Boat trips · SKIP THE LINE
Good skip-the-line boat tickets fill up weeks ahead and the calm mornings go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of NYC’s 1-hour Circle Line cruise, with Statue of Liberty views, skyline commentary, practical tips, price value, and FAQ.
“A great way to see some sites and Michael was a star giving continuous commentary.”
Review of the Niagara Falls day trip from Toronto with boat cruise, Skylon Tower, maple tasting, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Haroon was our tour guide and he was a blast. He picked us up early at the meeting spot and checked us all in quickly and smoothly. We drove around Toronto and saw the floral clock which was cool, stopped at the maple leaf center to try a maple syrup flight which was delicious. My husband enjoyed it so much he wants to exclusively use Canadian syrup for all his syrup needs going forward haha. We kept going to the falls which was good. Nice smooth ride. Took in the gorgeous sight. We only bought the basic tour, no attractions, so we didn’t get the chance to do beyond the…”
Review of San Francisco’s 1-hour Bay Cruise from Pier 39, with Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, sea lions, audio narration, and practical tips.
“Definitely recommend if you visit San Francisco. Recommend getting in line sooner to get better seats if you want to be on the top deck.”
Review of NYC’s $24 Statue of Liberty sunset cruise, with skyline views, onboard music, practical tips, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“Although we had pre booked tickets we still had to Que and times were not adhered too. The trip was amazing but we did get split up due to how busy the boat was”
Cruise around Alcatraz and under the Golden Gate Bridge in 90 minutes, with audio commentary, photo stops, and skip-the-line access.
“very enjoyable, good way to see the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz, with informative overhead commentary, bar onboard, easy to move around with wheelchair.”
River hour, cave run, whale ground or a deck with lunch on it.
