Introducing Big Pink Sightseeing


If you’ve been in New York City over the past week or so, you’ve probably seen them.  They look just like any of our other buses, but they’re pink.  Our Big Pink Buses have been on the road recently, but haven’t had any passengers.  Well, that’s about to change.

Beginning Monday, April 16th, Big Pink Sightseeing will be running the bus tour that also fights for a cure:

Big Pink Bus

Big Pink Bus


Not only have we wrapped a bunch of our buses in pink to support breast cancer awareness throughout New York City, but for every ticket sold, Gray Line New York is making a donation to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.  While you take this exclusive, open-top, double-decker bus tour of Midtown and Downtown Manhattan, you will also be helping the fight against breast cancer.

If not for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, many facts about the genetic basis of breast cancer would not be known, the link between exercise, nutrition and breast cancer risk would not be established, and the rate of mortalities would not continue its downward curve.  BCRF-funded scientists are responsible for these and many other critical achievements.

For more information about BCRF, visit www.bcrfcure.org

To book your Big Pink Sightseeing tour, head over to New York Sightseeing now.


CitySightseeing Cruises New York

Happy Shark Week from the Gray Line New York crew!

While we’re slightly unsure about any sharks lurking the streets of New York, we are very sure you will be safe on our new boat tours. :)

That’s right friends, we’re excited to announce the official launch of our New York City Boat Tours!

CitySightseeing Cruises New York has officially set sail in the New York Harbor and you can either book a tour online or at the CitySightseeing Visitor Center located at Pier 78.

For more information about CitySightseeing New York Tours & pricing, visit:

Make sure to upload pictures to our Facebook Wall after your cruise!


Fourth of July Cruises in NYC

Happy Independence Day America!

This Fourth of July weekend, we’re excited to hop-off the bus for an amazing sightseeing cruise in the New York Harbor. 4th of July Cruises during the Macy’s Fireworks show are officially sold out, but there are still tons of cruises running throughout the day!

Head over to Pier 78 for an exciting City Sightseeing Cruise that will operate 40 minute cruises all weekend long from 10:00am to 5:00pm.

Pier 78 located at West 38th Street and the Hudson River.

The cruise is $28 for adults and $17 for kids. The boat will tour the Manhattan Coast and stop near the Statue of Liberty for an amazing photo opp!

Boarding schedule for the holiday weekend:

Boat A – 10:00am    11:50am       1:50pm        3:50pm

Boat B – 10:30am    12:30pm       2:30pm        4:30pm

Boat C – 11:10am    1:10pm         3:10pm        5:10pm

The Macy’s  Fourth of July fireworks begin at 9pm on Monday, July 4th. Over 40,000 fireworks will be launched from 6 larges barges in the Hudson River, so make sure to check them out!

The theme of this year’s show is The Gift of Freedom which celebrates the 125th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty and 235th birthday of the United States.

What’s your favorite location to watch the 4th of July fireworks in NYC?


NYC Summer Bucketlist

Oh sweet summertime, we at Gray Line New York are definitely big fans of you.

From your perky golden rays of sunshine, to your abundant fields of green grass in Central Park– we cannot get enough.

Sheep Meadow, Central Park.

Hop-off the double-decker bus and explore the Big Apple with our 2011 Summer Bucketlist:

1. Bronx Zoo

2. Rent a boat at the Central Park Boathouse

3. Day trips to Philadelphia and Washington DC

4. Happy Hour in Bryant Park

5. Walk down Stone Street

6. Shakespeare in the Park

7. Grab drinks at the Top of the Standard Hotel

8. Attend a River to River Festival Concert at the South Street Seaport

9. Times Square Comedy Show

10. Go to a Yankee’s Game

11. Have a picnic in Sheep Meadow

12. Visit all of the museums on Museum Mile (Guggenheim, Metropolitan Museum of Art, etc.)

13. Take a picture in front of Carrie Bradshaw (Sex & the City) and Kathleen Kelly’s (You’ve Got Mail) brownstone

14. Ride the attractions at Coney Island

15. Fire Island

16. Camping on a beach in Long Island (Obviously, we have a thing for islands.)

17. Train for the 2011 ING New York City Marathon in Central Park

18. See How To Succeed in Business Without Even Trying and The Addams Family on Broadway

19. 4th of July Fireworks Cruise in the New York Harbor

20. Explore the newly opened section of High Line Park.

What’s on your NYC Summer Bucketlist?


Experience NYC at Night

Alright all of you night owls, it’s Friday the 13th!

If you’re wondering what to do on this spooky evening, mix things up and celebrate with the Night Tour in NYC.

During the Night Tour, you’ll stop at the historic Brooklyn Fulton Ferry Landing for a photo opportunity and jaw dropping views of the glittering Manhattan Skyline.

Enjoy nighttime views and ambiance of Times Square, Chinatown, Empire State Building , Greenwich Village, SoHo, Little Italy, Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge and Lower East Side.

Click here to book a tour.


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