New York City Travel Central presents the "city pass": The most economical way to see the Greatest City in the World.

Empire State Building Observation Deck
For decades, visitors to New York have headed straight to the Empire State Building for the thrill of a lifetime: the journey aloft to its fabled Observatory nearly a quarter of a mile above Fifth Avenue. Here you are treated to breathtaking panoramas across the rooftops, avenues and byways of the New York metropolitan areas, to as far away as four neighboring states.
The New York Pass grants you free admission to the Observatory
Address: 350 Fifth Avenue (between 33rd/34th Streets), New York, NY 10118
Phone: 212 736-3100
Time to visit: Monday - Sunday: 9:30am - 12:00 midnight. To avoid crowds, visit before 11:00am. Last ticket sold at 11:30pm. Open 365 days a year. Contact observatory for holiday hours.


Travelling to New York City? Want to entertain out of town relatives? Get the "Pass"

Save money with your New York Pass: The longer you stay, the more you save!
Buy a Pass for 1, 2, 3 or 7 consecutive days, for adults and children.

Prices: Adults Days Price 1 $42.00 2 $69.00 3 $98.00 7 $125.00

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Manhattan
Most of the attractions and special offers that are part of the New York Pass can be found in Manhattan. Many are within walking distance of each other, and all can be linked easily with city subways and/or buses.

Outer Boroughs
New York city consists of five boroughs (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and The Bronx). Some of New York's most interesting attractions and museums are located outside of Manhattan, in the outer boroughs of the city. All of these attractions are easily accessible by bus and subway, and not only feature unique exhibits and programs, but also allow visitors to see real New York City neighborhoods and communities, off of the usual tourist path.

The Maps
The Map of the Five Boroughs