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InviteOnly in the Hottest NYC Clubs offers an exclusive nightlife experience in New York City's most trendy spots. This isn't your typical tourist outing; it's a chance to party like a local and create unforgettable memories. Guests receive VIP access, skipping the long lines and heading straight into the heart of the action with bottle service. Each night features a different agenda, so travelers should check in advance for the specific plans. The goal is to make everyone feel comfortable and offer a variety of alcoholic drinks to ensure the best nightlife hospitality. Dance the night away with the hottest New York DJs and maybe even spot a few famous celebrities. There's also the option to continue the party at a different venue later in the night. This experience is designed for those looking to experience the true New York City nightlife, mingle with beautiful locals, and create memories that will make their friends jealous.

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NYC: Movie and TV Show Walking Tour takes people on a fun walk to see places from famous movies and TV shows in Manhattan and Brooklyn. This tour is great for anyone who loves movies and TV, even if they've never been to New York City before. See where they filmed Home Alone 2 at The Plaza Hotel, Breakfast at Tiffany’s at Tiffany & Co., and funny scenes from Tootsie at different spots around the city. The tour shows real spots from movies like Joker and John Wick, plus popular TV shows like Sex and the City and Friends. People can visit MacLaren's Pub, which gave the idea for How I Met Your Mother, and see a cafe like Central Perk from Friends. The tour also stops at the firehouse from Ghostbusters and Joe's Pizza, which Spider-Man loves! A local guide leads the group, sharing fun facts and stories about the movies and TV shows. It's a small group, so everyone can easily see and hear everything. People will get to take cool pictures and learn a lot about New York City. What's included is a local guide and What's excluded is Food and Drink, GRATUITIES, Subway/Metro fare.

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Late Night Rat Tours invites guests to explore New York City's often-overlooked rodent residents with Kenny Bollwerk, the creator of viral “Rat Tok.” This unique walking tour takes place in NYC's backstreets near the World Trade Center and Empire State Building, offering an unusual perspective on urban life. Participants can expect insightful and funny commentary on rat behavior, the city's infrastructure, rat habitats, and common urban legends. Kenny also shares tips on what NYC is doing to control the rat population and what still needs to be done. This 90-minute experience blends urban adventure, comedy, and public service, making it an unforgettable part of any trip. The tour includes rat stickers and postcards, so guests can remember their ratty adventure!. Join this experience for a fun and weird look into the rodent world in NYC.

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Experience early Dutch New York in Brooklyn and Queens through the eyes of a local expert. This historical walking tour dives deep into the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam, revealing its rich history and cultural impact on modern-day New York City. The guide, with a background in archaeology and fluency in both Dutch and English, brings a unique perspective to the exploration of this pivotal period. Participants can expect to visit key historical sites, including New Amsterdam Plein & South Ferry, where the journey begins, and Bowling Green, the site of the original Fort Amsterdam. The tour also includes a walk along Wall Street, uncovering its transformation from a defensive wall to a financial powerhouse. Along the way, participants will discover hidden gems and hear captivating stories that bring the Dutch colonial era to life. This experience includes a personal tour guide for the duration of the tour, ensuring an intimate and informative exploration. It excludes any personal expenses, food, or drinks. This walking tour offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and discover the Dutch roots of New York City.