Brooklyn Sightseeing Tickets & Passes

It was the best part of Coney Island. I spent most of my day there because there are a lot of experiences offered for the admission price. I highly recommend. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Great tour, your guide was so knowledgeable and would answer any questions that I asked her. Also the Barclay centre is an amazing sports centre to see.

So worth it for all ages honestly my husband had a great time and so did my 16 year old. Take your time enjoy it

Great experience and a real piece of American culture. We went to a Nets game as Knicks tickets were twice the price but the game and experience were brilliant and would definitely go again. Beware the seating is very heavily banked so the steps are steep and the seats are close together. Not for the faint hearted or people with mobility issues. Also ensure you take lots of money if you want to eat/drink. Two beers and two cokes were $54….🤯I bought our tickets from a resale site so would recommend that as a way to keep costs down.

Who knew there was so much involved in not only making seltzer but the bottle itself plus the bottling process (hand done!!). Great spiel by Alex! Seltzer tasting before and egg cream after the tour! Even if you are not a seltzer lover it is worth going!

A fun museum that tells the story of seltzer and provides a delicious taste of seltzer (an egg cream.) Learn how seltzer started and became a household item. It has a unique flavor and a fascinating history. Kenny is a knowledgeable guide, explaining the creation and bottling progress. Meet Alex, the fourth generation of this successful family business.

Fantastic, a very nice energy and totally family atmosphere and the children, my kids had a very happy day there yesterday

This historic venue is definitely a site to be seen. I’ve been in New York City throughout my life, but somehow missed this venue. The staff was exceptional. We had two disabled individuals with us, and the staff made every accommodation to ensure an enjoyable visit. The final 4D video was very entertaining.

A very enthusiastic Barry Joseph — author of *Seltzertopia* — led our 80-minute tour of the Brooklyn Seltzer Museum and factory. Tucked near Euclid Avenue (about an hour’s journey from Manhattan by public transport), the space itself is modest, but the team makes it fizz with life. On one wall, colorful signboards chart the highs of seltzer history, complete with a handy timeline. On the other, is a detailed peek into the carbonation process and bottling magic. The tour itself runs the length of the room and back (maybe 75 feet), so there isn’t much walking involved.The tour is thoughtfully structured, with interactive moments that are engaging but never pushy, plus plenty of sparkling fun facts. What could seem like “just” a bottling facility transforms into something much grander once you hear the stories behind it. And of course, the grand finale: an opportunity to try a freshly made egg cream… you’d be hard-pressed to resist.Note: the museum is only open for the scheduled tour, so arriving early isn’t necessary, but do be on time, as the tour starts promptly.All in all, it’s a must-do for any New Yorker or anyone who’s already ticked the big NYC attractions off their list. This isn’t one for the first-timers checking off the big landmarks; but, for those who have already done the usual Big Apple circuit, it’s a sparkling detour worth making.

Fun experience, but a little underwhelming for the price. Definitely look at the map before you go and don’t plan to spend more then 2 hours there.

Go in the winter if you'd like to avoid crowds, but since it's so close to the ocean and also winter in NYC, bundle up! Much of the aquarium features outdoor areas. I really enjoy the exhibits where you can go "underground." It's a small aquarium so it's not difficult or long to see everything in one day. The otters love to play, which is very cute to see in person.

all beautiful waw how amazing to see sea wolf sharks and all the fish in existence waw how wonderful

Was a great time at the aquarium, I did not go early enough as some things was closing, closes early for a Friday nite. But was a nice place the seal shoe was great

Better than i expected. Very nice. Lots to see. Even my husband enjoyed it. Definitely will return with family.

I haven't been to the Aquarium since elementary school. I arrived 15 minutes before the doors opened on a Sunday so I was able to find local parking. The line to enter was quick. Once inside its broken up into sections. The show with the seals stole the show and then you were able to go underground to see them up close swimming in their habitat. I'm happy I went as early as I did because by the time I left there were kids showing up in masses. Coney Island has definitely changed but there was a police precinct down the block- my guess is for the tourists protection. All in all I think it was a good value for the money spent.

Had a great time at the New York aquarium in Coney Island, New York. They do a great job. The place was clean. The staff was attentive and the displays were spectacular. The only challenge was we expected sea turtles which were not there. A great time and worth every penny.