Tour fee

2 people sharing a room:  $448 USD/person

3rd person sharing the same room: Free+

4th person sharing the same room:  $free+

Single room: $638 USD/person

 

Day 1 The first day

Hometown – New York City (Flushing/Manhattan Morning Tour) – Night tour Hotel: E Hotel Banquet/Conference Center/Palace Hotel/Ramada Inn/ Red Roof Inn Edison or similar

 

Free pick-up time for groups flying from your hometown to New York City at JFK, LGA, and EWR airports: 8:30am-12:00am (flight arrival time at the airport). The tour guide will arrange for you to take the nearest shuttle bus with other group members to leave the airport. When you arrive at New York Airport, domestic flights are waiting at the baggage claim area for that flight, and international flights are waiting at the exit.

If you arrive at JFK, LGA, or EWR airports before 12:00pm, you can take an in-depth morning tour of Manhattan (maximum 4 people). JFK, LGA Airport: Guests arriving between 12:00pm and 17:00pm can enjoy a special tour of Flushing, where you can taste delicious food, leisurely shop, and learn about local Asian life and culture. Free luggage storage service is provided during the period. For flights arriving after 17:00pm, we will arrange a shuttle bus to the hotel based on the number of people and flight arrival time. EWR Airport: Guests arriving after 12:00pm will be picked up and sent back to the hotel to rest. The hotel check-in time is after 15:00pm. If you arrive at the hotel early, you need to wait for room arrangement.

No flights: Guests who arrive in New York in advance can go to the three major airports and the two Chinatown meeting points by themselves and wait for the shuttle bus to be sent back to the hotel.
Flushing meeting point: New York Food Court (133-35 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY 11354) 5:00pm;
Meeting point in Manhattan: Ant Tourist Office (77 Bowery, 2FL, New York, NY 10002) 6:00pm;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Remarks:

• Guests who enjoy free pick-up from the airport or get on the bus in Manhattan or Flushing do not receive a $10/person tip, which will be collected by the tour guide one day before the end of the trip.

• Manhattan morning tour requires at least 4 people.

• Any flight delays due to weather or other reasons prevent passengers from arriving within the free pick-up time, and a pick-up fee will be charged ($120 for 1 or 2 people, $10 for each additional person from the 3rd person onwards, tip included) , or go to the hotel by yourself.

• Seats for the group night tour are limited and are available on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration is required before 4:30pm.

• Chartered night tour: $200/car for 5 people or less, $400/car for 12 people or less. (Chartered cars are not subject to registration time restrictions)

 

Itinerary details:

Manhattan in-depth morning tour: Brooklyn Bridge Park (30 minutes) → High Line Garden (15 minutes) → Chelsea Market (15 minutes) ) → Starbucks Coffee Experience Store (15 minutes) → Big Pinecone, Hudson Yards (60 minutes) (Starts on 6/1)

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[Brooklyn Bridge Park] The 85-acre riverside park along the East River. Whether it is the skyscrapers of the Manhattan Financial District with the Brooklyn Bridge or the Manhattan Bridge in the foreground, it is the most unique style painting in New York. Almost every scene captured in Brooklyn Bridge Park has something that could be used as a postcard.

[High Line Garden] High line park is a new attraction built five years ago. The number of visitors has exceeded the Statue of Liberty, making it a must-visit attraction in New York. You will definitely be amazed by the designer's imagination and the inclusiveness of New York City. A "miracle" that only New York can have.

[Chelsea Market] Experience the local authentic culture of New York in depth. The 800-foot-long Broad Street brings together New York's freshest cuisine. That’s right! Chelsea Market is completely beyond imagination and a place that makes people want to go back again and again.

[Starbucks Coffee Experience Store] is Starbucks’ fourth roasting experience store in the world and the second in the United States. Create the most cutting-edge and unique coffee experience about coffee. By integrating coffee, tea, cocktails and Milan Princi baked desserts, it will become the ultimate Starbucks experience. Customers can watch the baristas create special drinks for them that cannot be seen in other Starbucks stores, and demonstrate the coffee bean roasting process, which will give them a unique experience. Customers bring the most unforgettable memories.

[Hudson Yards] Hudson Yards is a new landmark in New York. It cost 25 billion US dollars and has become the most expensive building complex in the history of the United States. It is modeled after Indian stepwells. It is both a public building and an installation art. The building materials include copper-colored steel and concrete. It has a delicate honeycomb-like rising structure. Standing at the top of the vessel, you have a breathtaking view of the entire Hudson River shoreline, and across the river from Newport, New Jersey. Some say it is the Eiffel Tower in the "Big Apple" and has become an internet celebrity check-in spot for countless tourists who come here every day.

• New York night tour
  [Rockefeller Center] In the center of the building complex is a small sunken square, with 159 colorful flags of the United Nations flying in the night sky. Countless global luxury stores are gathered on Fifth Avenue.
  [Times Square] Colorful advertisements, giant screens, neon lights, and energetic fashionable men and women all reflect the prosperity and romance of the city. Let people savor and remember this dreamlike moment.
  [Empire State Building] A must-visit place in New York. As a symbol of the New York skyline, the Empire State Building has had the tradition of changing the color of the top of the tower to celebrate various anniversaries and events since 1976. On Valentine's Day night in "Sleepless in Seattle", the heart-shaped lights guide the heroine to find true love. . Next to it is the Korean Village in New York, where various Korean dishes, Korean cosmetics and accessories can be found everywhere. It is especially famous for its authentic Korean-style food. It gives people the illusion of being in Seoul for a moment.

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Day 2 the next day

New York City Full Day Tour (Activity time: 11-13 hours. Distance: 60 miles) Hotel: E Hotel Banquet/Conference Center/ Palace Hotel/Ramada Inn/Red Roof Inn Edison or similar

 

Go up to New York City's No. 1 landmark [One World Trade Center] and go downstairs to visit the US$4 billion Bird Station, which was built on the two memorial ponds of the old World Trade Center. Stroll around the world financial center [Wall Street], the world cultural heritage [Trinity Church], and take photos with the [Bronze Bull Sculpture] that symbolizes the bull market. Take a boat trip on the Hudson River to visit Manhattan and take photos with the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. Take an in-depth tour of the aircraft carrier [Intrepid], the supersonic passenger aircraft [Concorde] and various fighter jets. Next to [Central Park], the tour guide will give you an in-depth explanation of the [Metropolitan Museum] and appreciate the bustling [Times Square].

Itinerary details:
Wall Street (25 minutes) → Trinity Church (outdoor) → Wall Street Bull (take photos) → World Trade Center Building 1 (optional, 70 minutes) → Statue of Liberty Cruise (optional, 50 minutes) → Intrepid Space Museum (optional) , 60 minutes) → Metropolitan Museum (at your own expense, 100 minutes) → Times Square (30 minutes)

Itinerary: Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, etc…

Remarks:

• Guests who do not participate in the New York city tour need to arrange their own transportation to and from the hotel, or pay $40 per person to take a group vehicle to and from the hotel.

• wall street
  Wall Street is home to major financial institutions, including the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank. This is a symbol of the high concentration of finance and investment. This street carries too much glory.

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• Wall Street Copper Bull
  The Copper Bull is a symbol of the Wall Street financial district, which means that as long as the Copper Bull exists, the stock market will always remain a "bull" market. Tourists regard touching the copper bull as a blessing and believe that it will bring them wealth.

• World Trade Center Tower 1
  Global Welcome Center, a dynamically generated map of the world will highlight guests’ hometowns. You will take the sky pod elevator to the 102nd floor in 47 seconds. Floor-to-ceiling LED technology throughout the elevators gives you an immersive virtual time-lapse experience that reveals New York City's transformation from unstable land to the extraordinary forest of skyscrapers it is today. Experience 360-degree views from the observation deck, taking your breath away with panoramic views of iconic sights, the surrounding water, and the city and beyond!

• Statue of Liberty Cruise
  The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States in 1876 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the United States' independence. It is known as the symbol of the United States. Take a boat ride on the [Hudson River] to visit [Manhattan], once again experience the prosperity and wealth of Manhattan from a plane perspective, and take photos with the [Statue of Liberty] and the [Brooklyn Bridge].

• Intrepid Aircraft Carrier Museum
  The Aircraft Carrier Museum is a military and maritime history museum in New York City. Once a battle-hardened aircraft carrier, it served in World War II and the Vietnam War (and also assisted NASA in rescue operations). The museum displays the USS Intrepid aircraft carrier, USS Growler submarine, Concorde aircraft and Lockheed A-12 supersonic reconnaissance aircraft.

• Metropolitan meseum
  Located next to Central Park, with the entrance to the museum on Fifth Avenue, it is one of the largest and most visited art museums in the world. At the same time, it is known as the four major museums in the world together with the British Museum, Louvre Museum and St. Petersburg Hermitage. The museum's collection spans more than 5,000 years of history and contains more than two million works of art.

• times square
  Times Square, also known as the "Crossroads of the World," is located at the intersection of West 42nd Street and Broadway Avenue. There are many shopping malls and theaters gathered near Times Square, which is a prosperous entertainment and shopping center. Broadway theaters, a large number of dazzling neon tube advertisements, and TV-style promotional boards have deeply become symbols of New York, reflecting the strong urban identity of Manhattan. Times Square is also the live broadcast site of "Good Morning America."

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Day 3 The third day

Philadelphia-Washington D.C. (Activity time: 10-12 hours. Distance: 250 miles) Philadelphia-Washington D.C. (Activity time: 10-12 hours. Distance: 250 miles) Hotel: Quality Inn/Comfort Inn/Days Inn/Sleep Inn/Red Roof Inn or similar Quality Inn/Comfort Inn/Days Inn/Sleep Inn/Red Roof Inn or similar

 

Depart from the hotel in the morning and visit [National Independence Historical Park], [Liberty Bell], look up at the historical relic building [Independence Palace], and take the [Philadelphia Sightseeing Double-Decker Bus] to learn more about the birthplace of this cradle of Eastern American history. Then we will come to Washington DC, the capital of the United States, to participate in the [Washington In-depth Tour], where the tour guide will provide a full in-depth explanation of the [U.S. Capitol Building], [U.S. National Library], and [U.S. Supreme Court]. Take photos with presidential celebrities at the World Hall of Fame [Presidential Hall]; take a look at the [White House]; and visit the [Lincoln Memorial Hall], [Vietnam War Memorial], and [Korean War Memorial Hall]. If time permits, add the [Capital Cruise].

Itinerary details:
Philadelphia → National Independence Historical Park, Liberty Bell, Independence Hall (outside, 15 minutes) → Philadelphia Sightseeing Double-decker Bus (own expense, 50 minutes) → Washington DC → Washington in-depth tour (at own expense. Including: U.S. Capitol Building (entry, 75 minutes), U.S. National Library (entry, 15 minutes), U.S. Supreme Court (outside, 10 minutes) → Presidential Palace (at your own expense, 60 minutes) → White House (outside, 25 minutes) → Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam War Memorial, Korean War Memorial (45 minutes)

Itinerary: Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, World War II Memorial, etc…

Remarks:

• If the Capitol Building and the National Library are not open, the in-depth tour of Washington will be changed to: (15 minutes) [Marine Corps War Memorial] This bronze statue is based on the photo of the Marine Corps raising the American flag on Iwo Jima during World War II. Built, photographed by Associated Press war correspondent Joe Rosenthal on February 23, 1945, which won the 1945 Pulitzer Prize. Many Hollywood blockbusters have filmed themes about this war, such as "Flags of Our Fathers", "Letter Home from Iwo Jima", etc. (30 minutes) [U.S. Air Force Memorial] The total cost of construction is US$30 million. It is adjacent to the Pentagon. It is the only place in the entire Washington DC area where you can see the Pentagon up close. It is also the only place where you can overlook the Pentagon 911 Memorial from a high place. .
   

• independence national historic park
  It is a U.S. National Historical Park that contains some historical buildings related to the history of the American Revolution and founding of the United States. It is called "the most historic square mile in the United States."

• liberty bell
  Also known as the Independence Bell, the big bell in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, USA, is silent but sounds like the bell of history lingering in your ears. It is the most important symbol of the American Revolutionary War and also symbolizes freedom and justice.

• Independence Palace
  The American Independence Memorial Hall is a red brick building in the Georgian style. It has milky-white doors and windows, a milky-white spire, and a large clock inlaid on the tower. The top of the tower is where the Liberty Bell was hung. In 1787, the U.S. Constitution was established here and it was also the seat of the U.S. Congress.

• Philadelphia Sightseeing Double Decker Bus
  Starting from the Securities Exchange Building, you will relive the growth of the United States along the way: the first White House, the first Congress Hall, the first library, etc... The bus will stop at Love's Plaza, which is also a world-class landmark. A must-go place for red check-ins. The total journey is about 13 miles, passing through more than 30 birthplaces of Philadelphia, the cradle of Eastern American history. You'll hear about Philadelphia's rich history and culture.

• united states capitol
  Located on the 25-meter-high Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., it is the seat of the U.S. Congress, Senate, and House of Representatives. It was burned by the British in 1814 and some buildings were destroyed. Later additions were made to the House and Senate meeting rooms, the cupola, and the rotunda. There is also a small round tower on the dome, with a bronze statue of the Statue of Liberty standing on the top of the tower. It is the highest symbol of political power owned by the people, governed by the people and for the people.

• United States National Library
  The Affiliated Library of the United States Congress, one of the five national libraries in the United States, has a collection of 30 million books, covering 470 languages, and more than 58 million manuscripts. It is the largest collection of rare books in the United States.

• United States Supreme Court
  The entire entrance hall of the highest-level federal court is supported by 16 marble columns. On both sides of the stone steps in front of the main entrance of the west hall are two statues of the Thought of Justice and the Power of Law carved by Fritzer.

• Madame Tussauds (Presidential Pavilion)
  The wax museum is designed according to the internal structure of the White House. You can take photos with various US presidents and other celebrities such as Lincoln, Clinton and Obama, and Trump. The wax figures in the museum are so lifelike that they look like real ones.

• White House
  It is the residence and office of past presidents of the United States. It is a white neoclassical sandstone building.

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• Lincoln Memorial
  It was established to commemorate U.S. President Lincoln. The beautifully decorated walls are engraved with famous quotes from this outstanding figure, which gives people a sense of enlightenment. It was here that Martin Luther King delivered his most famous speech, "I Have a Dream." Many movies such as "Forrest Gump" were filmed here.

• vietnam war memorial
  It is adjacent to the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, which commemorates the American soldiers and generals who died while serving in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

• Korean War Memorial Hall
  Built into the inner triangular wall, it honors American citizens who have served their country in North Korea.

• Capital City Cruise
  Taking a cruise to see the scenery on both sides of the Potomac is a popular excursion in Washington. Depart from Marina, the oldest port in Washington, and enter the Potomac River. On the way, you will see the oldest seafood market in the United States famous for selling blue crabs, Sekija used by Kennedy, the birthplace of the Titanic movie, General Road, and Roosevelt's War Libraries, the Pentagon, some mysterious institutions, etc.

 

 

 

 

Day 4 The fourth day

Washington D.C. –Niagara Falls Washington D.C. –Niagara Fall (Activity time: 11-13 hours. Distance: 350 miles. ) Hotel: Comfort inn/Best western/Quality inn or similar

 

In the morning drive to Niagara Falls, the most famous natural landscape. Start an in-depth tour of the waterfalls and visit Niagara's [Military Fortress] and [Whirlpool State Park]. Watch [Indoor Giant Screen Imax Movie], take the [Maid of the Mist Cruise] to the location closest to the waterfall, and feel the infinite "power" of nature up close (the cruise ship is closed in winter, you can join the Jet Boat at your own expense). [Waterfall Double Island and Three Taiwan Panoramic Tour], walking on Gongyang Island and Moon Island, this is also the best place to enjoy the night view of the waterfall. [Cave of the Winds] takes you deep into the waterfall and feels like you are in it.

Itinerary details: 
In-depth waterfall tour (own expense, 100 minutes. Includes waterfall military fortress castle (60 minutes) + Whirlpool Park (15 minutes) → Beautiful Falls Imax movie (own expense, 30 minutes) → Maid of the Mist cruise (own expense, 60 minutes) → Waterfall Double Island and Three Taiwan Panoramic Tour (Optional, 120 minutes. Includes Gongyang Island + Moon Island + Wind Cave + Waterfall Night View)
Note:  

• Guests who do not participate in the in-depth waterfall tour can choose to have free time in the waterfall park.

• For safety reasons, children must be over 4 years old to participate in the Niagara Clipper.

• The Maid of the Mist waterfall viewing boat is usually open from late April to early November, depending on ice conditions.

• The sailings of the Niagara Clipper will be adjusted according to specific weather conditions (the sailings will be suspended in the event of heavy snowstorms, ice on the Niagara River, and various adverse weather conditions).
   

• niagara falls
  Niagara, Iguazu Falls and Victoria Falls are known as the world's three largest transnational waterfalls and are listed as one of the seven wonders of the world. Known as a place that must be visited once in life, the waterfall spans Canada and the United States. There is a border bridge built on the Niagara River, called the Rainbow Bridge. The two countries have set up customs beside the bridge. One end belongs to Canada and the other end belongs to the United States.

• In-depth waterfall tour
  The itinerary includes two famous attractions: [Military Fortress] is a scenic spot with rich historical value. Behind it is the endless Lake Ontario, one of the five Great Lakes in the United States. If the weather is clear, you can see Toronto in the distance. Then visit Niagara Whirlpool State Park, a natural giant river whirlpool and pool. It extends all the way to the east bank of Niagara Falls, allowing visitors to feel the powerful momentum of natural whirlpools and level 5 rapids.

• Beautiful Falls Imax movie
  Watch [The Largest Indoor Giant Screen Imax Movie], this movie with an investment of 15 million tells you the colorful and legendary stories of Niagara Falls. In the unique and spectacular Niagara Falls movie, the thunderous sound can make you feel the powerful power of the waterfall, as if you are actually there.

• Maid of the Mist Waterfall Boat
  Take the [Maid of the Mist Cruise] to the location closest to the falls and feel the infinite power of nature up close. The Maid of the Mist Cruise is the most iconic tour experience at Niagara Falls. For 150 years, it has amazed millions of visitors from all over the world. A boat trip into the heart of the falls is an absolutely must-do experience. (Boats are closed for the winter).

• Niagara Jet Boat
  Come to the upper reaches of the waterfall to experience the thrilling speed boat [Jet Boat], shuttle between the undulating waterfalls, and the water splashing in your face, exciting and exciting, adding to the shock. The boat can be sailed all year round, rain or shine, even in winter, and the whole process is exciting and smooth, ensuring the comfort, safety, viewing and entertainment of playing in low temperature conditions. Tourists who participated in this project are full of praise for it.

• Touching Falls Tour
  The most famous one should be the Big Turtle Back Observation Deck, a platform viewing point for watching the Horseshoe Falls up close on the American side. Located on the edge of Goat Island, Goat Island is the best place to enjoy the night view of Niagara Falls in the United States. It is located On the small island between Bridal Veil Falls and Horseshoe Falls, seven different colors of lights shine on the waterfall every night, like a bright rainbow across the night sky, and is also known as the "rainbow in the night." Moon Island Observation Deck, above the Wedding Dress Falls, is connected to Goat Island.

• Cave of the Wind
  Walking along the boardwalk and stairs to get close to the waterfall, you will feel that you are in it, with the water flowing around you. Here you can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also experience the majesty of Niagara Falls.
  
  ***Upgraded hotel within the falls (+$80/room): Quality inn Niagara Falls/Days Inn Niagara Falls

 

 

 

 

Day 5 The fifth day

Niagara Falls – Boston (Activity time: 11-13 hours. Distance: 350 miles.) Niagara Falls – Boston (Activity time: 11-13 hours. Distance: 350 miles.) Hotel: Comfort inn/Best western/Quality inn or similar

 

Follow the direction of the Erie Canal, cross upstate New York, and arrive in Boston in the afternoon. It is the capital and largest city of Massachusetts in the United States, and the largest city in New England. Visit the oldest campus area of [Harvard University] and take photos at the main teaching building of [MIT]. Then visit the [Boston Freedom Trail] and enjoy the famous fresh [Boston Lobster Dinner] in the evening.

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Itinerary details:
In-depth tour of Harvard University (at your own expense, 45 minutes) → MIT (outside view, 15 minutes) → Boston Freedom Trail (at your own expense, 100 minutes). Including Boston Common + State House + Old South Conference Hall + Old State House Exterior + Faneuil Hall (Quincy Market) + Paul Revere House + USS Constitution Museum Exterior) → Boston Lobster Dinner (at your own expense, 60 minutes)

Itinerary: Swan Lake Park, Prudential Building, Boston Library, Trinity Church.

• Harvard University
  Private research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It is rated as one of the most prestigious universities in the world due to its history, academic influence, wealth and other factors. Countless celebrities have come out of here, such as 8 US presidents, 150 Nobel Prize winners, 13 Turing Award winners, 62 world-class rich people, etc. Harvard students will lead an in-depth understanding of the landmark buildings in the college, explain the history and culture of the prestigious school, and the "stars" from Harvard.

• MIT
  MIT, referred to as MIT, is the top comprehensive private university in the United States. MIT's science and engineering disciplines are also recognized as the best in the world. MIT has absolute influence in academic circles both in the United States and around the world. The shape of the building is made up of intertwined cylindrical and rectangular shapes. The colors are bright and intricate. It has the feeling of a modern building that transcends time and space. It is worth stopping to take a look.

• boston freedom trail
  The starting point of American history is on Boston's "Freedom Trail" and you will learn about the story of American independence after a trip. Starting from [Boston Common], the first stop is [State House]. The unique golden dome of the State House has long been a symbol of Boston. Passing [Old South Meeting House], the second stop [Old State House], now the Boston Historical Museum, is also the oldest public building in Boston. It is a stop on the Freedom Trail, which represents the history of the North American colonies towards freedom. step. The third stop [Faneuil Hall] was originally used as a market. Before the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, it served as a place for citizens of the city to gather and hold free discussions. It has witnessed countless meetings and speeches by patriots, so it is also called As the "Cradle of Freedom", it played an important role in American history. Behind it is Boston's most famous [Quincy Market]. The fourth stop [Paul Revere's House], Paul Revere was a local silversmith in Boston, and he also joined the Sons of Liberty. There is a statue of him between his home and the Old North Church to commemorate the night of the ride. Appearance [Battleship Charter Museum] This is the oldest battleship preserved to this day. It was one of the six warships approved by the first President of the United States, Washington.

• Boston Lobster Dinner
  Since Boston is located on the seaside and an estuary, the seafood here is very fresh, especially the Boston lobster, which is very delicious and is famous throughout the United States. This is a must-see when visiting Boston.

 

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Day 6 The sixth day

Boston - Yale - New York/Home Boston - Yale - End

 

Take a [Boston Harbor Cruise] and enjoy a tour of Boston Harbor. At the end of the trip, transfer to Boston and New York airports. There is a chance to join the Boston flight

Add an in-depth tour of Boston. Departing from New York Airport adds Yale University (during the exam period, only guided tours can be arranged to visit the public areas of the Yale campus.

Thank you for your understanding. ).

Itinerary details:
Boston Harbor Cruise (at your own expense, 60 minutes) → Quincy Market (60 minutes) → Boston Airport → Boston In-depth Tour (at your own expense, 110 minutes, including: Bangkok
Keshan Monument + First Church of Christian Science + Trinity Church + Boston Public Library + Shopping Mall, only flights after 3:00PM in Boston) → Yeah
Lu University (at your own expense, 60 minutes, only available after departure from New York Airport) → New York Airport

 

Remarks:
For Boston Airport BOS, please choose flights after 12:00PM; for the three major New York airports JFK/LGA/EWR, please choose flights after 7:00PM;
Flushing and Manhattan can also be left on the tour. *Experts recommend choosing New York to leave the group: 1. Visit Yale University more; 2. There are many flights to New York and the price is convenient
3. Yale is 78 miles from New York and 138 miles from Boston.
The Boston in-depth tour cannot be participated after leaving the group in New York. It can only be participated in flights after 3:00 PM in Boston. It requires 4 people to travel.
You cannot participate if you leave Yale University in Boston. You can only participate if you leave New York Airport. During Yale University exam period, only guided tours can be arranged
We apologize for leading a tour of public areas on Yale campus.
 Departures on Thursdays and Sundays (11/1-4/30) have different itinerary orders. You can only depart from New York. Please choose flights after 7:00PM; Flushing and Manhattan
You can also leave the group immediately. (If time permits, we will also visit the Metropolitan Museum)
 Boston Harbor Cruise
Boston Bay is close to the North End of Boston and is a must-visit attraction for tourists coming to Boston. The best way to visit Boston Bay is by taking a bus
Take a cruise and enjoy the Boston Harbor. The same scenery, but a different way of sightseeing. Experience sailing on the blue sea and admiring the sky.
Beautiful view of the water.
 Boston in-depth tour
[Bunker Hill Monument] is one of the earliest monuments in the United States, commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill that occurred here on June 17, 1775.
The first major conflict between the Army and colonial militias in North America. [The First Church of Christian Science] is the headquarters of Christian Science
Place, Christian Science Plaza in Back Bay, Boston, USA. [Trinity Church] As the first Chadsonian Romanesque architectural style in the United States
The church can be said to be the most exquisitely crafted church in Boston. The rose sandstone exterior of the church and the wonderful carvings on the walls,
It also makes it particularly conspicuous among the surrounding buildings. [Boston Public Library], also known as the Central Library, was built in the mid-to-late 19th century.
Designed to reproduce the architectural style of the Italian Renaissance at the end of the 13th century, it has rich collections and unique styles. 【Prudential
The Mall is a unique and beautiful shopping mall located in the city with more than 70 retail stores. Mall walkways are paved with atriums
It features glass ceilings and a communal garden adjacent to the central courtyard.
 Yale University
A private research university located in New Haven, USA, it is one of the fourteen founding schools of the Association of American Universities and a famous sports competition.
A member of the Ivy League. Here, be sure to arrange a campus tour. The historic buildings are amazing and the interior is enjoyable.
Admire the world-famous Yale Library.

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TERMS & CONDITIONS

 

(1) We offer complimentary airport transfer service between 8:30AM - 12:00AM Eastern Time. A fee ($120 for the first 2 people. $10 extra for any additional person) will be incurred if pickup is needed outside of the service window for any reason.
(2) Our tour guide will meet you at airport baggage claim area for domestic flights and at the exit area for international flights.
(3) Emergency contact: (US Toll Free) 1-800-390-5755

(1) We provide free pick-up service between 8:30AM and 12:00AM, Eastern Time. If not within this time period (including delays caused by plane delays or other reasons), there will be a charge of $120 (1-2 people) per trip. Third person Starting from $10 USD for each additional person.
(2) The tour guide for domestic flights will wait at the baggage claim area; the tour guide for international flights will wait at the flight exit.
(3) Emergency contact number: (US toll-free) 1-800-390-5755 

***We reserve the right to make any changes to the tour itinerary, attractions visited, and hotel accommodations without any abatement in price.
***All attraction admissions, meals, gratuities and personal expenses are not included in the tour fare.
*** No refund will be made with respect to accommodation, sightseeing or any other services included in the tour fare but not utilized by the Customer, either in part of full, or where the customer amends, cancels or otherwise varies arrangements after commencement of the tour.

Attraction description:
(1) You cannot bring your own tickets or use City Pass for the whole journey. You need to buy them from the tour guide in the group, and the tickets must be paid in cash.
(2) Guests who do not participate in the New York city tour need to arrange their own transportation to and from the hotel, or pay $40 per person to take a group vehicle to and from the hotel.
(3) If free tourists want to cancel their trip, please notify us at least 3 days in advance. If you do not show up on the departure date, we will charge a penalty of $260.
(4) The order of sightseeing in the itinerary may be adjusted due to actual conditions.
(5) The activity time and distance in the tour itinerary may vary due to actual circumstances, and the company reserves the right of final interpretation.
(6) If the scenic spot is closed or closed on holidays, the tour guide will adjust the itinerary based on the actual situation.
(7) Ticket prices and attraction opening hours will be adjusted due to season without prior notice.

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