Our two-day, one-night sample itinerary gives you a great taste of New York City, one of the most exciting destinations in the world. You can’t do everything in two days, but you can do a lot. You can actually see many of New York City’s most famous sights, skyscrapers, and neighborhoods. And with a few of them, you can take a closer look.
First, we’ll set you up with deluxe New York City lodging for your stay. We’ll find you a hotel perfect for groups and with lots of New York City class. We’ll help you arrange transportation for your stay and choose accommodations appropriate to that. We want your entire trip hassle-free; you’ll need your energy for all the action packed into this two-day tour!
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The Beast
This water cruise introduces you to the City with plenty of excitement of its own. They call it The Beast because of its speed, its size, and its teeth. Your guide will entertain you with colorful commentary as you cruise about the harbor. Sometimes you’ll get a little more of the harbor than you planned for, but that can be refreshing on hot days. The Beast gets you close to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island for photo ops, so this is a great way to take in those sights as well as many other notable NYC attractions.
Radio City Music Hall
This is an exciting New York City icon in its own right and part of the amazing Rockefeller Center, which all New York City group trips should include. Radio City Music Hall is not just home to the famous precision dance team known as the Rockettes, although it is certainly well-known for them. Many other events happen here year-round and have been presented throughout the Hall’s long, impressive history – all of which you’ll learn on your tour.
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Top of the Rock
Speaking of Rockefeller Center, you do not want to miss this attraction. Probably the most notable building in Rockefeller Center is number 30, home to the NBC Studios and made famous in a little show called 30 Rock – named for its famous address. At the top of this building, you’ll find an amazing observation deck. To enter, you purchase a time stamp for later in the day, cutting down on monotonous lines. Then, even the ride to the top is exciting with multimedia entertainment in the elevator that sets you up for the view. And what a view. This is a fantastic glimpse of the New York City landscape and an excellent choice for your tour.
Central Park
This is one of the must-see New York City attractions. Of course, with 843 acres of walkways, fountains, open spaces, and attractions, there’s a bit more to see here than any one afternoon provides time for. Some of the highlights include the Trump-Wollman rink – which is a carnival in warm months, the Central Park Zoo, and the hundreds of statues, monuments, and fountains throughout. But don’t worry if it seems overwhelming. We can set you up on several different walking tours of the park if you prefer a little direction to your stroll.