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What a wonderful activity to do while in NYC. We went on a Friday afternoon, and bought our tickets there, not online. It was not super crowded at all, just a steady flow of waves of groups. It's a beautiful way to learn the history of NYC, and see what they have to offer here in terms of sightseeing. The tour took us a little over an hour to do. It ended with a soar ride through all of Manhattan island, who doesn't love a soar virtual ride. Such a fun way to see and learn about this awesome city. Great for kids too. I totally recommend this place!!
This is such a fun experience whether you're visiting you for the first time or you just wanna be a tourist in your own city. It's part museum part attraction part ride. The ride at the end was so much fun. It's a 4K experience. You sore over in New York City journal those seasons it's really fun. I had a great time.
Had a really good time at RiseNY. It was actually way better than I expected. You get to learn a lot about New York's history, but it doesn't feel boring at all..they make everything interactive and easy to enjoy. Everything was put together really well and kept my attention the whole time. You can tell they put real effort into the experience. The ride at the end was definitely my favorite part. Super fun and a perfect way to finish it off. Overall, it's a solid spot to check out if you're in the city and want something different to do.
RiseNY calls itself part ride, part museum, which is about as accurate as advertising ever gets. It begins with a short film narrated by Jeff Goldblum, who has the kind of voice that makes you believe he could narrate the mating habits of sewer rats and you would still lean forward to listen. The film is only seven minutes long and tells the story of New York's transportation system and its growth into the madness it is today. Unfortunately, the projector shook the entire time, as if it too was having an anxiety attack about living in New York. My eyes vibrated in sympathy, and I was relieved when it ended. From there you are guided through small exhibits on skyscrapers, music, radio, television and Broadway. Each is just long enough to be interesting, and just short enough not to become homework. Even my ten year old found things to point at and ask questions about, which is the gold standard for any family attraction. You get models of skyscrapers, the first elevator brake, costumes from the Village People, Joey Ramone's leather jacket, famous radio broadcasts echoing out of hidden speakers, the Honeymooners set, the Friends couch, Jimmy Fallon's desk, and costumes from The Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King and Aladdin. It is a sampler platter of New York culture, served in manageable bites. Then comes the main event, which they insist on dressing up with a story. You are told it is 1958, you are at a Times Square New Year's Eve party, and a thunderstorm is approaching. This elaborate fiction is mostly there to slow down the flow of guests, though it adds little else. The ride itself is what matters, and the ride is excellent. A simulator that lifts you into the air and makes you feel as though you are flying across New York's landmarks. It is very much like Disney's Soarin' at EPCOT, only smaller, which is not a crime. Floating above the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, the Brooklyn Bridge and Times Square is exhilarating, and everyone in my family stepped off smiling. There are two kinds of tickets: regular and VIP. VIP lets you skip the line, but when we went at noon there was no line at all. By the time we left at 1:30 the crowds were growing, so perhaps VIP is useful on a busy day, but I cannot say. I bought through Viator at a discount and felt I got my money's worth. Will I go back? Probably not. This feels like a one and done. But if you are in Times Square with an hour or two to kill, or if the weather has turned on you, RiseNY is worth your time. It tells the story of New York in digestible fragments and then lets you soar above it all, which is a nice change from sweating in it at street level. Four stars, because even with the shaking projector and the padded story, my family enjoyed themselves, which in New York is not always guaranteed.
This unique blend of interactive sets, props, and exhibits really shows NY's "rise" as the cultural and economic center of America. Informative without being too wordy or academic, this experience is definitely worth the price! We found the early descriptions of life in New Amsterdam very intriguing, and would have loved more of that! But the nostalgia of seeing the famous cultural aspects of NY, such as the Tonight show set and the hip hop clothing from the 90's was also great. The virtual reality roller coaster was a memorable finish to this exhibit and makes it great for kids and adults.
This was a cute experience and a very touristy experience. Its basically a small time travel display of the start, growth and present of New York City. It was informative in some areas and great photo opts. The best part was the 4D ride at the end that made it kind of worth it. This is good for people of all ages.
We purchased the Go city pass and this one one of the options. It was pretty cool. Gives a little glimpse into the history of Times Square and the subway and some other NY facts. The main attraction is the simulator ride. I'd compare it to Soarin' over California at Disney's California Adventure. This was a close walk from Times Square too.
Came on a trip with some clients and really enjoyed everything. We spent about a good hour in there, had VIP tickets. The interactive displays were very interesting and full of New York history. The best part was the interactive flying ride. At the end we all got a bag and a poster to take home. Definitely a good place to come with family or for some relaxing fun.
First of all, the staff was great. Having read some of the reviews beforehand, I was a little concerned about the experience, but all the staff were great and personable. Now, as for the rest of it goes, I would say it's very meh. The exhibits only took me about half an hour to go through, and I wasn't exactly racing. They were pretty standard and nothing that was all that interesting. I won't say it's bad by any means, but it wasn't anything special, and it didn't really do anything for me. The 'ride' itself was a little disappointing, too. You're lifted about 2 feet off the ground, air blows on you, you're spun around, and the ride will vibrate and rock back and forth a little bit while pictures play on the wall and mist blows on you during the water scenes. You could and should be able to have your camera out without issue, but I get why they don't allow it. Again, while it was disappointing, I won't go as far as to say it was bad, but it was a letdown. Lastly, the VIP. I did the VIP option, and it definitely wasn't worth it, at least for me. There was no line outside when I got there, so I went right in. For the first part of it, there were about 5-6 people in the regular line, and I was the only one in the VIP line. While I did get let in first, the others got in immediately after me. Same thing for the second part, where we get in the "elevator" to get to the ride. In fact, for the last part of it, I was actually last let in for the ride. Maybe, on a very busy day, the VIP may be worth it, but I can't see it ever being busy enough to justify spending the extra money for it. I basically ended up paying the extra money for a free tote bag and poster. I didn't even bother making use of the 20% off both because I didn't see anything that interested me enough, and because they probably mark it up another 20% to justify the discount offered. So overall, I don't envision a scenario where I'd go back. If you do go, don't do the VIP; it isn't worth it, even if it is busy, things move quickly enough, and there are only a couple of places where you have to wait anyway. The exhibits themselves are meh. I won't go as far as to say don't go or don't do it, but go in with tempered expectations and a discounted rate if you can.
We did RiseNY yesterday. I don't think I knew what to expect entirely but we really enjoyed it. Bought tickets online and everything was smooth. Didn't feel we needed the VIP tickets, as we had a day where we pretty much had everything to ourselves. We were booked for 1:45 and the place felt empty. There were people there, but very rarely were other people in the exhibits with us. You start with a short film about the history of the city, and then work your way throughout some exhibits. You learn about some fashion, finance, TV, radio, celebrities, broadway, music, and then get to the ride portion. While the exhibits were cool and interesting the ride is the highlight. Similar to SOARIN in Disney, this ride takes you all over NYC. Excellent ride. I get motion sickness and was fine. It's not an intense ride. The seats just move a bit and the large screen in front of you changes as you go over NYC and experience the city. There's a small gift shop, and an opportunity to buy a photo. Popcorn included in admission as you can have some popcorn prior to the ride. Overall a cool experience. It didn't take us super long to go through the exhibits. Maybe an hour or so.
Came with my daughter's 5th grade class. I can honestly say I took more from the experience than the kids. NYC is so rich with history. It sets the tone for much of the tri state area and the world. My favorite sections were TV and radio. While I have a background in dance and enjoyed the Broadway section, much of the history in that section, I already know. Seeing the evolution of TV and radio was really cool. Being able to hear speeches and understanding that this was a primary method of gaining information was mind blowing even now in this era. I highly recommend coming in a small group. This ia also a great location to take kids because they can gain the historical background. The ride was really cool. To see all of NYC in that way was great for myself and the kids. I look forward to going back so I can enjoy more of the sections that I didn't get to spend as much time in.
Want something to do in NYC that the entire family will enjoy, come here. You will be pleasantly surprised by the history and the interactive experiences planned ahead. The virtual train ride, the TV sets, the Broadway shows and my favorite was the flying through the city tour. An exciting date or a family trip, everyone would enjoy coming here.
1 year ago
This xwas cool. You get some history, photo opportunities and a 4D ride. It's a fun museum to visit. I only wish they had a stronger warning for the 4D ride because I worry someone would unbuckle themselves. It's a real ride not a stationary 4D movie. The ride was fu though, a lil scary and very opening as well. Mera's Tip: rise to NYC read more
10 months ago
This is such a cool concept to see the history of NY media and what makes NY famous from Broadway to the subways. Museum ends with a ride that is similar to Disney's ride of Soarin except NY version. The museum and sets are interactive making it fun for families and adults. read more
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3 years ago
Rise NY is a great tribute to NY and a different way of seeing it. I enjoyed checking it out, even as a local New Yorker, however would not recommend this over seeing museums or actual sites to tourists. There was some interesting facts I learned about NY that I did not know. RiseNY showed a cultural history of NY in partnership with many museums. My favorite part of the experience was the ride at the end. The ride took you on a mini tour of NY, which was fun and interactive! Tickets were $34 for general adult tickets and $49 for VIP. I do not think the VIP makes much of a difference as you get to line up before general and get a sticker/magnet when you leave, the lines were not too bad to make much of a difference. read more
Decided to go here due to the bogo deal, which made it all worthwhile. It's a bit steep the pricing otherwise. Estimate at least 60 minutes to 90 minutes to be in this museum/ ride. The museum part is cool as it gives you the history of nyc. Pretty indept, too. You can spend as much time as you'd like. The ride part is cool. I would've loved to go on the 4d ride again and skip the other parts. There's 3 parts to the ride, and all are quite interesting. It isn't scary. But kinda thrilling? That's all I can say for now. Wear shoes that won't slide off your feet. read more
RiseNY was on our radar and we finally had a chance to check it out. If you've ever been to Disney World (Soarin'), the ride at RiseNY will feel very similar. Outside from the ride, this experience offered so much more. It is full of history about New York, the music industry, and entertainers. There is a film of the subway system to start you off. You will be directed into a room with bench seating, where you can see a quick film about the historic subway system. It feels "old" and "dated" and it goes well with the times in which the content is set (this just means it is by design). As you exit the subway film, there is a walk of history and entertainment. There was even fresh popcorn that you could enjoy before the ride. I am unsure of how long the ride is in minutes, but it's not very long at all. The staff do a great job directing traffic, so although there is a ton to see, it is an easy path to follow. Upon entrance, there is not much to see other than the logo, some stairs/elevator, pricing info, staff, and a counter. Do not let this minimalist view trick you. The place is larger than it appears! Enjoy your experience! read more
I enjoyed RiseNY very much. The way in which they take you from section to section was very well orchestrated. Throughout this event, you will learn about the history of Manhattan, its founders, developers, and entertainers. I did not enjoy the setup of the first film we saw, which was the history of the subway. The content was very good, but they should have installed stadium seating, instead of the benches. The last portion of RiseNY is an actual ride, where you are seat belted. It's like Disney's Soarin' ride, but I think it's better. This ride is exhilarating, entertaining, and fun. All in all. I think this is a must do. You will leave with a smile on your face and educated on NYC. read more
10 months ago
I finally got to visit RiseNY--and I genuinely wasn't prepared for how much it would move me. This isn't just a ride or a museum. It's a full-on, immersive experience that somehow manages to bottle up the spirit of New York and hand it to you in under 90 minutes. It's a story, a time machine, and a celebration of everything that makes the city electric. * The Film: Narrated by Jeff Goldblum (yes, that Jeff Goldblum), the documentary that opens the experience is heartfelt and inspiring. It perfectly sets the tone: warm, proud, and undeniably New York. * The Museum: Seven themed galleries take you through the city's impact on fashion, film, music, finance, activism, and more. It's interactive, well-designed, and unexpectedly emotional--especially for someone who isn't from NYC but feels deeply connected to it. * The Ride: The 4D flight simulation? Unreal. Soaring over the skyline, feeling the wind, the rain, the fireworks--it's magical. It made me tear up, and I'm not exaggerating. I felt like I was being welcomed into the city, not just flying over it. I'm not from New York--but every time I'm here, I feel like I am. And RiseNY helped me believe that. And I have to shout out the incredible staff, especially the person working in the gift shop when I visited. I wish I remembered his name, because he was so kind, so helpful, and so genuinely welcoming. After an experience that already left me a little emotional, his warmth was the perfect final note. Just top-tier hospitality. As long as RiseNY is there, I will always make it part of my trip. read more
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3 years ago
NOSTALGIC, NOSTALGIC & EXCITING!!! A tribute to New York City. This might be somewhat of a "touristy" thing to do as it is located in Times Squares, but having lived in NJ for 15 years and experienced the city for the same amount of time, this place is totally worth checking out. I felt so appreciative and nostalgic walking through the beautifully curated exhibit that showcased all the great things about New York. The experience will start by providing a historical and cultural overview of New York since the 1800's to today as we know it- We are talking radio, television, music, fashion, architecture, and finance (forgive me if I forgot any). There was a lot to learn from the museum, especially regarding music and architecture. Many fun parts as well, like walking through the Honeymooners and the Friends set- felt cool. This is a self-guided tour, so even though there is an admittance time on the ticket purchased online, you can take your time walking through all the exhibits. We were lucky to have the VIP admittance tickets which are def. recommended for busy time such as weekends and holidays. . I also enjoyed the exhibits where you could scan the QR code, as it would give you more information on the piece in front of you. The whole experience takes about 1-1/2 hours. Of course, the highlight of the experience is at the end. For the final part of the exhibit, you will be invited to a very New Year special eve- the VR-360 ride that will make you feel as you soar through New York City. read more
3 years ago
Just another attraction in NYC. We bought the VIP tickets so luckily we were able to skip lines as that seemed to be a major concern for many people there. This place has all the history about NYC; as to how it was originally formed, the evolution of pop culture and how the city became world famous. So if you're a history person just like my husband is, go there! You also get to experience things from popular TV shows such as Friends, Seinfeld etc. They also have the tonight show set up. For what it's worth, I loved the simulation ride which is at the very end. It's like a simulation ride we see in Disney land and Universal studios. I really enjoyed the ride as it takes you to the iconic places of the city that you will fall in love with all over again. read more
2 years ago
At me preface this reviews by saying my kids and myself are native New Yorkers. My 5 year old loves all things NYC and he is quite the historian. Rise has been on my radar for awhile. We went last night and wow! I dislike tourist traps but this isn't one at all. We throughly enjoyed the film, the exhibits and the ride at the end. My 7 and 5 year old want to go back read more
This experience was so awesome. We came here with three teenagers who loved it as well and you know they can be easy to impress lol It's more than a ride it's an immersive experience filled with historical information about New York. You really leave with a bigger sense of pride being a New Yorker as cliche as that may sound. The staff is high energy and passionate. The space is clean. The special affects from room to room. The hip hop, Broadway radio etc of the city was wonderfully captured. Bummed that the torch isn't open yet for visitors but it's a beauty to look at from outside. Now for the RIDE!! We had vip passes and was able to ride twice. If you are able to, you will want to go on it more than once!! It is amazing and mind blowing. It is sooooooo clue!! It's so hard to describe truly but it takes through the many different sites, sights, sounds of the city!! Loved it so much! You are strapped in and safety is paramount to ensure no one is hurt or falls out. The youngest is on our group was 7 and he was able to ride! I highly recommended this exhibit read more
2 years ago
I came in with my family of 7 on a Sunday and used our City Pass. The facility is clean and well kept. There was little wait throughout the experience. Our favorite part was the virtual reality portion. There are several exhibits to view. read more
2 years ago
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2 years ago
2 years ago
This was a really fun exhibit! If you like NY and want to learn more about in a fun way, check this place out! It starts with a movie about NYC, then you enter the museum about film, tv, Broadway, radio, music and more. You walk through the set of the Honeymooners recreated. Friends sofa, the tonight show and so much more. At the end you are taken on a ride through the Boroughs and to the Thanksgiving Day Parade, 4th of July, and so much more ending at New Year's Eve in Times Square! So fun! There is a store where you can buy various memorabilia that is not going to cost your arm and leg surprisingly! Check it out and have some fun! Take photos and just enjoy learning about NYC! read more
2 years ago
The museum was definitely one of the best I've been to, and I've been to many. We brought our students here and they were thrilled and engaged the entire time. The final activity was definitely the highlight, and I highly recommend RiseNY to anyone visiting New York. read more
7 months ago
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Thank you for the 5 stars, Kelley! We're so glad to hear the…
7 months ago
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Thank you for the kind words! We're thrilled you had a great time!
1 year ago
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9 months ago
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3 years ago
RiseNY is super fun. We took so many pictures here. The ride at the end of the tour was my favorite. The exhibits here were interesting and relatable to what we like. Fun experience. We spent about an hour & a half here. Good time Overall. read more
Ohhhhhh boy what an adventure to go back in time to see how NYC subways became a thing....well I know we still have the horse and buggies but that has to go! Because riding a subway is the real NYC experience. But then of course they had to up the anty and put in the VR show! At first all of the rooms you get to see how NYC television, game shows,theater, sitcoms and fashion (which I love) has evolved so much to see and get nostalgic just knowing the era you know is amazing feeling. I have been twice just for the VR show which you will never forget. Try it I wouldn't lie read more
11 months ago
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2 years ago
The beginning show and exhibits were decent. They're more for people that like information but there were still loads of fun packed insides. There were a lot of famous photo ops. The HUGE cherry on top was the ride. The show was a bit boring before it but the ride made up for everything! It was so good! If you're touring New York, it's a must see. read more
2 years ago
New addition to the NYC list of attractions by Times Square - but this one is far more interactive than other exhibits! You can get regular admission for $34 and VIP tickets for $49 (helps cut the line at their top experiences). This museum focuses on NYC through the decades with nods to the changing architecture, music, fashion, and technology. They collaborated with multiple museums throughout the city for this interactive exhibition that has many photo op and Instagram friendly stops in their exhibitions. Though not the biggest museum we spent a good 2 hours walking through and listening to all of the different clips. Our favorite part of the museum hands down was their version of Disneyland/Disney Worlds' 'soarin.' This 5-6 minute attraction alone is what made the ticket price worth it! Let your feet dangle as you fly from the past to present day NYC! read more
This museum took about 60 minutes to experience. It was a nice break from the hustle and bustle in the streets. There were a series of different exhibits that summarizedd the history of New York City. The best part of this experience was the simulation of flying over New York City New York City where you experience additional sensory things like wind cold and rain. read more
2 years ago
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Groupon had a great deal so ordered up same day tickets and off we went! The museum itself is quit interesting with a lot of fun and quirky facts about NYC. But if you don't read English, I believe there is a self guided option with a pre recorded guide you listen through headphones too. At the end of the museum exhibits there is a fun interactive ride that is very cool and you are made to feel like you're soaring thru the air from different neighborhoods in the 5 Boros. You'll get misted and such as they go through the 4 seasons as well. Great time for all ages. read more
As a former NYC neighbor and a current Disney fan this attraction is a must do! It is a little pricey but the whole attraction can take 1.5-2 hours. It starts with short video on the evolution of NYC. You then embark on a self guided tour of different themed rooms. For example there's TV and Radio as well as NY fashion. The best is the end of the self guided tour where you're guided to a room where we'll count down the new year! You're loaded into a row of seats which will elevate and make you feel like your soaring through the NYC skyline. (Similar to Soarin at Disney). If you're in the area check this place out! read more
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4 years ago
If you love museum and indoor thrill rides this is the place to be. I came here last week with my mom for her birthday and we both enjoyed it. The first room takes you into a room that takes you inside and time travel through NYC's deep history. Once done the side doors open like a subway and you enter a room like a NYC's MTA train. Afterwards each room had different galleries that takes you from how NYC was discovered up to famous inventions, shows, and entertainment that all hailed from the Big Apple. I loved each exhibit and their were QR codes that gave further information. The last room you ends with a ride that takes your soaring into NYC before the Times Square ball drop. This installation was fun, informative, and entertaining. I suggest this to everyone from NYC and beyond. Thanks read more
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You can bring bags in and carry around the exhibits. But when you go on the ride portion at the end, all bags need to go in their cubbies. They said anything that won't fit in your pocket, even my very small cross body purse had to be stowed. The… Read more
Some ticket sites don't specify a time on the ticket? Is it first come first served with the purchase of general admission ticket?
bought mine directly from them online. ticket times provided during purchase. 20 minute window for arrival time provided
Do they accept walk in's and is there usually a line for tickets?
Walk-ins yes. Extra payment may apply. lines dependent on day, date, time and other local activities I Tomes Square area
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The whole museum setting can take you 60+ minutes if you walk slow and read and observe all of the different themes. The actual RISE ride is probably about 10 minutes and if you are familiar with SOARING at EPCOT it is very similar except it… Read more
I've been on epcot's soarin several times but still afraid of heights. Is there anything to hold on to?
The seating is exactly like soaring. My wife is also afraid of heights but loved soaring and Rise NY. Enjoy
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