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New York City’s 15 most popular skip the line tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
Skip the One World Observatory line, ride the SkyPod in 47 seconds, and enjoy 360° views of NYC from floors 100–102.
Most Popular“The view. The whole Experience and the professionalism of the visit.”
Skip-the-line 1-hour Circle Line harbor cruise with Statue of Liberty views within 100 feet, Ellis Island stories, and NYC skyline bridges.
“Really enjoyed it weather wasn't great but still really enjoyed. Guide was very interesting”
Sunset cruise to the Statue of Liberty from South Street Seaport with close views, outdoor decks, full bar drinks, and a 9-language audio guide.
“Everything was perfect from start to finish! The boat is safe and has life jackets for everyone. The time spent at the attractions (the statue and the Brooklyn Bridge) was ideal for enjoying and taking photos. The boat crew saw me taking photos and made sure I didn't miss the best angles and had the…”
Express skip-the-line entry to the Empire State Building: 86th-floor 360° views, optional 102nd floor, plus Art Deco lobby.
“Skip the line definitely worth it. Well organised enjoyed it”
A guided 9/11 Memorial walk in NYC plus skip-the-line museum entry. See key sites with context, then explore artifacts on your own.
“Our guide Sara was FANTASTIC!! She was enthusiastic, so very KNOWLEDGEABLE , patient, passionate & kind. I love the human & positive elements that she brought to such emotional and difficult memories. She taught us so much about NeRead more”
Skip-the-line One World Observatory all-day ticket with priority security, iPad experience, and a $15 credit for food or shopping.
“Fantastic view, it’s fun and amazing too! They are very courteous and friendly people there. You won’t be disappointed”
A 2-hour Met highlights tour with skip-the-line entry, expert art commentary, Temple of Dendur, major European works, modern icons, plus a seasonal roof garden.
One World Observatory skip-the-line combo delivers 360-degree NYC views fast, with priority access and a $5 voucher for food or retail.
“best observation deck find found in NYC for sure. very comfortable and organized and impressive. 5 star plus”
Skip-the-line premium tour at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt with a guided 90-minute walkthrough, interactive exhibits, Manhattan views, and a digital photo package.
“I booked the experience because I was traveling solo and decided it will be worth the price because of amazing professional pictures shown there. And it was a mistake. The "professional" pictures I would definitely skip. Our guide did much better job taking pics on our phones. She was lovely. She was the best part…”
Two-hour Met highlights tour with skip-the-line entry, an expert English guide, and major works from Egypt to modern art for $59.
“Skip the tour and browsw the MET on your own. It is a fraction of the price & there were no perks as falsely advertised. You will wait to get in the MET and for all attractions just like the $30 ticket. Our 2 hour tour started 30 mins late because of late comers. Therefore…”
Skip the line for a 3-hour dueling pianos party in NYC with table-side service, singalongs, games, and prizes. Drinks extra.
“Meilleure expérience de NY. Souvenir inoubliable. Les musiciens sont extraordinaires... Petit bémol le placement dans le bar, à deux vous êtes assez loin de la scène...en groupe vous avez de meilleures tables!”
45-minute Central Park moonlight horse carriage ride with a photo stop, blankets, and carrot feeding from the South end of the park.
“Our driver Tyson was wonderful. Took great pictures for us and was very knowledgeable about the park. Great experience.”
Skip the line at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt with a guided fast-pass tour, skyline views, mirror installations, and a digital photo package from $162.
“Amazing!!!”
VIP 50-minute private horse-and-carriage tour of Central Park with photo stops, warm blankets, and feeding the horse a carrot.
“A truly lovely way to spend an hour in comfort and peace. I wouldn't normally do this sort of trip but Viator have always done things well and this was no exception. A lovely carriage, a seemingly well kept horse and a friendly knowledgeable driver. Central Park is huge and even this only scratches the…”
Skip the line for a 3-hour dueling pianos brunch in Midtown with a guaranteed table, sing-along requests, and free-flowing brunch drinks.
“We brought my mom to the Dueling Pianos brunch show, and the guys went out of their way to show her a GREAT time! We sang, ate, drank, sang some more, and laughed like we were at a comedy show. (The mimosas helped too!) These guys can play anything! They even brought her up to…”
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