Express Pass VIP Private Tour of the Empire State Building – New York City, New York

EXPERIENCE:

The Empire State Building (ESB) is the most visited attraction in the US, but you don’t have to waste long hours waiting in line to get in! This exclusive tour includes an Express Pass with on-time entry, a priority security line and separate elevators so you will quickly reach the top. Discover one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World like a VIP!

Choose the 2-hour option to visit the Empire State Building with a Private Licensed Guide. With an Express Pass, you can not only skip the line at the ticket office (like with the regular skip-the-line tickets), but also save a lot of time when going through security and using the elevators. You will visit both the 86th floor main deck and the 102nd floor top deck to get the full experience of the Empire State Building.

There is an open-air outdoor viewing area and an enclosed viewing gallery, so you can enjoy great views regardless of the weather. While you take photos and admire the beautiful skyline with some of the tallest buildings in the world, your 5-Star Guide will share many interesting facts about the Big Apple and its iconic landmarks, from Brooklyn Bridge to the Statue of Liberty.

Choose the 3,5-hour option to book a 1,5-hour round-trip transfer with your 2-hour guided tour of the Empire State Buildings. This option includes an Express Pass to the main deck and top deck, and private transfers directly from your New York accommodation. Take advantage of the convenient pickup and drop-off service in a private vehicle to feel like a real VIP!

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Visit the Empire State Building with a 5-Star Licensed Guide
Skip all lines at the ticket office, security and elevators with an Express Pass
Admire phenomenal views from the 86th and 102nd-floor viewing decks
Enjoy a private VIP tour tailored to your needs and interests
Book private transfers with pickup and drop-off service (3,5-hour option only)

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