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Out of 15 shows on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details sit below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
A 3-hour guided bus ride through NYC Gossip Girl filming sites with photo stops, cast trivia, and optional priority seating for $78.
“I had so much fun during the Gossip Girl Tour. We had such a great tour guide. It was so fun to see the filming locations as well as watching clips of the show on the bus. I totally would do this tour again.”
Catch stand-up comedy at High Line Comedy Club plus included mini golf at Puttery in central Chelsea, with drinks and food nearby.
“Comedy club very intimate. Comedy show we saw was tailored to an under 30 crowd (IMO) Mini golf was a cool concept I hadn't seen before”
Skip-the-line dueling pianos in NYC with singalongs, games, and table-side service in Chelsea for about 3 hours. Drinks cost extra.
“It was fun... a lot of good songs.. but one of the singers was much better than the other.. and the prices for songs got real high. They started late too...”
The Play That Goes Wrong at New World Stages in NYC. Off-Broadway comedy for ages 8+, 2 hours, fees included.
“Very funny and it also reminds us that life is full of "Ad hocs" and we should have some "wits" to overcome the problems in front of us.”
A 90-minute stand-up show in Greenwich Village with a TV-ready lineup, hosted seating, and a two-drink minimum to keep the club running.
“Loved it! Wants as a solo traveller, the comedy was great of 6 comedians only 1 wasn’t hilarious. The drinks were good and kept flowing - decent margaritas for a comedy club. Will totally go back again.”
Enjoy a New York City dueling pianos request show at the Cutting Room with table seating, big sing-along energy, and live song requests.
“You had 2 good pianists but they were playing together rather than duelling, which I personally have loved in other duelling piano shows. Saying that it's still a good show and a very enjoyable night”
A 4.5-hour NYC walking tour connecting famous TV and movie locations, with photo stops, trivia, and a local guide for $69.
“Ottima guida,gentile e preparata. Consiglio vivamente l’esperienza di questo tour”
A private, 3-hour Sex and the City walk through key Manhattan film spots, with a guide’s stories and photo-ready stops for $157.
“My sister and I just completed the tour. It was amazing. Thank you to our great tour guide @Guida_turistica_nyc. She was very sweet, friendly and kind. We enjoyed it and can’t wait to come back.”
See the award-winning Little Shop of Horrors Off-Broadway at Westside Theatre in NYC. Choose seats and times, easy ticketing, ~2 hours.
“All the actors and crew members did amazing! I love that they did their own renditions of the original songs and kept it just a little bit different from the movie, overall it was an awesome show. Highly recommend watching for any and every musical enjoyer”
See Titanique Off Broadway in New York: a loud, fast Titanic parody powered by Celine Dion-style music, top singing, and big laughs.
“My husband booked this as a birthday surprise. I honestly had no idea what to expect … but absolutely loved it! The cast did a stellar job of keeping things fun and light, the songs are so catchy. If you’re looking at something a little different and love the film - go!”
Broadway Magic Hour is a family-friendly NYC magic show near Times Square with Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio. $25, about 1.5 hours.
“Great show for the family. Small venue. Seating is based on first to arrive so the early birds get the front row seats.”
A Broadway-style dinner show at Central Park Café near Columbus Circle, with live music, singing waitstaff, and a 3-course meal for $36.
“Very poor and disappointing When we got to the event, we were informed that the show has been cancelled for the day due to the singer being unwell I had not been informed”
Ride a pedicab through NYC filming sites from Central Park to Lower Manhattan with an entertaining private guide and movie trivia.
Watch The Satin Dollz perform classic 1940s–50s vocals and tap at USA Brooklyn Deli Times Square, with dinner and soda.
“The venue is lovely the singers are great the food was ok. Staff were lovely. What we found was that we paid $45 each dollars for a $25 meal that we could have had just by walking in off the street - you don’t have to pay to see the show in fact you can just go in and have a milkshake and get the same experience.”
A 4–5 hour walking route through NYC film and TV locations across Midtown, West Village, TriBeCa, and DUMBO, led by a local guide.
“A real walking tour among multiple neighborhoods of nyc.”
