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Project Expedition
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Nearby attractions
Banksy Museum New York
277 Canal St, New York, NY 10013
THC NYC
427 Broadway, New York, NY 10013
The Farm Soho NYC - Event Venues and Day Offices
447 Broadway #2F, New York, NY 10013
Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
26 Wooster St, New York, NY 10013
Ronald Feldman Gallery
31 Mercer St, New York, NY 10013
Best Friends Pet Adoption Center
307 W Broadway, New York, NY 10013
G-Gallery
404 Broadway 2nd floor, Manhattan, NY 10013, United States
The Drawing Center
35 Wooster St, New York, NY 10013
Jeffrey Deitch
18 Wooster St, New York, NY 10013
EDEN (Eden Gallery) - SoHo
470 Broome St, New York, NY 10013
Nearby restaurants
La Mercerie
53 Howard St, New York, NY 10013
Antique Garage Soho
41 Mercer St, New York, NY 10013
NOMO Kitchen
9 Crosby St, New York, NY 10013
Le Botaniste
127 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
Taste Point Dim Sum House
447 Broadway, New York, NY 10013
Le Coucou
138 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013
Soho Thai
141 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
Odd Sister
45 Mercer St, New York, NY 10013
Harney & Sons SoHo
433 Broome St, New York, NY 10013
Betong - Khao Man Gai
261 Canal St, New York, NY 10013
Nearby local services
Sloomoo Institute
475 Broadway, New York, NY 10013
CB2
451 Broadway, New York, NY 10013
Pearl River Mart
452 Broadway, New York, NY 10013
Naked & Famous Denim NYC
123 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
Suitsupply NY SoHo
453 Broome St, New York, NY 10013
T.J. Maxx
483 Broadway, New York, NY 10013, United States
Taiji Jubest Spa
303 Canal St 2nd fl, New York, NY 10013
Stalle Studios
54 Howard St 5th Floor, New York, NY 10013
Fjällräven Epic NYC (soho)
38 Greene St, New York, NY 10013
Bloomingdale's
504 Broadway, New York, NY 10012
Nearby hotels
Sheraton Tribeca New York Hotel
370 Canal St, New York, NY 10013
11 Howard
11 Howard St, New York, NY 10013
Soho Grand Hotel
310 W Broadway, New York, NY 10013
Soho Garden Hotel
276 Canal St, New York, NY 10013
The Roxy Hotel New York
2 6th Ave, New York, NY 10013
Solita Soho Hotel
159 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
JG Sohotel
120 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013
The Broome Hotel New York
431 Broome St, New York, NY 10013
Hilton Garden Inn New York/Tribeca
39 6th Ave, New York, NY 10013
ModernHaus SoHo
27 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
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Project Expedition

447 Broadway FL2 801, New York, NY 10013
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attractions: Banksy Museum New York, THC NYC, The Farm Soho NYC - Event Venues and Day Offices, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, Ronald Feldman Gallery, Best Friends Pet Adoption Center, G-Gallery, The Drawing Center, Jeffrey Deitch, EDEN (Eden Gallery) - SoHo, restaurants: La Mercerie, Antique Garage Soho, NOMO Kitchen, Le Botaniste, Taste Point Dim Sum House, Le Coucou, Soho Thai, Odd Sister, Harney & Sons SoHo, Betong - Khao Man Gai, local businesses: Sloomoo Institute, CB2, Pearl River Mart, Naked & Famous Denim NYC, Suitsupply NY SoHo, T.J. Maxx, Taiji Jubest Spa, Stalle Studios, Fjällräven Epic NYC (soho), Bloomingdale's
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(855) 782-3006
Website
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Live events

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Explore New York Mafia w/ Retired nypd Detectives
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Maxs Wake n’ Bake Tour
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New York, New York, 10025
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Nearby attractions of Project Expedition

Banksy Museum New York

THC NYC

The Farm Soho NYC - Event Venues and Day Offices

Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art

Ronald Feldman Gallery

Best Friends Pet Adoption Center

G-Gallery

The Drawing Center

Jeffrey Deitch

EDEN (Eden Gallery) - SoHo

Banksy Museum New York

Banksy Museum New York

4.7

(635)

Open until 8:00 PM
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THC NYC

THC NYC

4.0

(110)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
The Farm Soho NYC - Event Venues and Day Offices

The Farm Soho NYC - Event Venues and Day Offices

4.8

(30)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art

Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art

4.6

(156)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details

Nearby restaurants of Project Expedition

La Mercerie

Antique Garage Soho

NOMO Kitchen

Le Botaniste

Taste Point Dim Sum House

Le Coucou

Soho Thai

Odd Sister

Harney & Sons SoHo

Betong - Khao Man Gai

La Mercerie

La Mercerie

4.3

(841)

$$$

Closed
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Antique Garage Soho

Antique Garage Soho

4.3

(533)

$$$

Closed
Click for details
NOMO Kitchen

NOMO Kitchen

3.9

(629)

$$$

Closed
Click for details
Le Botaniste

Le Botaniste

4.7

(530)

$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Project Expedition

Sloomoo Institute

CB2

Pearl River Mart

Naked & Famous Denim NYC

Suitsupply NY SoHo

T.J. Maxx

Taiji Jubest Spa

Stalle Studios

Fjällräven Epic NYC (soho)

Bloomingdale's

Sloomoo Institute

Sloomoo Institute

4.3

(1.1K)

Click for details
CB2

CB2

4.0

(270)

Click for details
Pearl River Mart

Pearl River Mart

4.3

(432)

Click for details
Naked & Famous Denim NYC

Naked & Famous Denim NYC

4.7

(367)

Click for details
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Tom DillsTom Dills
Our Haleakala Sunset Tour on Maui was booked through Project Expedition although the actual tour operator was Polynesian Adventure. The tour itself ended up fine and sunset was beautiful but the experience as a whole had a few glitches and left a bit to be desired. The confusion started in the time leading up to our tour. At the time the tour was booked (August 2021) the itinerary was advertised, on both the Project Expedition and Polynesian Adventures websites, as including a stop at the Kula Lodge Marketplace on the ascent and dinner at Cafe O’ Lei at the Dunes after sunset and descent. We double checked our confirmation and the websites in the weeks leading up to our tour (February 2022) and both stops were still listed. I checked in directly with Project Expedition the week before our tour and was finally told that those stops had been removed from 2022 itineraries, evidently due to staffing shortages at the restaurant and the marketplace. So while my wife and I were aware that dinner would not be provided, many of the participants on our tour were not. Unfortunately the websites are still unclear, even in April 2022. When we were picked up at our hotel, the driver didn’t say a word to us, other than to let us know that we needed to wear masks on the bus. We proceeded to pick up guests from two other nearby hotels, and the driver still didn’t say anything. We assumed she was our guide and thought it strange that she wasn’t chatting us up about our tour. We finally stopped at a Safeway grocery store near the airport, which our driver told us was a bathroom stop, and that if we wanted snacks they could be purchased there. It wasn’t until we returned from the store that we found out another bus had arrived with passengers from other hotels, along with the bus which would be our actual tour bus. As we were being loaded on to the tour bus we were informed that whatever we bought at the Safeway would be our dinner. Many passengers had not realized this and went back into the Safeway to buy food, while three others got off the bus right then and announced that they were not going to go. Once we got on the actual tour bus, Mitch our driver was fantastic. He narrated the journey to the summit, stopping at a visitor center for a bathroom break and photos, then explained to us what would happen at the top. The sunset itself was beautiful and memorable. In hindsight, I would have driven it myself to save on the confusion, give us more time at the summit and allow us to hang around to see the stars. As a tour, however, the “Mitch” part of the tour was great. The discrepancies in the tour description and the confusion it caused was unfortunate. We knew what to expect, which is why I am rating the tour four stars. Not everyone had that same experience!
Ashley BellAshley Bell
My husband did the Wreck and Reef dive (85 feet deep) in Cancun in February. The guides were great, but the trip itself was a little scary. Though he’s an experienced diver, as were many others on this trip, the swells were very high and most people got sick. In fact, one person threw up in their regulator during the deep dive. His regulator was leaking which forced him to buddy dive with the guide until they could reach the surface. The staff was great and very professional, they knew exactly what to do. This is not a basic/beginner dive! It is a fast decent due to the current which does not give you time to check your equipment before descending past 20’. Although this was an amazing experience, my husband stated that he will enjoy more relaxing dives from here on out.
James BerryJames Berry
Paris walking tour with Photographer. Original photographer had to cancel but immediately found a replacement. Ari Bafalouka stepped in and took some amazing pictures while making us feel at ease and comfortable with most of the session around the Eiffel Tower and then the Louvre. Provided both color & black and white photos. Would highly recommend Ari for your photo session!
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Our Haleakala Sunset Tour on Maui was booked through Project Expedition although the actual tour operator was Polynesian Adventure. The tour itself ended up fine and sunset was beautiful but the experience as a whole had a few glitches and left a bit to be desired. The confusion started in the time leading up to our tour. At the time the tour was booked (August 2021) the itinerary was advertised, on both the Project Expedition and Polynesian Adventures websites, as including a stop at the Kula Lodge Marketplace on the ascent and dinner at Cafe O’ Lei at the Dunes after sunset and descent. We double checked our confirmation and the websites in the weeks leading up to our tour (February 2022) and both stops were still listed. I checked in directly with Project Expedition the week before our tour and was finally told that those stops had been removed from 2022 itineraries, evidently due to staffing shortages at the restaurant and the marketplace. So while my wife and I were aware that dinner would not be provided, many of the participants on our tour were not. Unfortunately the websites are still unclear, even in April 2022. When we were picked up at our hotel, the driver didn’t say a word to us, other than to let us know that we needed to wear masks on the bus. We proceeded to pick up guests from two other nearby hotels, and the driver still didn’t say anything. We assumed she was our guide and thought it strange that she wasn’t chatting us up about our tour. We finally stopped at a Safeway grocery store near the airport, which our driver told us was a bathroom stop, and that if we wanted snacks they could be purchased there. It wasn’t until we returned from the store that we found out another bus had arrived with passengers from other hotels, along with the bus which would be our actual tour bus. As we were being loaded on to the tour bus we were informed that whatever we bought at the Safeway would be our dinner. Many passengers had not realized this and went back into the Safeway to buy food, while three others got off the bus right then and announced that they were not going to go. Once we got on the actual tour bus, Mitch our driver was fantastic. He narrated the journey to the summit, stopping at a visitor center for a bathroom break and photos, then explained to us what would happen at the top. The sunset itself was beautiful and memorable. In hindsight, I would have driven it myself to save on the confusion, give us more time at the summit and allow us to hang around to see the stars. As a tour, however, the “Mitch” part of the tour was great. The discrepancies in the tour description and the confusion it caused was unfortunate. We knew what to expect, which is why I am rating the tour four stars. Not everyone had that same experience!
Tom Dills

Tom Dills

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My husband did the Wreck and Reef dive (85 feet deep) in Cancun in February. The guides were great, but the trip itself was a little scary. Though he’s an experienced diver, as were many others on this trip, the swells were very high and most people got sick. In fact, one person threw up in their regulator during the deep dive. His regulator was leaking which forced him to buddy dive with the guide until they could reach the surface. The staff was great and very professional, they knew exactly what to do. This is not a basic/beginner dive! It is a fast decent due to the current which does not give you time to check your equipment before descending past 20’. Although this was an amazing experience, my husband stated that he will enjoy more relaxing dives from here on out.
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Ashley Bell

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Paris walking tour with Photographer. Original photographer had to cancel but immediately found a replacement. Ari Bafalouka stepped in and took some amazing pictures while making us feel at ease and comfortable with most of the session around the Eiffel Tower and then the Louvre. Provided both color & black and white photos. Would highly recommend Ari for your photo session!
James Berry

James Berry

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Reviews of Project Expedition

4.4
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4.0
3y

Our Haleakala Sunset Tour on Maui was booked through Project Expedition although the actual tour operator was Polynesian Adventure. The tour itself ended up fine and sunset was beautiful but the experience as a whole had a few glitches and left a bit to be desired.

The confusion started in the time leading up to our tour. At the time the tour was booked (August 2021) the itinerary was advertised, on both the Project Expedition and Polynesian Adventures websites, as including a stop at the Kula Lodge Marketplace on the ascent and dinner at Cafe O’ Lei at the Dunes after sunset and descent. We double checked our confirmation and the websites in the weeks leading up to our tour (February 2022) and both stops were still listed. I checked in directly with Project Expedition the week before our tour and was finally told that those stops had been removed from 2022 itineraries, evidently due to staffing shortages at the restaurant and the marketplace. So while my wife and I were aware that dinner would not be provided, many of the participants on our tour were not. Unfortunately the websites are still unclear, even in April 2022.

When we were picked up at our hotel, the driver didn’t say a word to us, other than to let us know that we needed to wear masks on the bus. We proceeded to pick up guests from two other nearby hotels, and the driver still didn’t say anything. We assumed she was our guide and thought it strange that she wasn’t chatting us up about our tour. We finally stopped at a Safeway grocery store near the airport, which our driver told us was a bathroom stop, and that if we wanted snacks they could be purchased there. It wasn’t until we returned from the store that we found out another bus had arrived with passengers from other hotels, along with the bus which would be our actual tour bus. As we were being loaded on to the tour bus we were informed that whatever we bought at the Safeway would be our dinner. Many passengers had not realized this and went back into the Safeway to buy food, while three others got off the bus right then and announced that they were not going to go.

Once we got on the actual tour bus, Mitch our driver was fantastic. He narrated the journey to the summit, stopping at a visitor center for a bathroom break and photos, then explained to us what would happen at the top. The sunset itself was beautiful and memorable. In hindsight, I would have driven it myself to save on the confusion, give us more time at the summit and allow us to hang around to see the stars. As a tour, however, the “Mitch” part of the tour was great. The discrepancies in the tour description and the confusion it caused was unfortunate. We knew what to expect, which is why I am rating the tour four stars. Not everyone had that...

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5.0
8y

PE was an excellent mix of self serve with expert advise. I prefer to create my own family itinerary rather than just get some stranger to figure out what we are going to do. But in many locations it is tough and time consuming to find all the possible options and make the right contacts. Rob at project expedition filled this gap perfectly.

They offer a menu of items to mix and match and gave us some excellent personal advice without any sense of pressure. I avoided the pressure of travel agents who have ties to certain companies or hotels and yet got some really helpful planning assistance. The price was at least as good as I could have arranged directly with the providers of the experiences.

Rob was really helpful even surprising us afterward to inquire with a little glitch we had with one adventure (a complete accidental injury to one of our party). It made me feel that had we needed more assistance Project Expedition would have been there for us. I will definitely be using them for every trip going forward.

The array of possible adventures was all that we could have wanted. We probably would not have even thought to book a local cooking experience which turned out to be one of the major highlights for the kids and adults in our group.

The experiences we booked were seamless and wonderful. The people arrived to meet us when and where they should and all the paper work and payments were pre done so it was effortless. The experiences were professionally run and very...

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1.0
7y

Would never book with them again! I booked through them and their partner in Paris for a river cruise! Terrible experience, did not get to go on my cruise while in Paris, this was due to google maps being confused and not finding the port I needed to bored, so by the time we got there we missed the boat by 5 mins, however I was given wrong information at the port about switching my ticket for a later cruise that evening and said I had to contact my travel agent. With the 6 hour time difference and by the time my travel agent was able to get an answer it was too late to go on the cruises that evening, the next day we had another excursion booked already and flew out the following morning! So my travel agent tried for a month to get me a refund with no luck. When I finally emailed in a month later, the VP of project expedition, Jeremy that responded to my email was very condescending and did not even care that I paid $120 for 2 tickets on the river cruise and didn’t get to go. Too many other companies out there to deal with this...

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