You’ll get to relax in a cozy carriage, see Central Park’s best spots like Bethesda Fountain and Cherry Hill, feed friendly horses, and finish right at Tavern On The Green—no stress about directions or missing out on hidden corners.
Right from the start, you hear the soft clip-clop of hooves echoing off the trees—honestly, it’s a sound that sticks with you. Our driver, Mike, had stories for every turn: he pointed out the old Dairy building and even showed us where scenes from “Elf” were filmed near Wollman Rink. The air smelled faintly of roasted nuts from a nearby vendor as we passed the Carousel, and I caught a glimpse of families playing chess outside the Checker House.
We made a stop at Cherry Hill—just long enough to snap some photos with the skyline peeking through bare branches (it was chilly, but those thick blankets helped). The horses love carrots; my daughter giggled when one nudged her hand for more. Rolling past Bethesda Fountain and Loeb Boathouse felt surreal—so many movies shot right there. The ride wrapped up at Tavern On The Green, where you can grab a coffee or just warm up inside. It’s an easy way to see most of Central Park without rushing around on foot.
Absolutely! Kids can sit comfortably and even feed carrots to the horses during our photo stop.
Yes, we’ve got big warm blankets ready in each carriage to keep everyone cozy.
No problem—carriages are accessible and there’s space for strollers or wheelchairs.
The ride finishes right at Tavern On The Green so you can easily continue your day in the park or grab a bite nearby.
Your carriage ride includes cozy clean blankets for chilly days and fresh carrots so you can treat our horses during your photo stop. Wheelchair access is available too!
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