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About Married Over Manhattan - Helicopter Tour

Welcome to Married Over Manhattan at Downtown Skyport, the primary departure point for NYC helicopter sightseeing tours. Located on the East River at 6 East River Piers in Lower Manhattan, this multi-modal vertiport is a hub for stunning skyline views, future urban air mobility, and unforgettable experiences over New York City. The venue operates as a flexible helicopter tour site with seating determined by each aircraft and tour package, rather than a traditional fixed seating chart.

Downtown Skyport (formerly the Downtown Manhattan Heliport) is a purpose-built facility focusing on efficient, easy access for visitors from across NYC. Whether you’re a first-time flyer or a returning guest, we’ve got you covered with practical information on parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining options to help you plan a smooth day of adventure.

Key details: The heliport provides 13 helicopter parking spaces, with typical tours seating 4-6 passengers per aircraft. There is no on-site public parking; convenient garages and lots are located at South Street & Whitehall Street and near South Street Seaport (Pier 17). The site is a short 5-minute walk from South Ferry (1 train) with Whitehall Street access nearby, making it easy to reach from Lower Manhattan and popular NYC neighborhoods. As a growing eVTOL hub, Downtown Skyport hosts current helicopter tours and is positioned for future urban air mobility with operators such as Archer, Joby, and Blade continuing to build daytime sightseeing options. Nearby hotels within walking distance include Hilton Garden Inn NYC Financial Center/Manhattan Downtown (6 Water Street) and Hampton Inn Manhattan/Downtown-Financial District (32 Pearl Street), along with other Fi-District accommodations and amenities.

Secure your seats through our trusted connections—we can help with practical arrangements, from selecting a tour package to coordinating transportation and nearby stay options. If you’re looking for a seamless NYC aerial adventure, Downtown Skyport is your go-to launch point for breathtaking views of Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, and the harbor outlines that define New York City’s skyline.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and venue type: Downtown Manhattan Heliport, now branded as Downtown Skyport, located at 6 East River Piers, New York, NY 10004; primary site for the Married Over Manhattan helicopter tours.
  • Capacity: The heliport provides 13 helicopter parking spaces; helicopter tours typically seat 4-6 passengers per aircraft depending on the helicopter model.
  • Seating/charts: There is no fixed seating chart for the venue itself; seating is determined by the helicopter's capacity (4-6 seats per helicopter) and the specific tour package.
  • Parking: No on-site parking at the heliport; nearest parking options include garages at South Street & Whitehall Street or the South Street Seaport (Pier 17).
  • Transit: 5-minute walk from South Ferry (1 train) with Whitehall Street access (R/W) nearby; convenient for visitors traveling from lower Manhattan or NYC tourist areas.
  • Nearby hotels: Hilton Garden Inn NYC Financial Center/Manhattan Downtown (6 Water Street), Hampton Inn Manhattan/Downtown-Financial District (32 Pearl Street), Hampton Inn Downtown/Financial District, and other Fi-District hotels are within walking distance.
  • Notable events hosted: The site is being developed as a multi-modal vertiport for electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, and functions as a hub for sightseeing tours and future urban air mobility (e.g., Archer, Joby, Blade) operations. It remains the primary NYC departure point for helicopter tours; renamed to Downtown Skyport in 2025.
  • Note on renaming: The Downtown Manhattan Heliport was officially rebranded as Downtown Skyport in 2025 by NYCEDC.