Your Tour Pictures
At Uncle Sam’s New York, we understand that your journey to New York is based on your search for a magic experience that you can take home with you: hence our motto, Go Home with a Story. A key part of that story is the photos recording your experience, whether they be in front of the most famous landmarks of New York City, or capturing you sharing a great time with fellow travelers in New York City’s most famous bars or its most glamorous night clubs.
Uncle Sam’s New York provides a photographer on the tour that allows you to put away your camera and focus on soaking in the joys of New York City. We offer our photographs to you for free on our facebook and flickr websites so that you can instantly share your adventures in New York City with your friends across the world. Simply tag yourself in the photos, or save them to your computer, and do with them as you please.

If you like the free photographs from the tour, you can elect to go to our printroom website and order printed photographs, mugs, T-Shirts, or other printed products mailed to your house.

If you would like to have printed photographs of yourself with our photographer focusing on your specific photograph needs, you may pre-pay for a photo pass that gives you 5 5"x7" printed photographs of your choice from the tour, mailed to your house, for a low price of $25. Some companies charge hundreds of dollars to have a photographer shoot photos of you in New York City.
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Chelsea Night Club Tour: The Best Time of My Life!
Lak, Partydigest.com,
August, 2009
At the start of the tour Sam declared that "by the second pub, I'm largely irrelevant." As I look around at the seven people who started tonight as strangers and who are now laughing and chatting, I can see what he means.
Rob McFarland, Sydney Sydney Sun-Herald,
October, 2009
The Pub Crawl was a one-of-a-kind journey covering about a mile amidst the imbibing of cocktails in exciting, historic, and exclusive locales.
Kristopher Carpenter, City Guide Magazine,
May, 2009