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Christmas Carriage Ride
New York City is magical at Christmastime. The magical lights around the city are breathtaking. Central Park is also a beautiful sight. And the best way to experience this is on a horse and carriage ride!
This NYC Christmas Lights Horse Carriage Rideo begins at the entrance of Central Park at 59th Street and 7th Avenue. Central Park is such an iconic location in New York City and is a good starting point for the tour.
You will then make your way to another iconic part of New York City: 5th Avenue!
Some of the sights you’ll see here include:
- The Plaza and Peninsula hotels
- St. Patrick’s Cathedral
- Rockefeller Christmas Tree with Herald Angels & Ice Skating Rink
- Saks Fifth Avenue Light show
- The Bank of America Tower
- Radio City Music Hall
- Love Sculpture
- Holiday displays at flagship stores of world-famous brands
- Tiffany & Co.
- Bergdorf Goodman
- Cartier
This is an absolutely delightful way to spend the holiday season in New York City. It would make a great family activity. It would also make a wonderfully romantic date!
The carriage rides are great for tourists traveling to New York for the holidays. They are also great for native New Yorkers to take some time to appreciate the beauty and magic of Christmas in New York City.
As it is a private horse and carriage ride, only your group will participate. There is a limit of 4 people. But that’s great for social distancing purposes, right?
Coupon
Looking to save money on your NYC Christmas carriage ride? Buy your ticket here and you can save up to 12%! No coupon code or promo code is needed as this is an automatic discount.
You can check for availability for the tour here:
Additional Information
Please note this is both wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Infants must sit in a lap.
Service animals are allowed. It is not recommended, however, for anyone with a serious horse allergy.