New York City is one of the greatest theater destinations in the world. Whether it’s on or off-Broadway, there’s bound to be a show that you and your students will want to attend during their visit.
St. Patrick's Day Parade - New York
Kick off spring in the Big Apple at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Your band will march up Fifth Avenue, the same route walked for over 247 years. His Eminence Cardinal Edward Eagan, Retired Archbishop of New York, and current archbishop Timothy Dolan review the Parade from the steps of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. It is also reviewed from the Official Reviewing Stand at 64th Street and 5th Avenue. Give your marching band a chance to showcase their talents to the world.
Broadway
Statue of Liberty / Ellis Island
A gateway to millions of Americans, Ellis Island provides your student group a chance to witness the stories of many American immigrants. Stately poised nearby is the famous and beautiful Statue of Liberty.
Times Square
Times Square is the quintessential New York experience. Your group will be wowed by the elaborate billboards, bright lights and sounds of this famous square.
New York City Museums
Explore deep space exhibits, wildlife dioramas that are like mini safaris and a dinosaur collection your students will never forget. Also be sure to take in an afternoon amongst the world’s most famous pieces of art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
World Trade Center Site
No trip to New York is complete without a visit to one of the most important landmarks in the world. “Ground Zero” provides rich educational opportunities for every student tour group.
New York City Observation Decks
Visit two New York icons for views your group will never forget. Student groups love the views, the history, and the architecture at the Empire State Building and the Top of the Rock at 30 Rockefeller Center.
New York City Neighborhoods
New York is a melting pot of cultures and communities. Your student group can spend hours exploring what the cities neighborhoods have to offer. Sites to see include SoHo, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, and Little Italy.
Central Park
The heart of New York City, Central Park can provide a relaxing afternoon for your student group. Take in a trip to the zoo, ride the famous carousel, and see “Strawberry Fields” on this not to miss excursion.
Day 1
- Arrive in New York City
- Times Square
- Lunch
- Rehearsal
- Dinner
- Evening activity of choice
Day 2
- Early Breakfast
- Festival Events
- Parade and Performance
- Lunch
- Top of the Rock
- Radio City Music Hall
- Dinner
- Attend a Broadway Show
Day 3
- Breakfast
- Battery Park
- Ellis Island / Statue of Liberty
- Lunch
- South Street Seaport
- Visit the World Trade Center Site
- Dinner
- Attend a performance at the Lincoln Center
Day 4
- Breakfast
- Museum of choice
- Central Park
- Lunch
- Depart for home
* Please Note: some activities listed are seasonal, and therefore will be available only on specific travel dates
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