Tour Grand Central Terminal with noted historian Dan Brucker, can accommodate up to 25 people

• Discover a jewel in GCT worth between $10-20 million.


• Visit a secret, hidden staircase on the main concourse that no one ever sees--but is used all the time.


• Learn about New York City's deepest, largest and most secret basement, which Adolf Hitler tried to have destroyed in 1942.  And what he wanted to have destroyed--and almost did--is still down there.


• Unveil a design error in the main concourse--that is the size of the main concourse.


• Learn about a secret train station (which we adamantly state does NOT exist) that's buried within the terminal--which contains another historic secret within itself. Built in the 1930s, it's so secret today that gunmen are often stationed nearby to protect it.


• Explore our Lost and Found--and find out why it's the word's most effective lost and found.


• Whisper a secret in a certain corner of the terminal--and have your friend hear it 30 feet away.


• Learn how time--as we know it--actually, truly began in Grand Central.


• Learn about the world's most secret elevator.  Built in 1932, and which the federal government insists MUST ALWAYS be kept in perfect condition.


• View an elaborate clock carved in a marble wall with a cryptic inscription testifying that time - as we know it today - began in Grand Central Terminal.


• Hear about a 1913 Westinghouse electronic computer (yes, from 1913) that was designed to locate trains that have seemingly disappeared. And it's encased in glass.


• View massive one-inch secret---invisible to us today, but to be clearly seen and known hundreds of thousands of years from now.