepid Museum
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Show your ticket with QR code at the Intrepid Museum's Box Office.
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Address: 1 Intrepid Square, 12th Avenue and 48th Street, New York, NY 10036.
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Landmark : Priority Access "Timed ticket/Advanced Purchase" Line in the Box Office.
Get directions to the redemption point
Whitney Museum of American Art
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Redeem your ticket at the Admissions counter of The Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Address: 99 Gansevoort St, New York, NY 10014, United States.
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