Thanksgiving visitors to New York City can save time and money visiting the Big Apple’s top attractions this year by using New York City’s premier money-saving attraction card, New York Pass.
The $75 New York Pass day pass ($55 for children) gets holders into blockbuster attractions all across New York City for a single price, many with exclusive “fast-track” entry privileges, allowing card holders to whiz past long holiday lines. Attractions include: Top of the Rock; The Met; The Guggenheim; The Whitney; The Museum of Natural History; the Museum of Sex; the Museum of Television and Radio; Bodies…the Exhibition, and MOMA. Behind-the-scenes tours at Madison Square Garden; NBC studios; Lincoln Center, and Carnegie Hall. Free entry to zoos, aquariums, parks and gardens, and places of interest like Madam Tussaud’s; The Empire State Building Observation Deck; New York Skyride, the Statue of Liberty and the Ellis Island ferry. The New York Pass also includes shopping discounts at stores like Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s—it even includes discounts on New York City helicopter rides!
“If you’re visiting New York during the holiday season and plan to see the attractions that make New York New York, the New York Pass will save your family money,” said New York Pass Vice President, Ken Barrows. “There is so much to see here—the possibilities are endless—and New York Pass grants access to the best of the best for a single price.”
New York Pass also offers two-day passes, $110 for adults, $90 for children; three-day passes, $140 for adults, $120 for children; and seven-day passes, $180 for adults and $140 for children.
For more information visit www.newyorkpass.com.
The $75 New York Pass day pass ($55 for children) gets holders into blockbuster attractions all across New York City for a single price, many with exclusive “fast-track” entry privileges, allowing card holders to whiz past long holiday lines. Attractions include: Top of the Rock; The Met; The Guggenheim; The Whitney; The Museum of Natural History; the Museum of Sex; the Museum of Television and Radio; Bodies…the Exhibition, and MOMA. Behind-the-scenes tours at Madison Square Garden; NBC studios; Lincoln Center, and Carnegie Hall. Free entry to zoos, aquariums, parks and gardens, and places of interest like Madam Tussaud’s; The Empire State Building Observation Deck; New York Skyride, the Statue of Liberty and the Ellis Island ferry. The New York Pass also includes shopping discounts at stores like Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s—it even includes discounts on New York City helicopter rides!
“If you’re visiting New York during the holiday season and plan to see the attractions that make New York New York, the New York Pass will save your family money,” said New York Pass Vice President, Ken Barrows. “There is so much to see here—the possibilities are endless—and New York Pass grants access to the best of the best for a single price.”
New York Pass also offers two-day passes, $110 for adults, $90 for children; three-day passes, $140 for adults, $120 for children; and seven-day passes, $180 for adults and $140 for children.
For more information visit www.newyorkpass.com.