NYC: Elf & Home Alone 2 Locations Central Park Pedicab Tour

NYC: Elf & Home Alone 2 Locations Central Park Pedicab Tour

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Experience the charm of Home Alone's iconic New York locations and the enchanting settings from Elf on a pedicab tour in Central Park. Enjoying delightful anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories from your guide.

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Highlights

Explore iconic locations like the Plaza Hotel and Central Park
Visit locations from the movie 'Home Alone 2'
Explore spots from the movie 'Elf'
Discover film locations with a guide dressed as Buddy The Elf in the winter

Description

Your adventure begins in the heart of New York City, where you'll see the legendary Plaza Hotel. Next, head to Central Park, where Kevin encounters the mysterious Pigeon Lady. As you ride through the park, take in the picturesque scenery and relive the movie's memorable moments. From there, you'll visit the majestic Wollman Rink, where Kevin enjoys a serene moment on the ice. Your journey continues to Bethesda Terrace, where Buddy saves Christmas by helping Santa and his sleigh. Experience the magic of the season as you ride through the same paths Buddy took during his adventure. You'll also explore the iconic tunnel where Kevin cleverly evades the sticky bandits, Harry and Marv, in a thrilling chase scene. Visit the building where Buddy's father lives. Stand outside the building and recall Buddy's earnest attempts to bond with his newfound family. Your journey continues to Pine Arch Bridge, where Buddy engages in an epic snowball fight, demonstrating his extraordinary snowball-throwing skills. Then, it's off to Carnegie Hall, where the Pigeon Lady finds solace in the beautiful music, giving you a glimpse of the quieter, heartfelt moments of the film.