Fifth Avenue might be home to some of the world’s ritziest retailers, but the real deals are to be found outside the city. Head to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets for a day spent scoping out savings on brand-name wares at shops like Coach, Crate and Barrel, and Neiman Marcus Last Call.
Hop on a comfortable, air-conditioned bus in central Manhattan and take a short hour-long drive to the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. Home to over 220 outlet and factory stores, there’s something here for everyone, whether you’re shopping for athletic gear, workwear or items for your kitchen or home.
Add on to already deep discounts with a special VIP coupon book, which includes hundreds of dollars in additional savings. Grab your bags and shop ‘til you drop, checking out the goods at stores like Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Gap, J. Crew, The North Face, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, Steve Madden, Theory, Wolford, Disney Store Outlet, Nike, Longchamp, Sunglass Hut, Le Creuset, and Tom Ford. If you need to refuel as you shop, eateries like Starbucks, Le Pain Quotidien, Cinnabon, and Shake Shack are quick and tasty options for a snack or meal on the go.
Fifth Avenue might be home to some of the world’s ritziest retailers, but the real deals are to be found outside the city. Head to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets for a day spent scoping out savings on brand-name wares at shops like Coach, Crate and Barrel, and Neiman Marcus Last Call.
Hop on a comfortable, air-conditioned bus in central Manhattan and take a short hour-long drive to the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. Home to over 220 outlet and factory stores, there’s something here for everyone, whether you’re shopping for athletic gear, workwear or items for your kitchen or home.
Add on to already deep discounts with a special VIP coupon book, which includes hundreds of dollars in additional savings. Grab your bags and shop ‘til you drop, checking out the goods at stores like Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Gap, J. Crew, The North Face, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, Steve Madden, Theory, Wolford, Disney Store Outlet, Nike, Longchamp, Sunglass Hut, Le Creuset, and Tom Ford. If you need to refuel as you shop, eateries like Starbucks, Le Pain Quotidien, Cinnabon, and Shake Shack are quick and tasty options for a snack or meal on the go.
Woodbury Common Premium Outlets
498 Red Apple Ct
Central Valley 10917
Gray Line Visitor Center
777 8th Avenue
New York 10036
Port Authority Bus Terminal - Gate 409
625 8th Avenue
New York 10018
Convenient & comfortable transport to Woodbury Common
World-class brand-name products at deeply discounted prices
More than 250 stores & a variety of restaurants & eateries
VIP coupon book worth hundreds in additional savings
Retailers like J. Crew, The North Face, Theory and Tom Ford
Roundtrip transport from New York City to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets
Special VIP booklet for additional discounts
Food and drinks
Children aged 2 and younger are complimentary provided that they do not occupy an additional seat.
This activity is wheelchair accessible.
Mall opening hours are 9 AM–9 PM.
Shuttles to Woodbury Common leave approximately every 1–2 hours between 7:15 AM and 2:45 PM from Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.
Return shuttles to Manhattan depart approximately every 30–90 minutes between noon and 7 PM, with the final shuttle back at 9:26 PM.
If you do not exchange your voucher for your tickets in advance, check-in is 1 hour prior to your desired departure time.
If you exchange your voucher for tickets in advance, check-in is 15 minutes prior to your desired departure time.
Shopping Excursion to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets ratings based on 27 Verified Reviews
4.1 out of 5
Waited for 2 1/2 hours for return. Bus not as per schedule
A verified traveller
The cheapest way to get to the Outlets. But the buses don’t run often enough and fill up too quickly
Michelle
Australia
Was a great day trip. Once you know where the bus station is, and redeem your voucher its pretty straight forward from there. I would book again.
A verified traveller
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