Things to do in Broadway

Really enjoyed the museum. My daughter loves the theatre, she also thoroughly enjoyed the museum.

It's value for money and easy to make reservation to each attraction. I'm so happy to buy this pass.

This museum pass combination, which works with a City Pass or city pass, is most economical for 2-3 museums and is a great tool for independent travelers. However, children's tickets must be purchased separately, as some museums do not require admission for children.

Our JAL flight arriving in New York from Haneda was delayed by about 3 hours, so we had to cancel our originally planned Top of the Rock tour. We booked this tour very last minute instead. It was our first time in New York, but we were able to get a great overview of the city's scenery. We were able to make great use of the 30,000 yen in points we got at Klook's Harajuku event this time. Thank you so much, Chieru-san and Ryukru-san.

it was great to go to something different, the museum was very insightful, easy to follow and the surprise at the end was truly magical.

Booking through Klook was an incredibly seamless experience from start to finish. The instant confirmation provided peace of mind, and redeeming the voucher at the venue was as simple as showing a QR code on my phone, allowing me to bypass the long ticket lines entirely. Not only was the platform user-friendly, but the price was also more competitive than buying on-site. The instructions provided were clear and accurate, making the entire process stress-free and efficient. I would highly recommend using this service for anyone looking to save time and money on their next activity.

this is also a great experience. I got my digital picture as souvenir but it's okay not to get it. You can take pictures for 60seconds on the location where they took pictures of you. Furthermore, if you love art.. you will appreciate the mirrored design of the place. you can also see the Empire State Building

Top of The Rock offers one of the most iconic, unobstructed skyline perspectives in Manhattan, widely praised for its sweeping 360-degree views that directly frame both the Empire State Building to the south and Central Park to the north. Spread across multiple indoor and outdoor viewing terraces on the 67th through 70th floors, visitors frequently note that the open-air top deck—free of glass partitions—is ideal for photography, especially around sunset when the city lights begin to glow