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Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour

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Discover lore, the landmarks and the legacy behind your favorite comic book characters - an unmissable tour for comic book fans and superhero fanatics alike.

Enjoy a Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour with The New York Pass®

• Learn about the history of the Marvel and DC universe on this two-hour walking tour
• Visit the spots where the hit movies were filmed
• Visit famous NYC landmarks that are linked to iconic comic book moments, such as the Grand Central Terminal and the United Nations building

Comic book fans assemble - this tour delivers an origin story like no other. Uncover the legends that make up the rival Marvel & DC universes. Check out the sites where hit superhero movies were filmed. And see where writers and artists created the characters that inspired countless generations. There’ll be many chances to spot iconic New York City landmarks while strolling down Publisher’s Row.

And what the tour guide doesn’t know, isn’t worth knowing. This comic book expert will lead you on a superhero tour around well-known – and lesser-known – places featured in popular comics and movies while explaining their significance to key plot lines, revealing the history of the most prominent characters from the first issue to now. By the end, you’ll know the characters so well that you may know exactly where to look to see Superman soaring above the real-life Daily Planet.

Pose for photos and immortalize the excitement from the perfect superhero experience on this awesome DC Comics and Marvel tour of New York.

Marvel Studios Tour in New York- An Unforgettable Experience

Marvel Studios has ignited the imagination of comic book enthusiasts and moviegoers alike with its iconic and unforgettable characters. The vibrant city of New York has been an integral part of the Marvel Universe, and now, fans have the exclusive opportunity to embark on a thrilling Marvel Studios tour that takes them behind the scenes of this captivating world. This immersive experience begins at the historic Marvel Cinematic Headquarters, where visitors can marvel at the rich legacy of the studio that has brought countless heroes to life.

As the tour proceeds, enthusiastic guides narrate enthralling stories of how New York's iconic landmarks have been transformed into the backdrop of epic battles and heroic adventures. From the bustling streets of Midtown Manhattan to the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, participants can retrace the footsteps of their favorite heroes, like Spider-Man and Iron Man, and truly feel like they have entered the world of Marvel. Along the way, the tour includes a visit to the jaw-dropping Marvel Studios Prop Warehouse, where visitors can admire an incredible collection of genuine movie props, costumes, and set pieces.

The Marvel Studios tour also offers an exclusive opportunity to explore the creative process behind the scenes, from concept art to the cutting-edge technology that brings characters to life on the big screen. Guests can even test their own superhero skills through interactive exhibits, perfect for both young and old fans. As the tour concludes, visitors are left with a newfound appreciation for the incredible artistry and imagination that goes into crafting the Marvel Cinematic Universe, making this New York experience truly unforgettable.

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This attraction requires advanced booking.

Getting in:  upon arriving for the tour, please present your pass to the tour guide for scanning.

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Q. What locations are included in the Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour New York? A. The tour covers iconic locations from both Marvel and DC comics, including the Daily Bugle building, Avengers Tower, the New York Sanctum Sanctorum, the Wayne Enterprises building, and the Metropolis skyline backdrop. Additionally, you'll visit real-life filming locations for popular superhero movies and TV shows.

Q. How long is the Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour, and what is the mode of transportation? A. The tour lasts approximately 3 hours. Please wear comfortable walking shoes as this is a walking tour. 

Q. Are there any age restrictions for the Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour? A. There are no specific age restrictions for the tour, making it suitable for all ages. However, children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and all participants should be able to walk moderate distances during the tour stops.

Q. Can I take photos during the Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour? A. Yes, photography is encouraged during the tour! You'll have the opportunity to take photos at each stop, capturing memories of the iconic superhero locations. However, please be respectful of any private properties or restricted areas.

Q. Are there any special guests or experiences during the tour? A. While we cannot guarantee the appearance of special guests on every tour, we occasionally have local comic book artists, actors, or experts join us to share their insights and experiences. Additionally, the tour often features exclusive behind-the-scenes content and trivia to enhance your experience.

Q. Is the Marvel & DC Superheroes Tour wheelchair accessible? A. Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible. However, please notify us in advance if you require any special accommodations so that we can ensure your experience is as enjoyable and comfortable as possible.

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Corner of 1st Ave and 42nd St, UN Plaza, New York, US

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The Super Tour of New York City

Take the the super tour of new york city to see where your favorite comic book heroes from the avengers, spider-man, batman, superman, jessica jones and more saved the day. this is a one-of-a-kind experience for comic book lovers, young and old. whether you’re a comic-con regular or a casual fan, this tour will give you a behind-the-scenes look at many of the most amazing, fantastic, and incredible adventures on screen and from the comics..

On this guided sightseeing bus tour you will see over 40 NYC locations featured in your favorite super-powered TV shows and movies, all from the comfort of an indoor bus with air condition in the summer and heat in the winter. So put on your capes and grab your shield as your tour guide leads you through the most filmed city in the world.

Bookings for this tour are non-refundable and can not be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Covid-19 safety measures

Your safety is our top priority.

Although there are no known cases of illnesses at On Location Tours, we are responsible for keeping an active stance in preventing the spread of any diseases.

We are following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention along with Federal and State guidelines on stopping the spread. If you are feeling unwell, we kindly ask that you stay home for the safety of all customers and staff attending the tour.

Customer & Staff Protection

The daily washing and disinfecting of our vehicles encompassing the exterior and interior is standard operating procedure to ensure customers feel safe and secure.

• All high touch areas are wiped clean and disinfected including headrests, armrests, grab handles, luggage compartments, railings, windows, and window sills.
• The cabin floors are swept and mopped thoroughly, and the restroom is wiped down and disinfected.
• Advanced hand sanitizer that kills more than 99.99% of common germs is provided to all customers.
• Our buses are equipped with upgraded filtration systems, a driver partition screen, and an electrostatic disinfectant fogging system that is FDA and EPA approved.

• Meeting point: New York Police Department, 1479 Broadway
• Fly down to the NY Daily News Building, as seen in Superman
• See the sight of Thanos’ last attack in Greenwich Village
• Visit spots where your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man lived!
• Visit the location of Uncle Ben’s famous catchphrase to Peter Parker
• Spot where Doc Oc attacked Spidey
• Swing your way into the Flatiron district, right past the Flatiron building as seen in Spider-Man
• Get a glimpse at the location where Batman and Bane fight in The Dark Knight Rises

Tour details

Small private tours are typically an hour shorter.

Premium Seating includes pre-boarding and guaranteed seating in one of the first four rows on the bus.

Meeting point

Please arrive 15 minutes  before departure in front of the  New York Police Department, 1479 Broadway , New York, NY 10036 (by West 43rd Street between 7th Ave and Broadway, view map) .

Tour departs

Saturdays at 1:00 pm (Jan – Dec) and more. Click “Book Now” for full schedule.

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Minimum age: 6 years Suitable for children Children must be accompanied by an adult Not wheelchair accessible

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Food & Drink Tickets to the Statue of Liberty Gratuities (optional) Tickets to the Staten Island Ferry

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Film series

Full description, midtown manhattan.

The adventure begins in the heart of New York City, Times Square. See where Spider-Man saves Mary Jane Watson in Spider-Man and where he battles Electro in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 . Recognize Stan Lee in one of his infamous cameos in Spider-Man 3 . Marvel at the spot where Captain America discovers that he is in the present day in Captain America: The First Avenger and where The Incredible Hulk runs loose in The Incredible Hulk TV series!

42nd Street

Don’t miss the chance to take a drive down one of the most famous streets in the world and New York City. The 42nd street plays a pivotal role in some of your favorite TV shows and movies! See Hogarth’s office featured in Jessica Jones and Iron Fist .

Pass by the New York Public Library where Uncle Ben gives his famous piece of advice to Peter Parker in Spider-Man . Discover where the fictional Baxter Building resides in Fantastic Four . Be amazed by Grand Central Station, home to Lex Luthor’s lair in Superman: The Movie .

Stop at the New York Daily News, the location of the Daily Planet in Superman: The Movie and get a peek at the Chrysler Building where Thor summons the power of Mjölnir in The Avengers and the Silver Surfer makes an escape in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer . Say hello to Norman Osborne’s home from the Spider-Man movies and spot the United Nations Headquarters from Superman: The Movie.

Park Avenue

One of the busiest streets in New York City is home to comic book history both on and off screen! Fly past where Batman was created, see where Doctor Strange and Mordo battle Kaecilius in the mind-bending Doctor Strange and where the Battle of New York featuring Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hawkeye, Black Widow  and the Incredible Hulk took place in The Avengers .

Flatiron District and Union Square

The journey continues as you see the iconic Empire State Building , used in Spider-Man and Superman: The Movie . Hop off and take a photo in front of the Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park, home to the Daily Bugle from the Spider-Man movies. Swing by where Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy go on a date in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and where Jessica Jones investigates a shady suspect in Jessica Jones .

Lower East Side/Chinatown

You’ll drive through two of NYC’s most unique and cultured neighborhoods. Moving through the Lower East Side, see where Doc Ock’s laboratory is in Spider-Man 2 and where Peter Parker lives in Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 . Drive through Chinatown where Danny Rand fights for his life in Iron Fist .

City Hall/Financial District

See the historical buildings of the Financial District where Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson  and Jeri Hogarth defend their clients in court in Daredevil and Jessica Jones . Spot Bruce Wayne in front of the New York County Surrogate Court in Batman Forever and where Batman has his climactic fight with Bane in The Dark Knight Rises . Discover where Danny Rand meets Colleen Wing in Iron Fist and where the Gotham City Police Department is in Gotham.

Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty

End your journey with The Super Tour of New York City at Lady Liberty herself, seen in X-Men and Superman: The Movie . You’ll have the opportunity to take photos, grab a bite, and marvel at the greatest city in the world. After the tour, hop on the Staten Island Ferry which Spider-Man tries to hold together in Spider-Man: Homecoming or visit Ellis Island, a historic landmark used in X-Men . Up, up, and away!

* In an effort to stay current, we are constantly updating our tours with new locations and cannot guarantee the presence of locations mentioned on our site. If you have a particular interest in locations from a specific TV show or movie, please let your tour guide know and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

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1. meeting point: new york police department, 1479 broadway.

Please arrive at least  15 minutes  before departure in front of the  New York Police Department, 1479 Broadway , New York, NY 10036 (by West 43rd Street between 7th Ave and Broadway).

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A lot has gone down in Marvel's New York (View of the Brooklyn Bridge from the East River, ... [+] Manhattan, NYC).

The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) movies have traveled to a lot of unique settings over the past decade. We’ve followed our heroes to both coasts of the United States, outside the country to Siberia and South Africa, deep into fictional nations such as Wakanda and Sokovia, and even far off the map to distant planets such as Sakaar, Knowhere and Xandar.

But even though these adventures constantly cross borders, a lot of the action concentrates in New York City. Maybe it’s because the Avengers’ headquarters being in the city attracts attention, or maybe it's because New York is just naturally a hub of world culture. Regardless, a lot of key moments in the MCU take place here (which has actually led to the city’s rent prices hitting new lows as everyone scrambles for safer neighborhoods).

But do you ever wish you could take a tour of all the points of interest in Marvel’s New York? Well, thanks to a new video from Vanity Fair , now you’ll know exactly where to go.

In just under six minutes, the snazzy video uses a Google Earth and street view style to walk us through a handful of settings fans will recognize from the Marvel movies. One of the most interesting parts of this is seeing what real-world buildings are replaced for fictional ones inside the films. For instance, our first stop takes us to 1585 Broadway, the headquarters of Morgan Stanley. However, in the MCU this building instead serves as the secret SHIELD facility where Steve Rogers first awoke from his coma and dashed out to discover modern-day New York ( Captain America: The First Avenger ). Also of interest is the famous Avengers tower which stands proudly in the skyline of every Marvel movie. Well, turns out the Avengers tower actually replaces the real-life location of the MetLife building, itself a key part of the real New York’s skyline.

The Avengers tower is digitally placed on top of the MetLife building in the Marvel movies (Source: ... [+] Getty).

But not everything turns out to be glamorous large company buildings in the real world. Take for instance the location of Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum, which in the movies resembles a luxurious museum filled with mystical artifacts. However, in the real world, the address takes us to a small building wedged between storefronts. Clearly, Marvel enjoys taking some liberties with their version of New York.

The video also takes us to a few points of interest during our heroes’ climactic final showdown with the alien Chitauri army at the end of The Avengers . The battle reigned destruction on a lot of key city landmarks such as The Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, and 101 Park Avenue, all featured in the video. The tour then also takes us to Queens to show us some of the spots Spider-Man swung around during Spider-Man: Homecoming to monitor the city for crimes.

The tour is indeed extensive, but it does leave out many important locations. For instance, the video makes no mention of Harlem, the setting of The Incredible Hulk ’s final showdown. It’s true that the nature of that film’s relation to the canon is strained due to Bruce Banner’s recasting. However, Ruffalo’s Banner does admit in The Avengers , “The last time I was in New York I kind of broke...Harlem.” Given that confirmation of events, many fans in the video’s comments section have brought up their disappointment with the omission.

On top of that, the video focuses solely on the MCU movies and not on the MCU TV shows that also largely take place in New York. For instance, while the video does show Bethesda Terrace as the place where Thor transports an imprisoned Loki back to space, it doesn’t mention that Bethesda Terrace was also the location of Danny, Colleen, and Davos’ final (or perceived final) showdown with Bakuto . We also don’t stop by the apartment and office of private investigator Jessica Jones ( Jessica Jones ), the fancy and spacious Hell’s Kitchen apartment of Matthew Murdock ( Daredevil ), nor the proud tower of Rand Enterprises ( Iron Fist ).

Although Danny Rand's never met the Avengers, they both once faced their enemies near this fountain ... [+] (New York, NY USA - May 14, 2017. Panorama view of Bethesda Fountain in Central Park New York).

Luckily, other fans have worked on a fuller version of events. One reddit user put in an awe-inspiring amount of work to note every location of interest across the Earth in the MCU and pinpoint them all on Google Maps . This combined map, while not as neat a tour as the video, allows us a fuller picture of what’s happened in Marvel’s fictional world. Zooming into New York on this map we notice key locations such as The Hand’s school on Staten Island ( Iron Fist ), the offices of Hogarth, Chao, and Benowitz ( Jessica Jones ), Pop’s barbershop ( Luke Cage ), and much much more.

Clearly, there’s a lot to see in the MCU’s New York. So on your next visit to the real world version of the city, feel free to use these resources to draw your own map and pay homage to Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.

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If you like the Marvel Universe and you are going on a tour of New York , here below we leave you the real locations where some of the scenes of the Marvel movies were filmed in New York .

Let’s get started!

The Theater District

Steve Rogers wakes up from his coma in Captain America (2011) and the New York place that appears in this scene is the incredible Theater District . This area of the city known as the heart of Manhattan is one of the most wonderful places you can visit in New York.

The Theater District – Source www.6sqft.com

In addition to being home to the famous Broadway theatres , there you will also find some of the world’s most famous discographies, as well as, many famous television studios. The Theater District stretches from West 40th Street to West 54th Street, and from West 6th Avenue to East 8th Avenue.

Times Square

We continue in one of the most emblematic areas of New York , this time we talk about Times Square , place where we can see Steve Rogers running through Times Square in Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) after being asleep for 70 years.

Taste of Times Square – Source www.wheretraveler.com

Times Square is a place that you cannot miss, if you are a fan or you are not a fan of the film, no doubt you should visit this mythical place in New York. At one time this area of the city was a dangerous place, but in the 90s, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani managed to recover Times Square to become the mythical area known today.

Chrysler Building

The Chrysler Building located at 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue on the East Side of Midtown Manhattan is another of the emblems featured in Marvel movies. At the top of the building we can see Thor calling his lightning to recharge his powers and amplify the strength of his lightning and thus fight the Chitauri, undoubtedly one of the most epic scenes we can see in the movies of the universe Marvel.

Chrysler Building – Source shutterstock

Chrysler Building , for eleven months, was the tallest building in New York and the world, until the Empire State Building was built. The Chrysler Building is one of the New York buildings that appears several times in the graphic novels of Marvel, a legend of the city.

Grand Central Terminal

Another of the most epic scenes in The Avengers (2012) is the Battle of New York , a battle in which it seems that the Big Apple was going to be in ruins, in addition, during the fight you can see one of the most wonderful places in the city the Grand Central Terminal.

Grand Central Terminal is an iconic place in New York, it’s a place to visit when you’re in the Big Apple .

The MetLife Building (Stark Tower)

The MetLife Building – Source www.6sqft.com

Now, one of the most fantastic places in the Marvel Universe is the Stark Tower, also known as the Avengers’ Tower. This building that serves as the headquarters of The Avengers is in Midtown Manhattan , exactly the building that appears in Marvel movies as the Stark Tower is the famous MetLife Building , tower that was originally the office building of Pan-American Airlines.

Queensboro Bridge

Queensboro Bridge – Source www.tuymilmas.com

In the Queensboro Bridge takes place one of the scenes of the film Avengers: Infinity War (2018), there we see Peter Parker, Spiderman, jumping from the school bus and then passing under the Queensboro Bridge , no doubt, a super exciting scene where we see the young superhero in one of the most iconic places in New York , the Queensboro Bridge .

Washington Square Park

Another epic scene of the Marvel Universe takes place in New York , this time the scene of another amazing battle is Washington Square Park , where Spiderman and Iron Man fight together once again.

Washington square park aerial view New York City –  Source iStock

In the background of this scene you can see the famous Arch of Washington Square Park and in the background, you can see the neighborhood Greenwich Village . This scene is from Avengers: Infinity War (2018), one of the most exciting movies in the Marvel Universe.

Staten Island Ferry

Board the Staten Island Ferry – Source www.tripsavvy.com

Spiderman: Homecoming (2017) is one of the most amazing films in the Marvel Universe, this film shows Spiderman saving the city hundreds of times. One of the most wonderful scenes of this film takes place on Staten Island Ferry , the incredible Spider-Man saves the people on board the Ferry.

Brooklyn Bridge

One scene that many Marvel fans like is when a young, thin Roger Roberts appears running in Brooklyn Bridge without knowing that he would later become the amazing Captain America.

Brooklyn Bridge – Source Take New York Tours

Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) marked a whole generation, and also started a new chapter of the Marvel Universe in cinema. This scene is very exciting, because it appears one of the most fantastic places in New York and because it shows us the beginning of one of the best Marvel stories in cinema.

Coney Island

Coney Island – Source iStock

Another great scene, one of Spiderman’s most epic: Homecoming (2017) takes place on Coney Island, and is the scene of the final battle between Spiderman and Vulture, a fantastic fight where you can see the ingenuity of young Peter Parker and his strength.

At the back of the battle is the giant wheel of Coney Island , undoubtedly one of the most famous places in New York City .

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Flushing-Meadows-Parks – Source City Travel NYC

Flushing Meadows has appeared in several films, including Captain America: The First Avenger (2011). In this film we see the New York Exposition in 1942 and there appears Captain America walking, in the background are the Towers and the Unisphere of Flushing Meadows Park.

Bethesda Terrace – Central Park

Bethesda Terrace – Source en.wikipedia.org

The iconic Bethesda Terrace fountain appears in the final scenes of The Avengers (2021), there we see the Avengers gathered in front of the famous Central Park fountain waiting while Thor takes Loki to jail.

This fountain is an epic place, appears in many movies and series, and is one of the most beautiful places you can find in Central Park.

George Washington Bridge

George Washington Bridge – Source www.britannica.com

The George Washington Bridge appears in Dr. Strange (2016), in the scene where we see Dr. Stephen Strange in his car crossing the bridge, a few moments before the accident that would lead him to become the magnificent Dr. Strange, one of the most incredible characters we can find in the Marvel Universe.

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Universe of Super Heroes

Exhibit at henry ford museum of american innovation®.

• July 30, 2020 - Jan 31, 2021
• Time: 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

An exhibition for the hero in all of us. From comics to film, Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes features more than 300 artifacts, including some of Marvel’s most iconic and sought-after pages, costumes and props. Spectacular artifacts thrill both avid collectors and casual fans, while immersive set pieces, soundscapes and interactive elements bring the Marvel Universe to life in Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation.

The biggest Marvel exhibition ever chronicles the story of Marvel and its influence on visual culture, while also uncovering the stories of individual characters like Captain America, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Captain Marvel and Doctor Strange. 

Thousands of characters. Hundreds of creators. One experience beyond imagination.

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• A fully immersive design with life-size scenes straight from the Marvel Universe.
• Rare hand-drawn images of iconic heroes, such as Spider-Man, Black Panther and Captain America, by the artists who designed them.
• Concept sketches, props, original comic art and costumes celebrating Marvel’s 80th birthday.
• Interactive elements, including the opportunity to travel through the mysterious mirror dimension of Doctor Strange and pose for selfies alongside life-size representations of Black Panther, Spider-Man and other iconic Marvel characters.

Please note:  Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes are mask-on areas. Strollers, wagons, food and drinks are not allowed in the exhibit. Stroller/wagon parking is available outside the entrance of the exhibit which is close to the exit. Please plan accordingly infants/toddlers, even when sleeping , will need to be carried through the experience. We encourage baby slings or back carriers as an alternative. Photography is allowed. Please remember: Superheroes keep their masks on, even for photos.

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THE AVENGERS FILMING LOCATIONS

The Avengers  franchise is the star-studded heart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The release of the original film in 2012 was a superhero crossover event like no other, and the two sequels,  Avengers: Age of Ultron  (2015) and Avengers: Infinity War (2018), were even bigger and better. With all three Avengers films in the top ten of the highest grossing films of all time, there is no denying the appeal of the Marvel heroes.

The team initially consisted of Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Captain America , Black Widow, and Hawkeye in  The Avengers . Together, they defeat Loki in the now famous Battle of New York. In  Avengers: Age of Ultron , the team must fight Ultron in Eastern European nation Sokovia, where Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Vision, Falcon, and War Machine join the team. In  Infinity War , even more heroes join forces to fight Thanos: Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Okoye, the Winter Soldier, Mantis, Drax, Destroyer, Gamora, Groot, Rocket, and Star-Lord. That’s a lot of superheroes!

Lucky for us, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) aka Iron Man’s Avengers headquarters are located right in New York City, so many of the Avengers’ stomping grounds can be seen on the  Super Tour of NYC ! Check out some notable Avengers sights right here in Manhattan:

• Pershing Square Café, the café where bystanders hide out for safety during the battle at the end of the first film
• Thor (Chris Hemsworth) summons the power of his hammer Mjolnir from the top of the Chrysler Building
• The Grand Central bridge entrance, where the original team of Avengers battles Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and the Kree aliens during the Battle of New York
• Stark Tower is actually the Met Life building, although the exterior shots utilize CGI to establish a different look
• After the heroes receive Loki’s scepter in  Age of Ultron , they return to the Met Life building and meet Agent Hill (Cobie Smulders)
• The Queensboro Bridge is the setting of the scene in  Infinity War when Spider-Man (Tom Holland) senses something is wrong and joins the fight
• The final scene in the 2012 first film takes place in Central Park, and you can see this exact spot on our Central Park Tour , as Thor takes Loki back to Asgard, Tony Stark drives off with Bruce Banner/Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Captain America (Chris Evans) rides away on his motorcycle, and Black Widow (Scarlet Johansson) and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) head off into the distance

Avengers: Endgame , released in April 2019, is already making huge waves at the box office. Ant-Man, The Wasp, and Captain Marvel are set to join the team, and for the fourth time in a row, the cast filmed on location in New York. Check back for updates!

* In an effort to stay current, we are constantly updating our tours with new locations and cannot guarantee the presence of locations mentioned on our site. If you have a particular interest in locations from a specific TV show or movie, please let your tour guide know and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

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New York Super Hero Tour

This post lists all the various ways you can visit the sites where Superhero movies and TV shows were filmed including locations from Spider-man, Superman, Batman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, X-Men, Ghostbusters, and more!

• Do-It-Yourself Superhero Tour
• Guided Superhero Tours
• Free Tour Options
• Comic Book Stores in NYC
• Other Film & Movie Locations
• Things to Do in NYC

DO-IT-YOURSELF SUPERHERO TOUR

More than any other city in the world, New York City has more sites that show up in superhero movies, TV shows, and comic books.

With so many sites to see, we have divided the locations by different parts of NYC. This should help make visiting so many sites more manageable.

Since you will likely be taking the subway to these locations, you should take a look at our posts on navigating the Subway and which MetroCard to buy.  

Also, consider getting around the city by a hop-on, hop-off bus tour , as these tours stop at or near most of the locations.

Do-It-Yourself-Super Hero-Tour

• Lower Manhattan

UPTOWN MANHATTAN

A - Low Memorial Library at Columbia University

One of the most important events ever in the fictional world of superheroes happened here. Well, not at the Low Library, but rather at the Empire State University Science Lab.

Spider-man ’s Peter Parker goes with his high school to see the genetics lab and it is where he is bitten by a radioactive spider, changing his life forever.

Though the lab interior scenes were filmed in Los Angeles on a set the exterior shots of the lab took place on the steps of Columbia University‘s Low Memorial Library ( map ).

Columbia’s campus also features often in Ghostbusters . While you are at Columbia University, take a short walk over to the colorful neighborhood of Harlem, using our Harlem Visitor's Guide .

B - Central Park Bethesda Fountain

So many movies and TV shows have been filmed in this picturesque park, and the world of superheroes is no exception.

In The Avengers , the famed Bethesda Fountain was used as the setting for the final scene when The Avengers bid farewell to each other.

In Jessica Jones, Season 1, Episode 12, Jessica follows a courier through Central Park toward Bethesda Terrace.

As they near the fountain, the courier impales himself on garden shears lying around and Jessica is too late to stop him.

Use our  guide to Central Park to explore the park. Or why not join us on one of our  pay-what-you-like Central Park Tours or try our GPS-enhanced Central Park Audio Tour ?

C - The Frick Museum

The museum, located at 1 E. 70th St., was the inspiration for  The Avengers mansion.

The legendary Stan Lee (who passed away in November 2018 at the superheroic age of 95!) admired the elegant Frick Museum which he walked past during his commute to Marvel Comics offices.

You can visit the Frick for free on certain days of the week ( map ). To find out more, visit their website .

MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

Many of these locations are included in our pay-what-you-like tours of  Midtown Manhattan .

If you want to complement your DIY Superhero tour, you might like our GPS-enhanced Audio Tour of Midtown Manhattan .

See our Guide to Midtown Manhattan as well. 

D - Roosevelt Island Aerial Tram

In the first Spider-Man movie with Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, and Willem Dafoe, this is where the Green Goblin held people hostage and threw Mary Jane into the water near the end of the movie (video below).

You can  ride the Roosevelt Island Tram and you will get breathtaking views of NYC. And once you are on Roosevelt Island it is a lovely place to spend an hour or so.

See our  Self-Guided Roosevelt Island Tour for information on what to do on the island.

E - United Nations Headquarters

This iconic NYC rectangular building is a mainstay in many Marvel Comics.  

In the original Batman movie from the 1960’s the Joker, Penguin, and Riddler try to kidnap the members of the United World Organization’s security or the United Nations.

In Superman IV, Superman addresses the General Assembly at the U.N. to voice his wishes to rid the world of all nuclear weapons.

Our  Self-Guided Midtown Manhattan Tour includes the United Nations, and if you’d like you can take a tour of the UN building. Find out how here .

F - Tudor City Place

In the Spider-man movies, the top floors of stylish 5 Tudor City Place ( map ) were used as the exterior of Norman Osborn’s rooftop mansion.

The interior shots were filmed in L.A. As a side note, non-superhero Katherine Hepburn lived in Tudor City for many years.

G - NY Daily News Building 

In the first Superman movie starring Christopher Reeves as Superman and Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor, this building's lobby serves as the lobby of the Daily Planet, the newspaper where Clark Kent, Superman’s alter ego works. 

This building, located at 220 East 42nd Street between 2nd and 3rd Ave. ( map ), is also where other Superman characters like editor-in-chief Perry White, reporter, and love interest Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen also work.  

H - Overlook Bar

This bar, 225 E. 44th St. ( map ) was formerly Costello's, a bar that attracted authors, newspapermen, and cartoonists.

In the early 1970s, the bar’s owner asked Bill Gallo, who was the president of the National Cartoonists Society at the time, to create a mural to go along with already existing cartoons by the famous humorist James Thurber.

According to legend, Thurber drew on the walls of the bar to pay for his drinks during the Great Depression.

In, 1976, Bill Gallo agreed to make the mural on the wall at Costello’s in exchange for free food and drink for all the cartoonists who joined in.

That May, 40 cartoonists spent 20 minutes doodling on a 4’ x 20’ wall.

Some of the characters you’ll see on the mural are Popeye, the Phantom, Bullwinkle, Beetle Bailey, Archie, Little Orphan Annie, Betty Boop, Fred Flintstone, and Felix the Cat.  

I - Chrysler Building

In the movie, Percy Jackson the Lighting Thief , Percy has a battle on top of the beautiful spire of the Chrysler Building.

In The Avengers , Thor uses the spire of the building to bring down an even bigger-than-usual lightning bolt.

In Spider-Man , when Peter Parker’s Uncle Ben is shot by a robber, Peter slings webs across the skyscrapers of the city to get revenge.

When the robber accidentally kills himself, Peter leaves and ends up sulking on top of one of the gargoyles perched on the top of the Chrysler Building.

See our post to learn more about visiting the  Chrysler Building . 

J- Grand Central Terminal  

In the original X-Men movie, the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Mutants have a big fight scene in the Great Hall inside the terminal.  

In The Avengers there is the epic battle scene in which all of the Avengers, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and the Hulk come together to hold off the Chitauri Alien invasion.

In the first Superman , Lex Luthor’s lair is directly below the train tracks of Grand Central.

In fact, someone tries to sneak into his hidden lair and steps into a trap involving the train lines!

Use our  Self-Guided Grand Central Tour or our  Audio Tour to see what else is inside this incredible and historic sight.

K - Metlife Building

This is Stark Tower, the headquarters for Tony Stark (Iron Man) in The Avengers .

In real life, it's the Metlife Building located at 200 Park Ave. and E. 45th Street, adjacent to Grand Central Terminal.

L - Intersection of 42nd Street and Madison Avenue

This is where the Fantastic 4’s Baxter Building is supposed to be ( map ). In the comics, the landlord originally wanted the team there, because of the publicity.

In both Fantastic 4 live-action movies, the building comes under attack.

M - New York Public Library

In the Spider-Man movie, it was outside this prestigious institution at 42nd St. and 5th Ave. ( map ), that Peter Parker’s Uncle Ben gives some important advice to Peter who has just discovered he is a superhero.

Uncle Ben tells him, “With great power, comes great responsibility.”

Words of wisdom spoken in front of one of the most significant and stunning institutions in New York City history.

You can take a free tour of the inside of the  New York Public Library (where a scene from  Ghostbusters was also filmed!)

N - Times Square at 42nd Street and Broadway

In the original Spider-Man , the Green Goblin and Spider-Man battle each other in Times Square.

In Amazing Spider-Man 2, there is a giant battle scene between Spider-Man and Electro.

In Captain America , Steve Rogers comes out of his coma, runs away from the soldiers, and arrives in a modern Times Square which is a secret Shield compound.

In Superman 2, Superman battles Zod and his crew in Times Square and throughout NYC.

You can find out everything about this electrifying location from our post  Things to do in Times Square . 

O - Marvel Comics Headquarters

at  135 West 50th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues

While you can’t take a tour of Marvel’s headquarters, the video below shows Marvel mastermind Stan Lee taking a tour through their offices.

For more Marvel madness, you can go to Madame Tussauds and see their popular Marvel Super Heroes 4D Experience.

Find out about this exhibit and more from our Madame Tussauds post. We also include ways to get cheaper tickets.  

P - Hell’s Kitchen

This neighborhood runs from West 34th Street to West 57th Street and from 8th Avenue across to the Hudson River.

Decades ago, the area was known for being crime-ridden and run down. This made it perfect to be Daredevil’s stomping ground.

You won’t find Josie’s Bar here, where Daredevil and his friends hang out. The exterior shots of Josie’s were filmed at Turkey’s Nest Tavern in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

To get a feel for the old neighborhood visit a few of the gritty bars still around 42nd Street and 9th Avenue.

To explore the neighborhood, use our  Self-Guided tour of Hell’s Kitchen .  

LOWER MANHATTAN

We have several pay-what-you-wish tours that cover most of these locations. You might also like our self-guided tour of  Lower Manhattan Film and TV Locations . 

Q - Flatiron Building

In the Spider-man movies, this building, at 23rd St. and Broadway ( map ), serves as the Daily Bugle where Parker worked as a photographer.

Read all about this famous and much-photographed triangular building in our post about the Flatiron Building .

R - Joe’s Pizza

The building at 117A Bleecker Street served as the locale for the Sanctum Sanctorum of Dr. Strange, the Sorcerer Supreme for Marvel.

Joe's Pizza was the pizzeria with a 29-minute delivery service in Spider-Man 2. Go inside to see pictures of Tobey Maguire shooting the scene.

Our pay-what-you-like tours of Greenwich Village pass by Joe’s Pizza and also walk along Bleecker Street.

Take a look at our Guide to Greenwich Village as well.  

S - Intersection of Delancey and Essex Streets

You may have heard The Thing of the Fantastic Four refer to Yancy Street.

That’s a combination of Delancey and Essex Streets, the big intersection in the Lower East Side where the co-creator of the Fantastic Four, Jack Kirby, grew up.

The Lower East Side is one of the most interesting and fun neighborhoods to visit in NYC.

In addition to the Fantastic Four, you can find fantastic food there. You might consider taking our Lower East Side Food Tour .

Check out our  Guide to the Lower East Side to find out the hot spots.  

T - Nom Wah Tea Parlor

In Spider-Man 2 , Peter Parker dines here with Gwen’s family. Outside on the street ( map ), Gwen breaks up (for the first time) with Peter.

Though not a superhero, Justin Timberlake filmed his video, Take Back the Night  on Doyers Street.

Nom Wah is one of our favorite places to eat in Chinatown, as the food is good and the history is quite interesting.

Our Chinatown Food Tour walks along Doyers Street and past this restaurant.

U - JP Morgan Building

In The Dark Knight Rises , this building is used as the Gotham Stock Exchange. It is diagonally across the street from the actual New York Stock Exchange.

In the movie, Bane storms the Gotham Stock Exchange and drains Bruce Wayne's bank account. 

This is also where the final battle between Bane and Batman takes place. 

This intersection is included in our Lower Manhattan tours . In addition, to seeing the JP Morgan building, we also show you the  New York Stock Exchange and  Federal Hall .  

V - Staten Island Ferry  

Spider-man : Homecoming , features the Staten Island Ferry in a battle scene between Spidey and the Vulture. 

You can ride the Staten Island Ferry for free and see pretty stunning views of New York City.

Our post, Riding the Staten Island Ferry can help you plan your ride. 

W - Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island  

In the first X-Men film, the climactic battle against Magneto takes place on Liberty Island.

Ellis Island was also used as a location in the film.

It served as the event venue for the gathering of the world’s leaders whom Magneto planned to mutate using a machine hidden in the Lady Liberty’s torch.

Thus, it made perfect sense then that the New York premiere of X-Men was held on Ellis Island.

If you plan on visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, our post,  How to Visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island  has all the information you need to plan a smooth visit.

All these locations are in the neighborhood of DUMBO. There is a lot to see in this trendy and historic neighborhood, where many other films have been filmed.

To see more of DUMBO, you should check out our pay-what-you-like walking tour of  Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Heights, and DUMBO .

We also have a useful  Guide to DUMBO sights to see and suggestions of where to eat and shop.

X - Brooklyn Bridge 

In Amazing Spider-Man 2, the Brooklyn Bridge is where Spiderman professes his love for Gwen Stacey by writing “I LOVE YOU” in webbing across the bridge.

In The Dark Knight Rises , this was one of the two bridges you saw having a surgical demolition to prevent people from leaving Gotham.

Walking over the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the best free things to do in NYC.

You can use our free  Guide to Walking the Brooklyn Bridge  or try our (almost free)  GPS-led audio tour of the Brooklyn Bridge .

We offer several  pay-what-you-wish tours that include the Brooklyn Bridge including our  Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO Tour  and our  9/11 Memorial and Brooklyn Bridge Night Tour .

Y - Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park

This park in DUMBO is the location in Amazing Spider-man 2 where Peter Parker and his friend Harry skip stones on the water as they catch up with each other.  

This Brooklyn waterfront park offers a stunning view of downtown Manhattan and both the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. 

Z - Power Plant at John Street & Pearl Street along the East River

This power plant, which can be seen from both the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, is the setting for the climactic final battle between Electro and Spider-man in Amazing Spider-Man 2.

While in Brooklyn, use our post on  things to do in Brooklyn , to see what else there is to do in NYC’s most populated borough.

GUIDED TOURS

Super hero bus tour by on locations ny.

This 3-hour guided bus tour takes you to 40 superhero and comics-related locations in NYC. This is a family-friendly tour for all ages.

When your bus arrives at the locations, you will watch short clips from the specific movie and television shows filmed at that spot.

This helps you connect the movie scenes and the place you are seeing with your own eyes.

• Schedule: Fridays and Saturdays at 12 p.m. Additional times scheduled during the holiday season. See their  calendar .
• Prices: Adults $56 | Children $35
• More information and to purchase tickets

This tour is highly rated by reviewers on TripAdvisor. Guests say that guides are incredibly enthusiastic and have a vast knowledge of the world of superheroes and comics.

The buses are comfortable and the tour is suitable for all ages. Admittedly, this tour is a bit pricey but guests comment that it is worth the money.  

TIP: You can save $20 off this tour if you are a New York City Explorer Pass holder. 

Read below on how you can save money on this tour and many other attractions by getting an Explorer tourist concession pass. 

Superheroes Walking Tour by Top Dog Tours

This two-hour superhero and comic book-themed walking tour visits the city’s most famous superhero movie locations. 

It also covers sites that inspired the writers and artists who developed so many of the superheroes you know and love.  

This tour is highly rated by Get Your Guide and Trip Advisor. Tour guests say the guides are both knowledgeable and funny, making the tour well-rounded.

Guides also share lesser-known facts and stories about the world of the creators of superhero characters. Some guests were not even superhero fans yet loved the tour.  

• Tour schedule: Runs daily at 3:30 pm
• Prices: Adults: $35 | Children 5-12 $26 | Children under 5: Free
• More information and to purchase tickets .

TIP:  This tour is included in several New York tourist concession passes. Read below  to find out about how getting a tourist concession pass can save you money on this tour and dozens of other attractions.

Free Tours By Foot

These pay-what-you-wish walking tours include many of the locations included in the self-guided tour:

• Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO Tour
• SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown Tour
• Greenwich Village
• Midtown Manhattan
• Grand Central Terminal Tour
• Central Park
• Lower East Side Food Tour
• Greenwich Village Food Tour
• Chinatown Food Tour

Several of these tours are also available as self-guided tours and GPS-enhanced Audio Tours .

SUPERHERO TOURS INCLUDED IN NYC TOURIST PASSES

If you are looking for a way to save money on a guided superhero tour and superhero-related sites, as well as other NYC attractions, you should consider buying a tourist pass.

The  Superheroes Walking Tour by Top Dog Tours listed above is included in both the  New York Pass  and the  New York Explorer Pass . 

Many tourist passes include VIP entry to Madame Tussauds which has the  Marvel Super Heroes 4D Experience. 

Also, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (in the X-Men movies) are also included in most tourist passes. 

If you plan on visiting these sites, taking a superhero tour and visiting other top attractions, you may find that purchasing one of the many different passes available will save you money.

Find out more from our post comparing  New York City Attraction Passes . 

You might also want to see if there are any deals on Groupon .

COMIC BOOKSTORES

Midtown comics.

This is one of the best comic book stores you will ever encounter! Comic book lovers can buy new releases and find vintage issues.

They also sell graphic novels, sci-fi books, and collectibles. Fun to browse even if you are not a comics connoisseur!

See their  website  for more information. They have several locations in NYC: 

• Times Square (flagship store) - 200 W. 40th Street (corner of 7th Ave).  
• Lower Manhattan   - 64 Fulton Street (corner of Gold St.) 
• Grand Central - 459 Lexington Avenue (corner of 45th St.)

Here is a virtual tour of their Midtown location.

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The Most Detailed Online Map of Marvel's New York City

Things get hairy when you compare the MCU's New York to the real one.

Many of Marvel’s superhero films have been set in New York City, and yet it’s hard to find a map that shows where the events of the films actually take place. We’ve created a map of the so-called Marvel Cinematic Universe using Google Maps, which we’re calling “Inverse’s Marvel NYC Map.” The collection of MCU events extends north to suburban Westchester County (where Charles Xavier founded his Institute) and south to Staten Island, where The Hand trains its youngest recruits in Iron Fist .

The eight movie properties and nine TV properties represented on the map below below include: X-Men (2000), Iron Man (2008), The Incredible Hulk (2008), Iron Man 2 (2010), Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), The Avengers (2012), Daredevil (2015), Jessica Jones (2015), Agent Carter (2015), Luke Cage (2016), Doctor Strange (2016), Deadpool (2016), Iron Fist (2017), and projected locations from The Defenders (2016), Punisher (2017), Cloak and Dagger (2018) , The Runaways , Inhumans , and Squirrel Girl (date TBA).

Though Deadpool purposefully makes it difficult for fans to figure out where all of its action takes place, we went ahead and added events from his first movie to the map, too.

What the Map Teaches Us

Here are a few of the points of interest we discovered while plotting events.

9. The Chitauri invasion in The Avengers definitely would have leveled Jessica Jones’s mid-town apartment. She’s not nearly as angry at the Avengers as she appears to be in Jessica Jones Season 1.

8. The citizens of Harlem in Luke Cage should have been discussing how Hulk and the Abomination nearly destroyed the Apollo a few years before Luke showed up.

7. Given that Deadpool probably lives in the Bronx, it’s likely that Luke Cage is aware of his antics and he’s probably annoyed.

6. Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson probably ran into Luke while they were attending Columbia Law School near Harlem.

5. Given the dialogue in The Avengers , there’s really only one possible shawarma restaurant for Tony Stark to bring his buddies to, and it’s, as he says, “two blocks” from where he touches down with the Hulk.

4. When Madame Gao and Kingpin discuss their evil plans in Daredevil , they probably should have pointed to the Rand Industries building, which is definitely within eyesight of their meetup spot. As in, “Yeah, let’s mess with Danny Rand now, who’s probably … over there.”

Oh, Karen, are you finished with your chicken tikka masala? Would you like to walk TWO BLOCKS to this great dive bar I know?

3. The lit-up restaurant where Matt Murdock takes Karen Page on a date is super close to Luke Cage’s bar. They probably could have gone in for a nightcap if the Defenders had been formed already.

Shit. Well, at least she lives near Daredevil too.

2. Jessica Jones’s best friend, Patsy Walker, lives dangerously close to Kilgrave. Considering how often Jessica and Patsy talk in whispers about what he did, they’d be even more frightened to know he was chilling a couple blocks away.

1. Peggy Carter clearly planned out her life according to Steve Rogers after he “died.” Her favorite diner is right by the hospital where he was born, and her apartment is right by the S.H.I.E.L.D. secret headquarters where he wakes up decades after she’s bedridden.

Once we put together the clearly-defined events of Marvel’s Netflix TV shows and Disney movies, we were left with the events of Fox’s films, including Deadpool .

Figuring Out the Deadpool Map

Before releasing the map, we had to solve the Deadpool problem. Though Deadpool (2016) almost certainly takes place outside New York City, Fox and Marvel were so dedicated to keeping it out of the MCU’s primary timeline that all of the street signs that would have indicated each scene’s location in New York were changed to comic book artist and writer names.

While funny, the street signs in 'Deadpool' are really unhelpful.

Though we can’t pinpoint where the events of Deadpool take place, we’ve added an optional set of pins for the best estimates we were able to muster, given the fact that Deadpool visits Xavier’s Institute in Westchester without flying. Some comics put Deadpool’s adventures in Chicago, but because the film doesn’t specify, we can assume he’s in New York.

When Colossus watches the news early on in Deadpool , he overhears a journalist say, “shots fired on the crosstown expressway.” If Deadpool’s first fight scene occurs on the Cross Bronx Expressway, and the visuals indicate that three separate highways are overlapping where he jumps into a car, we can assume he’s fighting in Schuylerville in the Bronx, where 678, 95, and 295 all merge .

Now, because Dopinder tries to charge Deadpool $27.50 for his New York City cab ride to this location, and NYC cabs currently charge $2.50 per mile, plus the “standard City fare rate of $3.30, which includes a 50-cent State surcharge and a 30-cent Improvement surcharge.” From that, we can assume that that Deadpool’s apartment with Blind Al is within a 9.36-mile radius of that drop-off point. It is, therefore, extremely likely that Wade Wilson and Al live in the Bronx.

On Wade and Vanessa’s first date, they visit an indoor arcade that appears to have both skee-ball and a bowling alley. That narrows the number of bars-with-games down quite a bit. If this locale is close enough to Hellhouse, aka “Sister Margaret’s School for Wayward Children,” and isn’t a shiny, brand-name establishment like Dave & Buster’s or Chuck E. Cheese’s, it’s probably Fun Fuzion in New Rochelle.

Figuring out Hellhouse’s location proved more difficult, but a throwaway joke Wade makes when speaking to Agent Smith — “we’re within 50 yards of a school” — can be taken as gospel (though it’s probably not). That means if Hellhouse is in the Bronx, and if it’s close enough to Fun Fuzion, we can assume Wade is jokingly referring to the North Bronx, where most schools in the borough relocated. That also means Vanessa and Wade were close enough to Fun Fuzion upon meeting at Hellhouse that they traveled the short distance to play skee-ball.

When Wade follows Vanessa from work to her old apartment, we see that it’s most likely in Chinatown, as all the signs Vanessa passes are written in Chinese. (You’ve already suspended disbelief long enough, so ignoring the fact that these locations don’t look anything like actual New York Chinatown shouldn’t be an issue.)

The final fight scene in Deadpool takes place at a maritime port near the rest of the film’s events, and there’s one large highway near it. Considering those landmarks, we can assume it could take place at Port Morris in the Bronx.

The Mapping Has Only Begun

We’ll add locations from each new episode of The Defenders . Also, Spider-Man: Homecoming will be largely set in Queens, so the events of that film will help us flesh out Peter Parker’s corner of New York City. As of this writing, we have included Peter Parker’s high school, and the location of one of his movie posters (overlooking the Avengers Tower) on our map, but we’ll add more come July.

Thor: Ragnarok will spend a very short time in New York City, as the post-credits scene in Doctor Strange indicated, and Infinity War could include a scene or two in the Big Apple, though reports say both of those films will take place in space, for the most part. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. isn’t currently represented in full, so we may add locations from the show to the map in time.

As for future Marvel TV shows, we’ve included the location of Squirrel Girl’s fictional alma mater and Port Authority, where Cloak and Dagger typically meet in comics canon. Legion does not take place in New York City, and neither will Runaways . Marvel’s as-yet-untitled X-Men show will likely take place in Westchester, so the events of that show could feasibly create new locations on our map. Inhumans could potentially add locations as well.

If you have tips for Inverse’s Marvel NYC Map , please shoot an email to [email protected].

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ATEEZ announce North American leg of 2024 to 2025 ‘Towards the Light: Will to Power’ world tour

In support of their new studio album ‘The World EP.FIN : Will’

K-pop boyband ATEEZ have announced the North American leg of their 2024 to 2025 ‘Towards the Light: Will to Power’ world tour, featuring concerts in New York, California and more.

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Today (April 23), ATEEZ announced 10 brand-new cities for their upcoming 2024 to 2025 ‘Towards the Light: Will to Power’ world tour in North America, which will take place this July and August.

The tour will kick-off on July 14 at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. In the same month, the K-pop boyband will also play shows in the US states of California, Arizona, Texas and Minnesota.

In August 2024, ATEEZ will hold concerts in three more US states, including New York, Washington, D.C. and Illinois. Between the latter two shows, the group will also head to Canada for a performance at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena.

The poster for the North American leg of ATEEZ’s ‘Towards the Light: Will to Power’ world tour also teases an upcoming Europe leg that will take place from January to February 2025. More information is expected soon.

ATINY Membership Pre-sale tickets will go on sale May 1 at 10am local time, while general onsale tickets will be available from May 3 at 1am local time onwards, both through Ticketmaster . Head to the official ATEEZ Live website for more information.

The dates for ATEEZ’s 2024 ‘Towards the Light: Will to Power’ world tour are:

JULY 2024 14: Tacoma, Washington, Tacoma Dome 17: Oakland, California, Oakland Arena 20: Los Angeles, California, BMO Stadiu, 25: Phoenix, Arizona, Footprint Center 28: Arlington, Texas, Globe Life Field 31: Duluth, Minnesota, Gas South Arena

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AUGUST 2024 03: New York, New York, Citi Field 06: Washington, D.C., Capital One Arena 08: Toronto, Ontario, Scotiabank Arena 10: Rosemont, Illinois, Allstate Arena

JANUARY to FEBRUARY 2024 Europe

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Yesterday (April 22), ATEEZ announced their new mini-album, ‘Golden Hour: Part. 1’. The record will be released on May 31 at 1pm KST, and will come just six months after their second studio album ‘The World EP.Fin: Will’ in December 2023.

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New York Undercover Cast Set to Reunite for National Tour in Honor of Show’s 30th Anniversary (Exclusive)

The beloved police procedural, starring Malik Yoba, Luna Lauren Velez and Michael DeLorenzo, aired on Fox from 1994 to 1999

The cast of New York Undercover is hitting the road!

In PEOPLE's exclusive look at the Monday, April 29 episode of Tamron Hall , Malik Yoba, Luna Lauren Velez and Michael DeLorenzo reveal that the cast of the police drama will be embarking on a tour across the United States in celebration of the show's 30th anniversary.

"We're here not just to talk about the 30-year anniversary, but how we can bring this moment forward," Yoba, 56, explains. "Audiences has never had a chance to have this experience with us so we intend to go on the road as [a] cast."

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After host Tamron Hall and the audience react with shock, Yoba shares "another iconic" reveal.

"We're going to hit markets across America. We're working with artists that have performed on the show," he continues as the crowd cheers.

New York Undercover aired from Fox from 1994 to 1999. The iconic police procedural followed the story of two undercover detectives, J.C. Williams (Yoba) and Eddie Torres (DeLorenzo). The series included a diverse cast and was one of the first procedurals to cast BIPOC actors in leading roles. It also told realistic storylines that tackles issues from parenting to racism, sexism and drug abuse.

In 2018, Deadline reported that ABC had ordered a pilot for a New York Undercover reboot series.

At the time, the outlet reported that the new series would pick up 20 years after the original show's end. The reboot was to follow detectives Nat Gilmore and Melissa Ortiz and their investigations into the Big Apple's most dangerous criminals from Harlem to Battery Park. Some original cast members were expected to reprise their roles.

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The reboot was to be written and executive produced by Dick Wolf, co-creator of the original series, and Ben Watkins.

However, the network scrapped its plans for the revival. Though New York Undercover 's return to television looks unlikely, Deadline reported that the reboot was getting pitched to other networks in 2020.

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Tamron Hall airs on Monday, April 29 (nationally syndicated, check local listings).

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Tour guides flock to a trivia competition that demands encyclopedic knowledge of NYC

Emily Malterre

The Panorama Challenge is one of the fiercest trivia competition in New York and requires encyclopedic knowledge of the city. It's where tour guides can shine.

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The Panorama Challenge is one of the fiercest trivia competitions in New York City. It takes place at the Queens Museum, which houses a scale model of New York that was first created for the 1964 World's Fair. This annual trivia challenge requires encyclopedic knowledge of the city and attracts those who know it best, mostly tour guides. Earlier this month, reporter Emily Malterre attended the 2024 Panorama Challenge.

JONATHAN TURER: How many people in the room have been to Panorama Challenge before?

EMILY MALTERRE, BYLINE: Quizmaster Jonathan Turer welcomes the crowd.

TURER: How many people have one Panorama Challenge before?

MALTERRE: Two hundred New York City nerds are ready for a cutthroat competition. It's the first year back from the pandemic.

MEGAN MAROD: Well, so we're all a part of team GANYC Panic. It stands for the Guides Association of New York City.

MALTERRE: Megan Marod is a proud, licensed tour guide. This eight-member team has never won the Panorama Challenge since it started in 2007.

MAROD: I think everyone's happy. It's a lot of history fanatics and New York City fanatics all, like, at a history and New York City fanatic party.

MALTERRE: The competitors are all standing on walkways above the Panorama exhibit. They look down on 895,000 miniature buildings, plus trees, roads, even a tiny plane on a string that continuously takes off and lands at the airport. It gives you the feeling that you are looming over the city. The model includes all five boroughs - Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Ayinde Stevens is a guide who specializes in the subway and gives tours of Grand Central Terminal. He says he's mostly prepared.

AYINDE STEVENS: I feel really good tonight except for one category - Staten Island. I love New York City to death, but I barely go to Staten Island.

MALTERRE: The competition includes some general New York trivia, but half of the questions are extra niche, like this one, which starts with a clip from the movie "Enchanted."

(SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC)

UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: The finale of this musical number takes place in front of a sculpture created by the first woman to receive a public art commission in New York City. Pros, name the sculptor.

MALTERRE: If you didn't immediately have sculptor Emma Stebbins on the tip of your tongue, don't worry, neither did I. And some questions get quite technical.

UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: Pros, from 1951 to 1953, which agency ran the subways from the offices located above the tracks at Jay Street?

MALTERRE: There are people here who actually knew the answer...

UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: Wow.

MALTERRE: ...The New York City Board of Transportation, which existed only until the 1950s. Sixty questions later, the judges tally up scores. David Madore, a tour guide and Broadway musician, was hopeful about GANYC Panic's chances.

You had concerns about Staten Island. How did that go?

DAVID MADORE: Well, we still have concerns about Staten Island regardless, but we seemed to come through on a few of those questions.

MALTERRE: Then it's time for the big reveal from Quizmaster Turer.

TURER: In first place...

UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #2: Oh, God.

TURER: ...With 57 points, GANYC Panic.

MALTERRE: The prize for winning the Panorama Challenge? Their team name carved on a plaque and bragging rights for the rest of the year.

For NPR News, I'm Emily Malterre in New York.

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The State Department Kept His Proposal on Course

Ben Krauss flew to Athens to propose to Shana Mansbach, with the help of her State Department colleagues, on the last stop of a European tour.

By Rosalie R. Radomsky

It never bothered Benjamin Andrew Krauss in the slightest if Shana Gabrielle Mansbach took a call from Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, while they were out to dinner, and then ran off to draft a letter or a speech.

“That happened not infrequently,” said Mr. Krauss, 40, who knew the situation all too well. “This is the nature of what we do.”

The two Washington speechwriters had never met or heard of each other before connecting on the Hinge dating app in July 2020, during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“He was in his bubble, I was in mine,” said Ms. Mansbach, 31. “He has done amazing work mainly in the campaign space. I do government stuff.”

Until 2022, Ms. Mansbach had worked as the senior communications adviser and director of speechwriting for Ms. Pelosi. She is now a speechwriter and a senior adviser to Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken.

“We were mutually intrigued,” said Ms. Mansbach, who graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in politics, philosophy and economics from the University of Pennsylvania.

Mr. Krauss, who has a bachelor’s degree in government from Dartmouth, is the chief executive of Fenway, a speechwriting and communications firm in Washington. In 2018, he was the chief political speechwriter for Joseph R. Biden Jr. Additionally, he has served as a speechwriter for the presidential campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Mr. Biden.

“I knew we would hit it off, and start dating,” Ms. Mansbach said. As they messaged and texted each other, Ms. Mansbach ultimately decided that it was best to keep her distance for the time being. After a five-year relationship ended in May 2020, she was in no rush to jump into another.

“She was very engaging, then she would temporarily vanish,” said Mr. Krauss, who patiently waited two months for their first date.

In September 2020, she rode a Capital Bikeshare bicycle to his condominium in Northeast Washington. After he greeted her with a big hug, they had cocktails on the roof of his rowhouse.

For the next six hours, they were never at a loss for words, but they paused long enough at the end of the evening for a kiss.

“It was a very good first kiss,” she said, and as she predicted they started seeing each other regularly.

A week later, she returned for his specialty “eggplant à la Ben,” she said, or eggplant Parmesan. “The house smelled wonderful.”

He loved cooking and prepared Eastern European dishes for her, like stuffed cabbage and borscht with sour cream. Ms. Mansbach, who grew up in Columbia, Md., made crab cakes and potato salad.

They took day trips around Washington, and in November he came up with something way more exotic: a weeklong trip to Bora Bora.

After some hesitation, and consultation with friends and family, she agreed to go in December.

“I’d wake up at 4 in the morning, and sit outside and watch the sun come up,” she said, recalling her time working remotely.

In May 2021, during a 10-day trip, they drove across Georgia (the country, not the state), where he had been for his first consulting job at a firm doing opinion research for its president, Mikheil Saakashvili, and they also stopped in eastern Kyiv in Ukraine.

In spring 2022, they adopted Sasha, a foxhound rescue, and that July Ms. Mansbach moved into his condo. “Any bit of uncertainty evaporated,” she said.

Mr. Krauss supported her as she geared up for her first marathon, and on the day of the race, in Philadelphia, he sprinted around the city with her friends and family to cheer her on.

“It was in the 20s that day, with 50-mile-an-hour gusts,” she said.

When they visited Mr. Krauss’s parents in Katonah, N.Y., in January 2023, they found the perfect wedding venue 20 minutes away, Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, N.Y., and booked it before their engagement.

In February 2023, keeping very much in character, he took off on a secret mission to Athens — his proposal.

“Her colleagues helped in the subterfuge,” he said, and with their help, he caught up with her in Athens at the end of a weeklong European State Department tour.

A colleague had called to tell Ms. Mansbach, who was about to go to sleep, that Mr. Blinken was about to toast staffers on the roof of their hotel — Hotel Grande Bretagne, which had a view of the Parthenon. So she went up there.

Instead, only Mr. Krauss was waiting for her and got down on one knee.

“I did not prepare a speech,” he said, and spoke from the heart.

They took “the long way home,” he said, celebrating in Berlin at a concert featuring her favorite violinist, Joshua Bell, and the next evening with dinner in Paris.

On April 13, Cantor Laura Stein officiated at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, before 150 guests while the couple stood under a huppah with the same tallit her parents were married under.

“We know we’re headed into what promises to be a busy year,” Mr. Krauss said, “and we’re just glad to have each other.”

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The  New York Yankees  (17-10) and  Milwaukee Brewers (17-8) play the 2nd game of a 3-game series at American Family Field Saturday. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m. ET. Let’s analyze BetMGM Sportsbook’s lines around the Yankees vs. Brewers odds and make our expert MLB picks and predictions for the best bets.

Season series: Brewers lead 1-0

The Yankees, who were -134 favorites, lost 7-6 in the series opener Friday with the Over (9) hitting in Milwaukee. New York has lost 2 straight for the 1st time since a 3-game skid from April 14-16.

Four runs were driven in by 3B  Joey Ortiz  of the Brewers, who cashed as +124 underdogs. He walked it off with an RBI single in the 11th to give Milwaukee its 3rd straight win.

Yankees at Brewers projected starters

LHP Carlos Rodón vs. RHP Joe Ross

Rodón (1-1, 2.70 ERA) makes his 6th start. He has a 1.35 WHIP, 4.4 BB/9 and 7.4 K/9 in 26 2/3 innings.

• Last start: No-decision, 7 IP, 0 ER, 1 H, 2 BB, 4 K in 2-0 home loss vs. Oakland A’s Monday
• Career vs. Brewers: 0-1, 3.27 ERA (11 IP, 4 ER), 1.82 WHIP in 3 starts

Ross (1-2, 4.05 ERA) makes his 5th start. He has a 1.55 WHIP, 4.1 BB/9 and 8.1 K/9 in 20 innings.

• Last start: Loss, 5 1/3 IP, 2 R (1 ER), 6 H, 1 BB, 4 K in 4-2 loss at Pittsburgh Pirates Monday
• Career vs. Yankees: 0-0, 3.60 ERA (5 IP, 2 ER), 3 H, 5 BB, 7 K in 1 start, a 3-2 road loss with Washington Nationals May 9, 2021

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• Moneyline (ML) : Yankees -120 (bet $120 to win $100) | Brewers +100 (bet $100 to win $100)
• Run line (RL)/Against the spread (ATS) : Yankees -1.5 (+135) | Brewers +1.5 (-165)
• Over/Under (O/U) : 8.5 (O: -115 | U: -105)

Yankees at Brewers picks and predictions

Yankees 4, Brewers 3

While I like the Yankees to bounce back after losing 2 straight games, I’m more confident in Rodón’s ability to limit the Brewers offense in the 1st 5 innings. He hasn’t allowed more than 3 runs in a start this season and pitched 7 scoreless innings last time out.

BET YANKEES FIRST 5 INNINGS ( -120 ).

Run line/Against the spread

Taking the Yankees to win by multiple runs after back-to-back losses seems a little aggressive, and Brewers +1.5 is too expensive at -165.

PASS . Bet New York in the 1st 5 innings and/or the total instead.

If Rodón picks up where he left off against the A’s, then it’s unlikely that the Brewers will score more than 3 runs. Add in the fact that the Yankees have scored 4 or fewer in 6 of their last 11 games, and we have a decent shot at seeing fewer than 8.5 runs Saturday.

BET UNDER 8.5 ( -105 ).

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Ellis Kaplan , a quirky and beloved veteran New York Post shutterbug who made Queens courts his unrivaled turf during a spectacular four-decade career, has died.

Kaplan was found dead earlier this week in the same Jamaica, Queens apartment he lived in since 1963, and where he once cared for his mother before she died at the age of 101, recalled longtime colleagues and friends.

He joined The Post in 1981 and soon became a mainstay in his home borough, where he knew just about every judge, prosecutor, court officer and lawyer.

“Ellis Kaplan had the Queens courthouse wired,” recalled Post reporter Kevin Sheehan.

“When there was a press office [at the courthouse], judges would stop by and tell Ellis, ‘I have a great story for you.’ I never saw any other press rooms where judges would walk in and tell photographers they have a great story.”

Lia Eustachewich, The Post’s managing editor of news, also fondly recalled working with Kaplan during her reporting days.

“I’ll always remember Ellis for his colorful personality — and rocking up to scenes in his giant Hummer, of course,” said Eustachewich.

“A quintessential son of Queens, he served on the frontlines of the tabloid wars during a bygone era. He was a friendly face on door knocks, an expert when it came to Queens court, and was truly dedicated to his photography. As we say on the streets, we’ll see you on the next one, Ellis.”

Some of his most recent  New York Post front page photos included a 2019 shot of a Queens hoarder filling her front yard with trash, under the headline, “FILTH AVE.”

A 2022 cover demanding “JUSTICE” featured a Kaplan photo of a New York City cabbie’s widow, after she broke down in tears recalling how she told her kids their father was killed by a group of thugs during a robbery.

Kaplan’s other passions, besides photography, included being a Queens history buff, and collecting World War II rifles and other historic weapons, which he’d routinely fire at outdoor shooting ranges on Long Island, according to friends.

He also enjoyed telling jokes on assignments and making reporters and other photographers laugh.

Kaplan once boasted his parents submitted his photo to Gerber Foods when he was an infant and that he had brief fame as a “Gerber baby during the 1940’s,” recalled longtime friend and photographer Kevin Downs.

Bruce Cotler, president of the New York Press Photographers Association, called Kaplan a Queens institution who will be sorely missed.

“He knew everything about Queens and what to do,” said Cotler.

“And he had a distinct laugh that everyone will remember.”

A gofundme page was set up for Kaplan to pay for a Jewish burial.

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