More than a walking tour: a full experience Hello, we got the NY pass mainly to go up to the iconic buildings and to visit some of the museums, but we decided to take some of the walking tours included. It was a good decision: the tour guides were more than fantastic, all New Yorkers living in the city and the information was very interesting. Maybe the bus tour is not as good as we were expecting.

Worth it if you plan ahead We were able to do several sights and it was cheaper with the 3-day-pass that we had bought at a reduced rate (259.-). Some things were only included for all-in or explorer pass holders, which was not well labelled and hence a bit disappointing. One needs to pay attention to the opening days as on Tuesday, some were closed and we therefore missed those. You need to plan ahead and really stick to your plan to make the best out of it, but overall a good experience and worth buying on your first NY trip.

Awesome trip thanks to the pass It’s been an amazing trip thanks to the pass, we have saved a lot of money in tickets and enjoy attractions we would not have bought or even think to visit. 100% recommended

Too many walking tours and Needs more solo attractions instead of group tours Too many walking tours, needs more interactive attractions. Its not worth it since its only for a day, and some attractions like the Empire State have an additional purchase to go to the 102nd floor, but the pass only covers until the 86 without telling you about a potential upgrade. When up at the 86th floor you're unable to upgrade your ticket as it was a bundled pass.

stops where the tourist wants to do it On the route you should be flexible with the tourist, there are many stops at the traffic lights and there the tourist can get off the bus so as not to walk so much to the place where he wants to go, there is not enough time and he cannot make the most of the ticket, yes. The idea is that at least put more stops nearby