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Hudson Yards Tour With Optional Edge Upgrade
Secrets of NYC's visionary neighborhood and the High Line
$35 per adult
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$35 per adult
$35 per adult
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Local experts
Personal stories and insider travel tips -
Top-rated
Thousands of reviews averaging 4.9 stars -
Worry-free booking
Flexible scheduling and refunds
Highlights
- Note: The Vessel sculpture is currently closed, but you can view it from the outside after your tour.
- Stroll the scenic High Line, a park built on an abandoned railroad above the city.
- Get to know the history, heroes, and wacky characters of the West Side.
- Follow your guide to hidden landmarks and little-known stories of this corner of Manhattan.
- Admire the beautiful landscaped grounds and gardens surrounding Hudson Yards, NYC’s unique real estate venture.
- Visit The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, NYC’s newest upscale mall for some of the city’s best shopping and dining.
- Upgrade for Edge to get a timed entry ticket to the highest outdoor sky deck in this hemisphere.
What you'll do
Learn about New York’s crazy projects, wild failures, and huge successes, all made possible with the latest tech and incredible wealth.
First, we’ll explore a city within a city. Hudson Yards is Manhattan’s unique new real estate project, home to six futuristic residential and office to ... read more
Learn about New York’s crazy projects, wild failures, and huge successes, all made possible with the latest tech and incredible wealth.
First, we’ll explore a city within a city. Hudson Yards is Manhattan’s unique new real estate project, home to six futuristic residential and office towers, restaurants, bars and a luxury shopping center. As you visit, you’ll learn about this $25 billion neighborhood, the most expensive private real estate development in American history.
Next, we’ll walk part of the High Line, once an industrial artery of New York, now a scenic oasis high above the street. Enjoy art, meadows, flowers, views, and more from this elevated trail.
If you’ve selected the optional upgrades (one or both), you’ll head on your own to those next. First up is Vessel, an interactive, 150-foot art installation featuring interconnecting flights of stairs. As you climb, you’ll discover new perspectives of the city from dozens of angles and viewpoints. Next is Edge, a sky deck set 1,100 feet in the air with views of Central Park all the way to the Statue of Liberty. Its glass floor and glass walls tilted outward show you NYC as you’ve never seen it before.
Itinerary
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The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards
More than 100 stores on seven levels, plus art and creative dining
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Hudson Yards
A $25 billion neighborhood, the priciest private real estate development in American history
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High Line
Manhattan’s scenic elevated greenway, filled with flowers, views, and art
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Vessel (currently closed / optional upgrade to resume when it reopens)
A 150-foot climbable art installation of interconnecting stairs offering new viewpoints of the city
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Optional upgrade: Edge
A sky deck set 1,100-feet in the air with a glass floor and tilted outer windows
Plan your trip
Upgrade options
You can add Vessel or Edge to your tour or both with our all-access option. These tickets are subject to availability.
Winter tours
This tour doesn’t run in January or February. If you’re visiting then and want to see the High Line, we suggest our Meatpacking District tour.
Tour ending point
The tour ends at the starting point, outside Vessel.
Refund policy
We offer a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the start time.
Reviews
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Meeting point
Where to meet your guide
Meet in front of the Vessel structure located in Hudson Yards. The closest subway stop is 34th Street-Hudson Yards Subway Station on the 7 subway line. During inclement weather, we will meet inside the main entrance of the Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, across from Vessel. Vessel is located between 30th and 34th streets and between 10th and 11th avenues.
Between Vessel and The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards
FAQs
We coordinate to get timed entry tickets for you to enter Vessel and the Edge observatory right after the tour. Typically, you’ll go inside Vessel first at 4 p.m. and then Edge at 5 p.m. However, times may vary slightly due to availability.
Vessel is the centerpiece of Hudson Yards. This interactive, 150-foot art installation features interconnecting flights of stairs so you see new angles of New York City with every step.
At 1,100 feet up, Edge has the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere. It offers unparalleled views of NYC through its glass floor, where you can look straight down 100 stories, and its tilted outer barrier so you really can lean over the edge of New York. Unique features include a champagne bar and a corner where one person can stand surrounded only by glass and sky.
There’s 1-2 miles of walking at a moderate pace. If you’re traveling with a stroller or wheelchair, the High Line and Vessel also have elevator access instead of stairs, but we can’t guarantee the elevators will be working. If mobility is an issue, please arrange for a private tour.
We understand plans change. You can always change your tour 24 hours or more before you tour. We offer a 100% refund up to 24 hours prior to your tour start time. Within 24 hours of your tour, we would have incurred hard costs and therefore cannot allow rescheduling or cancellation without costs.
This tour runs rain or shine March through December, so please check the local forecast to plan. In rare cases when we have to cancel for extreme weather, we’ll offer you the chance to reschedule or give a full refund.
Tips are always appreciated but never expected. They’re a great way to tell your guide they did an awesome job and show your appreciation.
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