Enjoy this double decker sightseeing bus combo
to see the best of New York City!!

The Classic New York Tour includes:

	The All Loops Tour
	Ferry to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
	Ticket to the Empire State Building Observatory
	Ticket to the South Street Seaport Museum (seasonal)

About The South Street Seaport Museum:
This tour is seasonal - see Operating Times Below

When you visit the South Street Seaport Museum, the exhibits in the galleries and on the historic ships are just the beginning of a fantastic voyage back in time. The museum is located on the site of what was once this country's leading port and is now a twelve-square-block historic district in lower Manhattan. South Street provides visitors with an unforgettable glimpse into a past where 18th and 19th century buildings line stone-paved streets.

Founded in 1967, the mission of the South Street Seaport Museum is to trace the history of the Port of New York, and its commercial and cultural impact on the city, the state, and the nation. The museum fulfills its mission through its galleries and exhibits, living history and educational (for children and adults) programs, and the largest privately owned collection of historic vessels (in tonnage) in the United States.

About The Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty Island Ferry:
Ellis Island is currently fully open. Liberty Island is also open, though access to the interior of the Statue of Liberty Monument is restricted as a security measure. Over 40% of the U.S. population descend from the 17 million immigrants that have passed through Ellis Island from 1892 to 1954. The three story Ellis Island Museum is housed in the same building that the immigrants came through in those 64 years.

The ferries, which leave from Battery Park in Manhattan operate 7 days a week, from approximately 9:30am to 3:30pm.