Celebrate Halloween with a special nighttime Garbage and Rats in New York City history walking tour. We'll talk about how New York City sanitation history from the 1800s to today (pretty scary stuff), share special Halloween trash facts (it may haunt you), uncover why rats thrive in NYC (warning: may cause nightmares), and discuss what we can do to clean up (hopefully a happy Halloween ending). Rats may or may not make appearances along the way - whether that's a gross trick or sweet treat is up to you. It's the perfect tour to wrap up spooky season in NYC.
This tour is led by a graduate of the NYC Rat Academy and Sanitation Foundation Trash Academy, and a member of the NYC Rat Pack and Guides Association of NYC.
We will meet at the entrance to DeLury Square on the northeast corner of Fulton Street and Gold Street.
We will end in City Hall Park
We will investigate rat habitats and talk about Halloween garbage, as well as John DeLury Sr's impact on New York City. (We may or may not see rats.)
We will visit Ryders Alley and a garbage lot and discuss sanitation history as well as how rats navigate life in NYC. Plus: the history of rat fights! (We may or may not see rats.)
At Theatre Alley, you'll hear two rat horror stories and look for more rats. (We may or may not see rats.)
Wrap up the tour with how the City handles garbage and rats today and get a treat!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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