There are a lot of things to do in New York City and the surrounding areas. One of the more interesting activities is an interactive tour. Not only are they one of the most affordable things to do in New York, but they are one of the most engaging as well.
The Ride
This tour is rather unique as it focuses on using landmarks as a backdrop to a variety of performances. It’s a traveling theater of sorts. Guests board a motor coach that has 40 plasma TV screens and hosts that deliver a delightful improvisation performance along the just over 4-mile bus route. Along the way riders can expect to see Carnegie Hall, Grand Central Station, Times Square and Central Park and many more of New York City’s sights. This tour lasts about 75 minutes and costs $79 per person. More information can be found at www.theridenyc.com.
Stray Boots
If you are looking for a tour that allows you to go at your own pace, is interactive and will fit in your budget, then look no further. The Stray Boots tours engage participants by having them answer trivia questions, solve riddles and take a few strange photos. It is a cross between a tour and a scavenger hunt. One of the best parts is that you can do this all on your own schedule. The price ranges from $5 to $70 dependent on the type of tour chosen. You can find out more at www.strayboots.com
A Slice Of Brooklyn Pizza & Movie Tour
Brooklyn is known for its pizza and now you get to sample some of it on this tour. After participants step on board the tour bus, they visit pizzerias like Grimaldi’s and L & B Spumoni Gardens to get a behind the scenes look at the restaurant and enjoy lunch, which includes a drink and 2 pieces of pizza. This tours costs $80. More information can be found at www.nytours.us
Museum Hack
This is one of the most interactive museum tours in New York City. Participants will get to learn about the pieces of artwork on display in a fun way that they will be sure to remember. The guides on this tour strive to be humorous and provide a very entertaining experience. Tours are available at The Met and The Metropolitan Museum. Prices start at $59. Further information can be found at www.zerve.com/MuseumHack
