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Turnstile-Tours-Group-Packages-R1 Brooklyn Navy Yard Tours & Packages Fort Greene / DUMBO For reservations & [email protected] Join us at the Navy Yard by bus or bicycle, for a few hours or a whole afternoon. On your visit you will information: (347) 903-8687 learn about the Yard's transformation from one of the nation’s foremost naval shipbuilding facilities to a national leader for sustainable urban industrial parks. For over 150 years, the Brooklyn Navy Yard Private groups may bring their own bus on Brooklyn churned out America's most famous fighting ships – today, the site is home to hundreds of Navy Yard Tours (with proof of commercial auto BLDG innovative businesses and is a magnet for green industry in New York City. Explore the Yard insurance) and will receive a discount. Our bus can accommodate up to 32 visitors. on guided tours with Turnstile Tours, visit the exhibits at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Center, and stay for lunch prepared by Ted & Honey Café! B R O O K L Y N All of the 2-hour tours of the Brooklyn Navy Yard N A V Y Y A R D C E N T E R can be offered by bus or bicycle for private groups All tours are offered in partnership with the Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG 92. (bicycles and helmets not provided). Brooklyn Navy Yard Past, Present & Future Tour Tour length: 2 hours All private tours and packages at the Brooklyn Navy This award-winning tour explores the historical and contemporary aspects of this 300-acre site and visits # Yard require a minimum of 15 participants. some of the Yard's most intriguing places, including an historic dry dock, the unrestored former Naval Hospital campus, and innovative "green" buildings. Hear the stories of the people who built the ships of the We offer public tours of the Brooklyn Navy Yard on weekends. Private tours are offered by bus 7 days Yard, and of the people and companies who carry on the traditions of hard work and innovation today. 7 a week, and by bicycle on weekends. All tours are Retail Price: $30 by bus / $29 by bicycle per person subject to availability. Sustainability Tours at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Tour length: 2 hours Tour & Lunch Packages Learn about sustainabile architecture and design at the Yard, as we explore the nation’s first multi-story green industrial building and the first solar- and wind-powered street lamps, as well as themes like USS Missouri adaptive reuse of historic structures, water management and ecology, urban farming, and much more! 2-hour Navy Yard Tour (select from tours at left) Retail Price: $30 by bus / $29 by bicycle per person Brown bag lunch by Ted & Honey Café BLDG 92 guided exhibit tour Tour length: 2 hours The 'Can-Do Yard': Brooklyn Navy Yard in World War II Retail: $55 per person Visitors will learn how the Yard provided transportation, medical care, and meals for 72,000 workers every day, how they repaired more than 5,000 Allied ships and built the largest American battleships in history, USS Connecticut and how New York's industries and waterfront were transformed for the war effort. 2-hour Navy Yard Tour Retail Price: $30 by bus / $29 by bicycle per person Brown bag lunch by Ted & Honey Café Retail: $50 per person Brooklyn Navy Yard Highlights Tour Tour length: 1 hour USS Brooklyn This tour provides a snapshot view of the Yard’s rich history and exciting future and includes visits to an historic dry dock, a former machine shop, and a new green industrial building. 1-hour Highlights Tour Brown bag lunch by Ted & Honey Café Retail Price: $18 per person by bus BLDG 92 guided exhibit tour BLDG 92 Guided Exhibit Tour Tour length: 1 hour Retail: $43 per person The Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at Building 92, housed in both the 1857 Marine Commandant's House and USS Ohio an innovative green building, hosts the permanent exhibition, “Brooklyn Navy Yard: Past, Present and 2-hour Brooklyn Navy Yard Tour Future,” which tells the story of the historic Yard and contributions made there to American industry, BLDG 92 guided exhibit tour technology, innovation and manufacturing. Guided group tours can be adapted based on your group's Retail: $38 per person abilities and interests. The exhibit is open to the public Wednesday-Sunday, 12-6pm. Lunch prepared by Ted & Honey Café USS Monitor 1-hour Highlights Tour Include lunch prepared by Ted & Honey, the café at BLDG 92, as part of your group's visit to the Brooklyn BLDG 92 guided exhibit tour Navy Yard. All of Ted & Honey’s food is prepared in house with organic products from farms and Retail: $26 per person companies whose values and ethics they trust and admire. Contact Turnstile Tours for menu options. Brooklyn Army Terminal Tours Tour length: 2 hours Sunset Park Lunch at Pete's Brooklyn Eats Step inside an engineering marvel that is today a center of innovation and business development in New York Weekday tours of the Brooklyn Army Terminal can include City. Built in 1918 to supply American forces overseas, today this enormous complex is a thriving industrial lunch provided by Pete's Brooklyn Eats, conveniently park home to over 100 companies in a range of industries, from precision manufacturing to biotech research, located on-site and offering great quality food. Please online retailers to chocolatiers. This 2-hour tour will explore a century of history and industry along Brooklyn's contact Turnstile Tours for menu options. Sunset Park waterfront, as told through the stories of soldiers, longshoremen, mariners, and today's tenants. 2-hour Army Terminal Tour & Lunch Retail Price: $22 per person Group tours require a minimum of 12 people Retail: $38 per person Tours of the Brooklyn Army Terminal do require some We offer tours of the Brooklyn Army These tours are offered in partnership with walking, though portions of the site may be explored by 7 Terminal 7 days a week, subject to the Brooklyn Army Terminal and the New private bus. Ample parking is available for buses. availability. York City Economic Development Corp. For reservations & turnstiletours.com Follow us! information: T @turnstiletours (347) 903-8687 TOURS.
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