Length: 4 hours

Time: 10:30 am on Saturdays
See Special Schedule Notes below

Summary: This tour does not offer hotel pick ups or drop offs. Tour departs from near the South Street Seaport in Manhattan. (Exact meeting location details will be provided on your E-Ticket). Child rate applies to children under the age of 12. Reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-317-1627.

There are no refunds. All sales are final.

If changes are allowed on a tour or activity, a $20.00 per reservation change fee will be applied for any change to a reservation. Please note that some tours and activities do not allow any changes. Date changes can only be made only if we can confirm availability on the new date. While we cannot guarantee any changes can be made, all change requests must be submitted a minimum of 24 hours prior to the tour departure and must be handled on an individual basis through our Reservations Center.

Special Schedule Notes

-This tour will not be available on the following dates:
July 24 & 31
August 7, 14 & 21

On this tour you will visit:

~ Brooklyn Heights, the country's first suburb made up of characteristic brownstones, literary giants and the Promenade with Brooklyn's best view of Manhattan
~ Park Slope's tree-lined streets and "the other 5th Avenue"
~ Prospect Park
~ Grand Army Plaza
~ The Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens
~ The original location of Ebbett's Field, home of the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers
~ Victorian Flatbush, an area of beautiful Victorian homes where you won't even feel like you're in Brooklyn!

Not Included

Though a slice of cheesecake and an egg cream will be included in the price of your ticket, alcoholic beverages are not included. Alcohol and other drinks may be purchased at Junior's Restaurant, so please bring sufficient cash and a valid ID.

About Your Tour Guide

Jim Levine is a proud native Brooklynite. Jim has worked in the travel industry for many years, including eight years with Cunard Cruise Lines. Having had the experience of going on dozens of tours over the years while traveling to over 30 countries, he is now proud to be showing off his favorite location of all, Brooklyn, NY. Jim is a licensed New York City tour guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to purchase tickets in advance?
-Tickets must be purchased in advance as tours often sell out. To maximize your chances of getting the day, time, and number of tickets you prefer, please book well in advance.

What do I receive for the price of a ticket?
-Included in the price of a ticket are the 3.5 hour tour through Brooklyn, as well as a slice of cheesecake and an egg cream at Junior's Restaurant.

Does the tour occur rain or shine?
-Yes, the tour runs regardless of weather. While we travel via bus since tour locations are spread around Brooklyn, we do get off the bus at the restaurant and several other locations. So, please dress appropriately for the weather.

What type of ticket should I buy if I am bringing a very young child?
-If a child is age five or younger...will be sitting on your lap during the entire tour...and will not be eating, you do not need to purchase a ticket for them. If a child requires a seat and is under the age of 11, you will need to purchase a Child ticket.

Where does the tour end?
-The tour usually ends back at the original meeting location, which is near the South Street Seaport. (You receive specific meeting location details and directions to get there on your E-Ticket.

Are we on the bus the entire tour?
-No. The tour takes place on a coach bus since the locations are scattered throughout Brooklyn. We do, however, get off to eat at Junior's, to visit specific locations such as Grand Army Plaza, and even to walk along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, boasting awesome views of the East River, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Manhattan. (Whenever you leave the bus, you will be accompanied by the tour guide).

Is there a lot of walking on this tour?
-No. The stop at the Promenade is the one opportunity to walk around for about 15 minutes. Though we do get off the bus at other points, such as at Junior's and Grand Army Plaza, these breaks are more for eating and photo ops, but not walking around.

Is there ever a circumstance when a location is omitted from the tour?
-While it is extremely rare, we do sometimes need to skip or modify certain locations that usually are part of the tour. Since the tour visits real-life locations all around Brooklyn, the tour's itinerary can sometimes be impacted by traffic conditions, construction, etc. We assume no liability or responsibility for traffic conditions, access to sites, or other conditions beyond our control.

Can I bring wine, beer or other alcoholic beverages on the bus?
-No. It is against New York State law to consume alcohol on a bus. Junior's will have alcoholic beverages for sale, so please be sure to bring sufficient cash and a valid ID if you wish to purchase beverages there.

Is this a good sightseeing tour of Brooklyn?
-Absolutely! The tour travels through much of Brooklyn, highlighting movie locations, landmarks and general points of interest around the borough. Families and friends often find this tour an ideal way to tour Brooklyn. You'll be visiting unique Brooklyn neighborhoods such as Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Victorian Flatbush, Windsor Terrace and many more.

Are cameras allowed on the tour?
-Yes. While photography and filming are not allowed on the bus portion of the tour, there are some great spots for taking photos and video at our stops along the way.

Are the tours conducted in English only?
-Yes. But, since so much of the tour is visual and tastings, visitors from other countries can enjoy the tour if they understand minimal English.

What type of bus is used?
-The tour is conducted on a closed coach bus. It is heated in the winter and air conditioned in the summer.

Is there assigned seating on the bus?
-There is no assigned seating on the bus - it's first-come, first-serve. If you have a number of people in your party who want to sit together, you should make sure to arrive 15-20 minutes early. Guests who arrive late, near the starting time of the tour are much more likely to have to split up their group.

Is there a bathroom on the bus?
-The buses do not have bathrooms, but restroom stops have been arranged if needed. Bathrooms will also be available at Junior's Restaurant.

Is the bus wheelchair-accessible?
-No, unfortunately our buses do not have wheelchair access and all passengers will need to take a few steps up in order to board the bus. If you will be able to do this with assistance from the other people in your party, you are welcome to join us. Please keep in mind that the platform to enter the bus is about 13.5 inches above the ground.

Can I take a stroller or luggage on the tour?
-Tours are conducted on coach buses, so limited storage space is available for strollers and luggage. Please keep in mind that there will be several stops of up to 30 minutes each, when we will be leaving the bus. If you are not comfortable leaving your belongings on the bus during this time, you might want to reconsider bringing them.

Can I book a private tour?
-Yes, private tours are available. Most groups, however, decide to attend the public tour for two reasons. First, it is usually significantly less expensive. Second, part of the fun of the tour is interacting with all the other Brooklyn fans and people fascinated with Brooklyn who take the public tour. If you are interested in booking a private tour, please call our toll-free number on this page.

This tour does not offer hotel pick ups or drop offs. Tour departs from near the South Street Seaport in Manhattan. (Exact meeting location details will be provided on your E-Ticket). Child rate applies to children under the age of 12. Reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-317-1627.

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