The Roosevelt Island Tramway is an aerial tramway that connects Roosevelt Island to the Upper East Side of Manhattan. It is a popular mode of transportation, offering a unique view of the East River. The tramway has two stations, one on Roosevelt Island and one on Manhattan Island, and operates at regular intervals. The fare structure is the same as the city's bus and subway systems, and fares can be paid with either MetroCard or OMNY. The tramway is stroller and pet-friendly, with certain restrictions. It is a great way for families to travel between Roosevelt Island and Manhattan, with up to three children 44-inches tall and under riding for free when accompanied by a fare-paying adult
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Activities: We took the kids to ride the Roosevelt Island tram. The views were clear. The buildings tall. Our camera ready. And we were happy to check it off our bucket list
Highlights: The kids definitely enjoyed it! They were fascinated by the tram gliding along the Queensborough Bridge ✨

Activities: We rode the Roosevelt Island Tram, enjoying the views of Manhattan from above. The kids loved the ride and the unique perspective of the city
Highlights: The kids loved the ride and the unique perspective of the city. We also enjoyed the views of the city from above and took some great photos ✨