Sip 'N Groove

2 hours

Pier 83, Midtown

Spend your NYC summer nights onboard our DJ-led two-hour evening cruise & groove past 150+ incredible landmarks while you take in the breathtaking NYC skyline!

Snacks & full bar
Outdoor Deck Space
Photo stop at the Statue of Liberty
DJ

Set Sail on the Ultimate NYC Summer Night Adventure! 🚢🎶

Get ready for an unforgettable night on the water with the Sip 'N Groove cruise! Experience NYC like never before as you cruise the Hudson River, surrounded by the sparkling skyline and vibrant beats. With a live DJ playing the hottest tracks and panoramic views of iconic landmarks, this 2-hour DJ-led party is the ultimate way to enjoy the best of New York City.

Locals and tourists agree—the best way to see NYC is with a groove! Glide past over 150 landmarks at sunset, including the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Hudson Yards, and more. Cruise under the Brooklyn & Manhattan Bridges, and end the night with a close-up view of the Statue of Liberty—this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

Whether you’re capturing stunning photos, soaking in the city vibes, or dancing the night away, the Sip 'N Groove cruise is perfect for birthdays, group outings, or simply a fun night with friends and family. All ages are welcome to enjoy this unique NYC adventure. Sip on refreshing drinks, soak up the atmosphere, and let the skyline light up your night.

Highlights of the Cruise:

🎧 Live DJ: Enjoy the hottest tracks all night long.

🌆 Stunning Views: Take in 150+ iconic NYC landmarks, including the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty.

🍹 Full Bar: Signature cocktails and light snacks available. Menu Coming Soon!

🌬 Outdoor Deck & Lounge: Relax outdoors or enjoy panoramic views from indoors.

📸 Photo Ops: Capture unforgettable shots of the Statue of Liberty and NYC skyline at sunset and night.

What you'll see

Sip 'N Groove Landmarks Map

This freestyle cruise won't have a tour guide so you're free to roam, dance, drink and take a seat while we cruise past these iconic landmarks!

Empire State Building

Standing 1,250’ (381m) tall, it was the world's tallest building from 1931 until the World Trade Center was completed in 1972.

Brooklyn Bridge

The longest suspension bridge when it opened in 1883, its 276’ (84m) high towers are built of limestone, granite and cement.

Statue of Liberty

Standing 305’ (93m) tall, Lady Liberty has welcomed visitors since she was bequeathed to America from France in 1886.

Chrysler Building

Classic Art Deco architecture, the building dons gargoyles that depict car ornaments and a spire modeled on a radiator grille.

DUMBO

DUMBO's cobblestone streets and converted Brooklyn warehouse buildings are home to boutiques, trendy restaurants and cafés.

One World Trade Center

Built to memorialize the Twin Towers, the 1,776’ (541m) “Freedom Tower” is the tallest building in the Western hemisphere.

Manhattan Bridge

Constructed in 1901, the Manhattan Bridge is a suspension bridge, connecting Lower Manhattan with Downtown Brooklyn.

High Line

An extraordinary 1.45 mile-long (2.33 km) elevated park built on an abandoned section of a former railroad.

South Street Seaport

The South Street Seaport is a historic area in New York City. It features some of the oldest architecture in downtown Manhattan.

United Nations Headquarters

Designed by an international team of architects, the UN is an international zone with its own fire department and postal service.

Williamsburg Bridge

Constructed in 1896, The Williamsburg Bridge connects the Lower East Side of Manhattan with Williamsburg in Brooklyn.

Ellis Island

The busiest US immigrant port processed over 12 million immigrants from 1892 to 1954.