Affiliate Disclosure
Reading this site costs nothing because some bookings pay a commission. Here is how that works and what it leaves alone. The buses themselves are lined up on the NYC bus tours page.
In Short
Book through one of the links here and the platform may pay this site a commission. Your price is the one the platform shows anyway.
This site is not a bus company, a tour operator, a ticket office or a booking platform. It sells nothing, takes no payment and acts for no one.
Who Does What
Every tour here is run by a New York bus or coach company and sold through GetYourGuide or Viator. The company and the product number appear on each tour page, so you can open the listing yourself.
The bus company runs the vehicle, the route, the guide or the recorded commentary and the schedule. The platform takes your payment, sends the voucher and applies the cancellation terms shown at checkout. Refunds go through the company or the platform, never through this site.
What a Commission Does Not Buy
Order, badges and wording are not for sale. The pick follows the columns of the comparison table, not the commission rate. If a tour stops running or its terms get worse, the page changes whether or not that tour earns anything.
The Links
GetYourGuide links carry a partner code and a campaign tag for this site. Viator links carry a partner code and this domain as the campaign. Links to the MTA, the bus companies' route pages and other official sources are plain links and earn nothing.