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Your ticket
to unforgettable New York City attractions is an itinerary for the
Best of the Big Apple. This booklet of tickets provides free
admission, helps you bypass ticket lines and has loads of helpful
information, including transportation.
Highlights of the New York CityPass:
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Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) |
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Guggenheim Museum |
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Metropolitan Museum of
Art |
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Empire State Building
Observatory |
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Museum of Natural
History |
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Winter special - ticket
book valid Dce 15 - March 15 |
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About 1/2 cost if
tickets purchased separately - saves money |
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No need to wait in long
ticket lines - saves time
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Manhattan reveals itself to CityPass
visitors with art, the romance of the Empire State Building, a boat
cruise, science, flight, ships, and ancient treasures. CityPasses
will be Valid All Winter- CityPass is normally valid for nine days
from date of first use, but if you activate your CityPass on or after
December 15, 2008 you will have until March 15, 2009 to enjoy each of
the world class attractions. It's the 'A' list of Manhattan
attractions.
Included New York CityPass Attractions:
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
MoMA's collection includes Vincent van Gogh's The Starry Night, and
Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, along with more recent
works by the greatest artists of our time. The museum also maintains
an active schedule of exhibitions. Ticket valid for general admission.
Special Exhibit showings may require an additional fee.
Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece of modern architecture is home to one
of the world's finest collections of 20th century art. Don't miss
walking the grand ramp that curves from the ground to the dome. You'll
see masterpieces by such noted artists as Chagall, Kandinsky, Picasso
and van Gogh. Plus changing exhibitions that are always significant
and intriguing. Ticket valid for general admission. Special Exhibit
showings may require an additional fee.
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Visit the Met... see the world! Discover the new home for the Met's
beloved collection of Impressionist art - the greatest such collection
outside of Paris. Find inspiration in the spectacular New Greek and
Roman Galleries. Explore 5,000 years of art - from the splendors of
ancient Egypt to the leading artists of today
Empire State Building Observatory
The legendary Observatory is New York's most visited, must see
attraction. A star of gigantic proportions, it has appeared in over 90
movies! Enjoy uninterrupted views while your native tour guide, Tony
(on the audio tour), beguiles you with fascinating facts and stories.
As someone once said "If you haven't seen New York from up here, you
haven't seen it at all!" It is the experience of a lifetime. Ticket
valid for general admission and one audio tour.
Museum of Natural History
Voted #1 attraction in New York City by Zagat Survey U.S. Family
Travel Guide. See the thrilling new Space Show in the Hayden
Planetarium. Travel back in time among the world's most important
collection of dinosaurs. Walk into a lush, enfolding re-creation of an
African rain forest, go whale watching in the Milstein Hall of Ocean
Life and much more. A must-see destination for people of all ages,
featuring the new Rose Center for Earth and Space, the most
sophisticated facility of its kind in the world. Shop in four
spectacular stores for gifts from around the world, the natural world
and the universe. Ticket valid for general admission and Space Show;
IMAX and some Special Exhibits require an additional fee.
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
See New York City the Circle Line way. Give them 2 hours of your time
and you can experience the grandeur of Mid and Lower Manhattan. The
professional tour guides will share the legends and lore behind the
great city. You will enjoy magnificent views of the world's premier
skyline and a close encounter of the best kind with the Statue of
Liberty. All 3 tours circle the Statue of Liberty and stop in front
for photo ops but do not allow passengers to disembark.
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