| que type of student travel is available In New York | | | | The two-hour Central Park Movie Sites Tour walks |
| City, where groups can learn about the world of | | | | student through some of the famous park's movie |
| television and movies with visits to sites made famous | | | | sites, including the Boathouse Café used in |
| on both the big and small screens. | | | | When Harry Met Sally and the park's Bandshell from |
| In the 1990s, Georgette Blau moved into an apartment | | | | Breakfast at Tiffany's and Kramer vs. Kramer. Groups |
| on the East Side of Manhattan, only to discover that | | | | also take a water break at Bethesda Fountain, used in |
| she lived near what had been the Jefferson | | | | Ransom and One Fine Day. There are great |
| apartment in the long-running situational comedy, The | | | | photo-ops at the famous Tavern on the Green, used in |
| Jeffersons. This gave Blau an idea to create tours that | | | | Ghostbusters and Wollman Rink, featured in movies |
| allow people to straddle fiction and reality by passing | | | | like Love Story and Serendipity. In all, the tour covers |
| the doorsteps of television and movie characters and | | | | more than 40 movie and television locations. |
| real-life celebrities. As a result of Blau's imaginative | | | | Sopranoland has never been more alive than it is now |
| idea, student tours can shop, eat, drink, and dance at | | | | with a four-hour bus tour of sites made famous in the |
| the New York sites that have been featured in movies | | | | smash-hit The Sopranos. More than 40 location sites |
| and on television, including visits to some of the | | | | on the tour include Father Phil's Parrish and the high |
| hotspots featured in such shows as The Sopranos, | | | | school where A.J. dumped pizza boxes into the pond. |
| Spider-Man, Friends, and Cosby. | | | | Tours also see Pizzland, the Muffler Man, and other |
| The New York TV and Movie Sites tour is a | | | | sites from the opening credits. Memorable photo-ops |
| three-hour motorcoach tour that covers more than 40 | | | | are taken at the restaurant booth where Tony sat in |
| sites featured in over 60 television shows and movies. | | | | the final scene of the series and on the steps of the |
| Tourists head to locations from The Devil Wears | | | | diner where Chris met his untimely end. |
| Prada, The Interpreter, and The Apprentice. From the | | | | For those student tours visiting Washington, D.C., tours |
| bus, students also catch a glimpse of the restaurant | | | | are also available of the Capitol city's television and |
| used in Spider-Man. After so many years seeing it on | | | | movie sites. The three-hour bus tour features more |
| the television screen, students visit the familiar | | | | than 30 locations from 50 movies and television shows |
| apartment building where Monica, Chandler, and the | | | | on this guided tour. |
| other Friends live. Great photo ops are available on the | | | | Student tours enjoy shopping at the mall where No |
| steps of the Cosby townhouse, the Ghostbusters | | | | Way Out and True Lies was filmed, followed by a |
| firehouse, and to the diner used in Men in Black and | | | | chance to stand on the steps of the house used in |
| Woody Allen's Manhattan. | | | | The Exorcist. The tour also visits locations from |
| Tours can also be combined with a visit to the historic | | | | Wedding Crashers, West Wing, X-Files, Independence |
| NBC Studio. An NBC Page serves as a guide for | | | | Day, and Forrest Gump. Along the way, student tours |
| student tours as they visit the television operating | | | | also take in some of the Capitol's most important and |
| center and NBC/Sharp History Theater. The tour also | | | | famous government sites. From classic films of the |
| includes a visit to a couple of NBC's most famous | | | | 1970s such as The Godfather II to the recent Mission |
| studios, including Saturday Night Live, Today Show, and | | | | Impossible III, the tour of Washington, D.C., movie and |
| others. In the make-up room, students see prosthetic | | | | television sites takes student tours on a journey of the |
| pieces built for Saturday Night Live and Late Night with | | | | timeline of filming in D.C. Tours are led by local |
| Conan O'Brien. | | | | Washington, D.C., actors. |