Things to do in The Metropolitan Museum of Art

After the Circle Line Harbor Light Cruise, we made a reservation for the 9:45pm start time and entered right away. Since it was the last time, we were able to take plenty of photos, and the weather was good so the night view was very beautiful. Since we were on top of the Empire State Building, we couldn't see the night view, but the surrounding buildings were sparkling and it was a dreamy experience.

I showed the QR code and was able to board the ship. The sun had not yet set at the starting point, so the nearby Intrepid was shining in the sunset. I enjoyed the New York skyscrapers, the Statue of Liberty, the bridge, etc. on the way there and the night view on the way back.

Easy transaction! We presented our QR code fro Klook to the attendant at the M&M’s World stop and he gave us the print out that is needed to present to the driver. Peak traffic in NY unfortunately but the experience was top notch! Recommended to take the top of the bus.

Great experience to see classic works. the museum was huge couldn't finish everything. there was such a big crowd tho.

It’s an amazing experience there, something special there is some of the former pilots or those who served the military before will be there showing all the old pictures and what they experienced to the visitors.

I highly recommend this! It was great to be able to see the whole of New York, and especially because we could see the places we had been to before on a larger scale! It was an experience that was worth the money at all~ It can be cold, so outerwear is a must!! Sunglasses are also a must if you want to see from the outside deck!!

MOMA is a must-go. At least 2 hours, I think 3-4 hours is best. Interesting, can see Starry Night, Picasso, Pollock, to quirky stuffs.

It was really nice view to see the entire art and culture. Additionally, I recommend that you should go to this place, when you arrived at NYC.