New York Sightseeing Pass

Validity: Depending on the number of days that the Pass was booked for, the Pass is valid for 1, 2, 3, 5 or 7 days. The pass is activated from the day of first use and is valid for the number of days you have booked. 
1 day = 1 calendar day, starting at 0:00 am in the morning and ending at midnight on the last valid day, regardless of the time of first use of the pass. One attraction can be visited per hour.
With the Pass, you are entitled to take part on Gray Line CitySightSeeing Tours (around Uptown, Downtown, Brooklyn, and the Bronx). You can go on these tours for up to 72 hours (within the validity period of your Pass). In which order you will be visiting the attractions included in the Pass is up to you.
The New York Sightseeing Pass is available in German and English.

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Varying Opening Hours: Please be aware that opening hours and possibly also terms and conditions of certain attractions may vary. To be safe, we suggest checking the website(s) of the attraction or museum you would like to visit during your stay in New York 

Security Checks: Please be aware that security checks may take place. These security checks cannot be avoided, even by Pass Holders. Sometimes these security checks may be ordered by the responsible authorities, which may make the delay longer. Despite this, the Pass generally will help you save time waiting in front of the ticket counter. 

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We hope you have an exciting time in New York!  

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