Spotlight on New York City featuring Hamilton: An American Musical
- From $2,549.00 CAD
Experience the best of “the Big Apple” in this spectacular tour. From Rockefeller Center to Greenwich Village, New York City is a destination that will dazzle even the most seasoned traveler. Spend four nights in the heart of Midtown close to Central Park and Times Square. Take your seat and watch the curtain rise for two exciting Broadway shows. Ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. See the Empire State Building and Central Park. Visit the poignant 9/11 Museum and 9/11 Memorial. Enjoy plenty of free time to shop and explore this fabulous city on your own. Get ready to “start spreading the news!”
MUST-SEE INCLUSIONS
- Embark on a voyage to experience "Lady Liberty" up-close.
- Join a local guide for a tour of New York City’s time-honored landmarks.
- In the cultural treasure trove that is New York City, experience two Broadway shows.
CULINARY INCLUSIONS
- Experience breakfast and a taste of NYC diner culture in the city's staple eateries.
CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
- Explore the 9/11 Memorial and the 9/11 Museum.
- The lights and energy of the Big Apple captivate as you walk NYC's bustling streets to dinner and Broadway shows.
- Take your seat at the must-see Broadway hit, Hamilton.
HOTELS
- Sheraton New York Times Square, New York, NY
INCLUDED
- 5 Days
- 4 Nights
- 3 Breakfasts
- Lunches
- 2 Dinners
Itinerary
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New York City, New York - Tour Begins
“Start spreading the news,” because today you arrive in America’s most exciting metropolis for a getaway filled with shopping, sightseeing and endless entertainment. Relax as you enjoy a single-hotel stay in the heart of the city.
Accommodation: Sheraton New York Times Square -
New York City
An exciting day begins with breakfast at a local eatery, before embracing the city’s energy on a locally guided tour of the “Big Apple.” Find yourself in Greenwich Village, the Wall Street district, Chinatown, and Central Park. See the Empire State Building and many other time-honored landmarks. Take advantage of some free time this afternoon to discover the city at your own pace. Your Tour Manager has countless suggestions on how to spend your time. Maybe you are up for a shopping spree at some of the world’s most legendary department stores, including Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s and Saks Fifth Avenue. Later, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Then, take your seat at one of Broadway's biggest hits: Hamilton!* Experience the revolutionary musical that's a must-see for fans of American history and musical theater alike.
Meal included: Breakfast & DinnerAccommodation: Sheraton New York Times Square -
New York City
Enjoy breakfast at a local diner, then, board a ferry for a cruise of New York Harbor. Take in the incredible views of the towering Statue of Liberty. Dock and get up-close to “Lady Liberty.” She has welcomed immigrants and visitors to New York Harbor since 1886. Created as a token of friendship between the U.S. and France, the Statue of Liberty has become a global symbol of freedom. Then it’s on to Ellis Island. Step back in time on a self-guided tour of the museum. Come to know the personal stories of the immigration boom of 1892-1924 when 12 million people passed through this station on their journey to America. The remainder of the day is at leisure to explore “the city that never sleeps.” Tonight, choose to join an optional walking tour of Greenwich Village including dinner.
Meal included: BreakfastAccommodation: Sheraton New York Times Square -
New York City
This morning, reflect at the 9/11 Memorial and take a self-guided tour at the 9/11 Museum - two poignant tributes to the lives lost. This afternoon, the curtains rise for your second Broadway show. You’ll choose from a selection of Broadway’s biggest hits.** Say farewell to this extraordinary city tonight as we gather for your final taste of New York with dinner at a local restaurant.
Meal included: Breakfast & Dinner -
New York City - Tour Ends
Your tour comes to a close with many pleasant memories of your exciting tour of fabulous “New York, New York.”
