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March 22, 2010

Visit Your Favorite Movie Sites With Tour Through Central Park

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Spring has sprung! And in addition to the awesome weather (aside from a few Spring showers here and there), another sign that Spring has finally arrived in NYC is the amazing list of events and activities.

This past weekend, On Location Tours launched their Central Park Movie Sites tour! This two-hour walking tour will offer movie lovers an opportunity to visit the locations of their favorite New York movies while walking through Central Park and tour to more than 40 locations in the world famous park.

The tour is led by actors who share behind-the-scenes scoop and inside industry information. Walkers on the tour will have an opportunity to visit the Boathouse Café used in When Harry Met Sally, the Bandshell from Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Kramer vs. Kramer along with Bethesda Fountain; seen in Enchanted and Gossip Girl. The tour also includes a stop to take photos at Tavern on the Green, from Ghostbusters, a glance at Wollman Rink used in Love Story and Serendipity, and time to feed pigeons at the exact spot where Macaulay Culkin fed them in Home Alone 2.

So, don’t just walk through Central Park, experience it, and be ready to take tons of pictures!

The cost for the tour is $20 per person ($12 for children, 6-9) and runs rain or shine on Fridays and Saturdays at 12 Noon. Tickets can be purchased online at www.screentours.com or by calling Zerve at (212) 209-3370. Private tours are also available by calling 212-683-2027 for more information.

On Location Tours, Inc. is the world leader in TV and Movie tours.  Based in New York City, On Location Tours also operates tours of Sex and the City Hotspots, Sopranos Sites, New York TV and Movie Sites, Washington DC TV and Movie Sites, and Central Park Movie Sites.  The company was founded in 1999, by Georgette Blau, a 1996 graduate of Skidmore College.


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Carol Cain

Brooklyn native Carol is happiest when on an adventure, whether close to home or farther away. She is a small business owner and travel writer. In addition to creating Girl Gone Travel, she is the Founder and Principal of Brave World Media, a social media marketing, communications, and branding agency. She's mom to three wonderful sons and wife to a handsome Irish/Scot. She lives, works, and plays in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of NY.

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  • Mary T
    April 5, 2010

    What a great way to put all those familiar sites into context. Looks like a fun tour, particularly as the weather improves!

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