Featured Deal: $13.72 Discount Off Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum New York City

Holy Metropolis! I just figured out how to effectively get the largest discount for Madame Tassaud's Wax Museum on 42nd Street in New York City.

Save $13.72 on each Full Adult Admission to Madame Tassaud's Wax Museum and see the New York location which is absolutely star-studded --- featuring J.Lo, Rachael Ray, American Idol, David Wright who became the first NY Mets player immortalized in wax, Usher, Jessica Simpson, and Paris Hilton, The Pirates of the Carribean, Superman Returns and many more STUNNING wax replicas of movie stars and celebrities you always wanted to take a picture with! NOW YOU CAN.

• Madame Tussauds is open 365 days a year at 10.00am.
• During the summer season, Madame Tussauds offers extended hours. From Memorial Day through Labor Day, doors open at 10am and the last entry is at 10pm. Just as a reminder, they are open every holiday of the year. If everything else is closed, go visit Madame Tussauds!

HOW TO PAY ONLY $17.71 AND GET INTO MADAME TUSSAUD'S WAX MUSEUM

The 7-day New York City Pass is usually $155.00. But you can knock off $31 to bring it down to $124 -- which makes it $17.71/day. That means going to just 1 attraction worth more than $17.71 will mean you're saving money immediately on your first sightseeing visit!

WHILE THE PEOPLE RIGHT NEXT TO YOU OVERPAID FOR THEIR $31.43 TICKETS!

You can buy a ticket directly from the museum's website for $31.43. But you can get in for $13.72 less if you use the NY Pass! PLUS you'll still be able to get in free to 40+ other NYC attractions and get in free on the same day!

CHEAPER THAN CHILDREN'S TICKETS OR SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS

This doesn't happen often, but with Kid's Admission usually $23 and Senior Citizens $26, the $17.71/day cost of the New York Pass is a great opportunity to save money for everyone in your family -- except kids under 4 years of age . . . they are free! :-)

How to Get 5% Off Any New York Pass Sightseeing Package

If you're visiting NYC this summer, you MUST get a NY Pass. Period!

For just $10 more than the price of the double-decker hop-on/hop-off bus tour, you get unlimited admission into 40+ other classic tourist attractions, line skipping priviledges and a bunch of discounts.

Right now, there's an unpublished 5% discount - read on to find out how to get it.

Included in the NY Pass is:

Admission to over 40 top attractions in New York City, including:

Empire State Building,

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island,

Museum of Modern Art,

American Museum of Natural History,

The Guggenheim,

Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum,

Brooklyn Museum of Art,

NBC Studio Tour,

Circleline Sightseeing,

Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour,

The United Nations Tour,

Madison Square Garden All Access Tour,

and many others.

• 140-page pocket-sized guide book with comprehensive information about many places of interest in NYC, including all of the best Museums, Zoos, Aquariums, Parks, Gardens, Sightseeing Cruises, Behind the Scenes tours, NYC Rides and Tours, Theatre, Leisure Activities and Services in New York City.

• Discounts and Special Offers at top restaurants and retailers.

• Line skipping privileges at select attractions allows even more opportunity to explore these popular NYC Tourist Activities.

And here's how to get 5% Off Any New York Pass!

1) You must use THIS LINK

2) Use Coupon Code: nyp5pc2007 (rotating coupon code last updated 6/2007)

How to Get Into Museums Free In NYC

I just got back from a multi-day conference in midtown New York City. It's always refreshing to go into the city for a meeting or conference -- you feel the city alive all around you as soon as you step out onto the sidewalk.

But this week, it was more hectic than usually. There were tourists everywhere! You could tell who were the NY'ers -- they weren't walking on the shoulder-to-shoulder sidewalks all arount Rockefeller Center. They were the ones walking in the street around the cars, just trying to get where they were going...quickly. The ones that were clogging the sidewalks all had their heads pointed up, mouths wide open, looking at the billboards and high towers above in Times Square.

One common site are the guys in RED JACKETS with the city bus tours, trying to hawk tickets for the hop-on/hop-off double decker bus tours of the city. I'm usually successful in brushing them off without hassle. But this one guy kept following me and trying to sell me a ticket -- even after I said I wasn't a tourist. But I did learn something -- and I was completely shocked...

Can you believe how much people are willing to pay for the tour buses? Over $50/per person! That's $200 for a family of four, and you don't even get to go INTO any of the attractions you drive by! WOW. I was amazed.

Little do these people know that there are tons of ways to save money on tourist attractions. One of the better ones is getting a NYPass. Basically, if you're pay for the NY Pass, you not only get to hop-on/hop-off those red double deckers all around town as you please (you'ld be paying that fee anyway!), you get admissions into over 40 different attractions and museums around town for free.

Here's a list of some of the places you can get into free, unlimited times with a New York City Pass:

• American Museum of Natural History



• American Museum of the Moving Image



• Applause Tickets



• Astroland Amusement Park



• B&H Photo–Video– Pro Audio



• B.B. King Blues Club & Grill



• Bloomingdale’s



• Bronx Museum of the Arts



• Bronx Zoo



• Brooklyn Botanic Garden



• Brooklyn Children's Museum



• Brooklyn Museum of art



• Carnegie Hall Tours



• Central Park Bicycle Rentals & Tours



• Central Park Zoo



• Century 21 Department Store



• Change Group New York



• Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises



• Cold Stone Creamery



• Empire State Building Observation Deck



• Empire State News Store



• Gray Line New York



• Harlem Spirituals Gospel & Jazz Tours



• Helicopter Flight Services Inc.



• Sightseeing Tours



• Historic Richmond Town



• Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum



• J&R Music & Computer World



• Junior’s Restaurant



• Keith Prowse



• Liberty Helicopter Tours



• Macy*s Herald Square Visitors Center



• Madame Tussaud’s New York



• Madison Square Garden All Access Tour



• Manhattan Mall



• Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)



• Museum of Television & Radio



• National Park Service of New York



• NBC Experience Store



• NBC Studio Tour



• New York Aquarium



• New York Botanical Garden



• New York Hall of Science



• New York Helicopter Sightseeing Tours



• New York Skyride



• New York Transit Museum



• New York Water Taxi



• New York Visions Sightseeing Tours



• Noble Maritime Collection



• On Location Tours



• Planet Hollywood



• Prospect Park Zoo



• Queens Museum of Art



• Queens Zoo



• Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour



• Rockefeller Center Tour



• Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum



• Soup Man



• South Street Seaport Museum



• Spirit Cruises



• Staten Island Botanical Garden



• Staten Island Children’s Museum



• Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island



• Immigration Museum



• The MTV Store



• The New York City Police Museum



• Tour at Lincoln Center



• United Nations Tour



• Van Cortlandt House Museum



• Walkin' Broadway



• Wave Hill



• Whitney Museum of American Art



• Woodbury Common Premium Outlets/ShortLine/Coach USA Bus



• Wollman Rink



• World Yacht Dining Cruises

If you're visiting NYC anytime soon (or Philly, they have passes for that city too), buy a NY Pass BEFORE you come and keep the money in your wallets...