THE VESSEL

Get the most special and spectacular view of the Manhattan skyline as it lights up at night. This 30-min helicopter tour at night will give you dreamy aerial views of 23 iconic landmarks in New York. Be awed by the enchanting skyline as it glows, and watch the mesmerizing beauty of the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, and Times Square as they transform after the sun sets. A luxurious tour in the sky This helicopter ride begins from Linden, New Jersey, where a complimentary shuttle will pick you up from Linden Train Station. Sit in the lap of luxury as your helicopter soars 1500 to 2000 feet above the ground to treat you to dazzling views of the Manhattan skyline. While you relax and enjoy the views, your pilot will share interesting facts about NYC via live commentary. You can also opt to fly over Staten Island or Newark Airport, before heading towards New York Harbor. Sights covered Ellis Island Brooklyn Bridge Governor’s Island One World Trade Center Billionaires Row Madison Square Garden Chrysler Building Empire State Building Little Island Chelsea Piers The High Line The Vessel Hudson Yards Times Square The Intrepid Central Park Statue of Liberty

Discover the secrets of the Meatpacking District and the High Line on a guided tour. Visit the Chelsea Market, see the Vessel and The Shed, and enjoy the views from the Edge observation deck.

Experience the best of New York City's art and architecture at a discount with this combo ticket to the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Edge Observation Deck. Whitney Museum of American Art The Whitney Museum of American Art is known for its focus on 20th and 21st-century American art. Extensive collections from artists like Edward Hopper, whose iconic pieces reflect urban American life, and Alexander Calder, famed for his innovative mobiles adorn the museum. It also hosts temporary exhibitions exploring current issues and trends in the art world. Encounter a range of mediums, from painting and sculpture to video installations and digital art. The museum's design by architect Renzo Piano features open galleries and outdoor terraces that offer views of the Hudson River and downtown Manhattan. Edge Observation Deck Head to Hudson Yards to experience the Edge Observation Deck. The Edge stands out for its unique architectural design, including a glass floor to look directly down at the streets below. The observation deck offers a view of landmarks like the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and even the distant outline of the Brooklyn Bridge. Enjoy access to the champagne bar, making it a great spot to relax and take in the views. The deck’s location in Hudson Yards also means you’re just steps away from other attractions like The Vessel and high-end shopping and dining options, making it easy to discover more.

Discover some of Manhattan’s hidden gems on the west side. Take a tour along the High Line and end at Hudson Yards, home of The Edge, The Vessel, and The Shed.