www.oconnorgreentoursnyc.com is my site

This is my web site for tours. What brings you to NYC?

What are you looking to see here?

How large a group do you have?

The average visitor spends 4.5 days here. How about you?

If you are a couple, you can probably take a pedicab tour. Even with two small kids, a tour of around an hour can be done. Midtown Manhattan, Central Park, or a trip down Broadway through "The Squares" are all fun and exciting.

There certainly are lots of double-decker buses that course through Manhattan, and they're okay. But a pedicab tour offers several things they're incapable of. One of those things is personal attention: When you're my customer, 100% of my energy is focused on your needs. Singles, couples, small families are my forte: personal attention for just you, rather than working with up to 72 passengers talking on phones and spilling soft drinks behind each other.

Another thing a double-decker can't offer is comfort. Look, today's the last day of November. People are riding on open-top buses, on cold plastic seats, right now. My pedicab seats have been heated for the past month, an added benefit that my customers deserve to have. Additionally, you are under an Amish carriage blanket. It's too hot in July? Put the canopy top up with all the cloth over your head, like an umbrella, as we cruise.

But most of the year the weather's just fine, and the canopy is almost out of sight, with 360-degree visibility for your tour. There's really no comparison!

best wishes,

TourguideStan

My friend was describing the World Trade Center,back in the day. He mentioned that two subway lines converge under the complex of seven buildings, and that another train line was two blocks away. And that there were PATH trains running underneath it. And that 50,000 people worked in each building.
A passenger then asked,, "Where do they park?"
He couldn't envision 100,000 people coming in by train.