Guggenheim Museum · Tour
Electric Pedicab NYC Tour With Flexible Stops, Times Square to Fifth Avenue
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New York CityNothing is fixed on this pedicab ride. The driver is also the guide, the pedicab has an electric engine behind the pedaling, and the riders decide where it stops. Stops can be added or removed from the list at any point, and a booking takes up to three people.
The route is Midtown Manhattan. Times Square and the Theater District come first, for photos and video with the pedicab's speakers playing. Fifth Avenue follows, from the Apple Store at 59th Street, the original one, across from Central Park, down to the Empire State Building at 34th Street, which the pedicab circles and can stop beside for pictures. Rockefeller Center has the Top of the Rock deck, the ice rink in front and the studios of NBC's Jimmy Fallon show. Edge, at the west end of 32nd Street by 12th Avenue, is the last stop on the list, with a triangular glass floor to look down through.
The Guggenheim, on the Upper East Side, is not on the list. Blankets are on board for winter, and the pedicab is covered for rain.
What's included
- Private transportation
Itinerary
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Times Square / Theater District
Photos and videos in the Theater District from a pedicab with music speakers, with selfies under the Times Square lights and crowds. Blankets are available for winter, and the vehicle is covered for rainy days.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fifth Avenue, with its high end stores. This part starts at the Apple Store on 59th Street and runs down to the Empire State Building at 34th Street. Riders decide where to stop.
Extra fee
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Apple Store on Fifth Avenue
The original Apple store, on Fifth Avenue across from Central Park.
Extra fee
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Rockefeller Center
One of the tallest buildings in New York, with the Top of the Rock observation deck. An ice skating rink and shops are at the front and restaurants in the basement. Jimmy Fallon's NBC show has its studios in the building.
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Empire State Building
One of the tallest buildings in the world. The pedicab circles the building and can stop wherever riders want photos.
Extra fee
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Edge NYC
A newer attraction at the west end of 32nd Street by 12th Avenue, with a triangular glass floor where visitors can see down. The building also has shops, restaurants and dessert stores.
Extra fee
Not included
- Gratuities
- Dinner
- Lunch
- Brunch
Good to know
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Up to 3 travelers per booking.
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- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: en.
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