Which New York cruise combo to book
Day plan. Edge NYC + Circle Line Landmarks Cruise is the most booked. The Landmarks cruise takes you past the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline from the water, and Edge at Hudson Yards shows the city from above. Both are on the West Side, which keeps travel short.
Evening plan. Circle Line Harbor Lights Cruise + Edge NYC uses the evening cruise. Go up Edge before dark, then see the lit-up skyline from the boat. It's a bundle, slightly cheaper than the parts, and the reviews so far are all top marks.
Other decks. Circle Line Landmarks Cruise + SUMMIT One Vanderbilt swaps Edge for the mirrored rooms at SUMMIT near Grand Central. Top of the Rock + Circle Line Harbor Lights Cruise pairs the evening cruise with the deck at Rockefeller Center, known for its view of the Empire State Building. Both have very few reviews so far.
Check the reviews first. ARTECHOUSE New York + Evening Harbor Sightseeing Cruise has a single low rating so far, so see what the reviewer says before you book it.
Edge NYC + Circle Line Landmarks Cruise
★ 4.3 · 7 reviews · from €76.17
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
The cruise bundles are a little cheaper than their parts. The two passes (Edge + Landmarks and ARTECHOUSE + evening cruise) are priced as one product, so compare them with the separate tickets. The main gain is fixing the deck slot and the cruise departure in one order.
How the tickets work
You book once and get a separate ticket for each part on your phone. Pick a date and time slot for the observation deck and a departure for the cruise. Allow time to reach the pier and board. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page.
For more pairs, including museums and other observation decks, see the New York combo tickets page, or read how combo tickets work.





