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$20 for 2 Unlimited Rides Passes

Regularly $41, this deal includes park admission and 2 unlimited ride wristbands. Or for $40, 4 people can spend the day at the amusement park, regularly $82. Take a ride on the Fun Slide, Aeromax crop plane or the Mini Mouse roller coaster. Makes for the perfect family outing this summer.

45% off dinner for 2 at Petaluma

Your brunch reservation gets you a guaranteed table on the sidewalk terrace, where you can take in the bustling First Avenue scene. You’ll split a bottle of Mumm Brut Champagne, which you can mix with orange juice or peach puree. Standout brunch dishes include the eggs carpaccio, poached eggs over thinly sliced raw beef, served with arugula and hollandaise, and savory crêpes customized to your preference.

60 % off Sushi Dinner for 2

Chef Jean-Francois Piege was awarded two Michelin stars in 2011 for his gourmet work and now lends his creativity to help create Sushi Shop’s Japanese-fusion menu, which The New York Times calls “attractive and fashioned with imagination.” For $99, two can dine on a five-course tasting dinner including drinks that's regularly $234.

30% off Wine and Cheese Plate

Chef Jason Weiner knows that fresh ingredients and simple preparation goes a long way. You’ll see that in his cheese board—farm-fresh selections paired with walnuts, balsamic syrup and dried fruit—and his charcuterie menu, where cured meats like bresaola (dry-aged, salted beef) are complemented by fresh arugula and salsa verde.

$75 for 3 Signature Pastas + 3 Cocktails

Check 3 of Michelin-starred chef Michael White’s lauded Italian eateries off your all-time list with this passport for gourmet pasta & cocktails at Ai Fiori, Marea, and Osteria Morini, yours for just $75. That price unlocks your choice of any homemade pasta dish from each menu (usually $20-30 alone), from Marea’s fusilli with red wine-braised octopus with bone marrow, to Morini’s ever-popular Gramigna (macaroni, pork sausage, peas, black pepper). With each meal, you’ll sip a full-size signature cocktail concocted by mixologist Eben Freeman.

$44.50 Tickets to the Modern Circus (50% off)

Fans of the big top have surely never seen anything like Spiegelworld, an extravaganza the brings together classic vaudevillian comedy, international cabaret stars, glamorous burlesque performers, surreal circus acts, and contortionists who put Gumby to shame. Honoring the early 20th-century tradition of the Spiegeltent, a traveling Belgian entertainment that fused cabaret with the circus arts, this modern spectacle presents its acts in a tent made from teak wood and canvas, with an interior decked out in stained glass and mirrors.

$6 for One-Hour Open Bar and Ticket to Concert

Score a chance to see the rockin’ R&B/urban soul band Vintage Trouble, with special guest singer-songwriter Neal Carlson, on May 30 at Webster Hall’s The Studio. Your ticket includes a VIP pre-show meet-and-greet with the band, plus complimentary Heineken beer from 7 to 8 p.m. The Studio is Webster Hall’s intimate performance space that holds only 300 people.

30% off Year-Long Blow-Out Package

The Lush membership will treat your tresses to one blow-out per week at any Drybar location for one full year. Outfitted with marble bars, plush chairs, sunny pops of yellow and clever touches like a “blow-dry chandelier,” this sleek spot is sure to win you over. One glimpse of Drybar founder Alli Webb’s perfectly tousled waves and you’ll want what she’s having.

40% off Dinner for 2 at In Vino

You and your date will indulge with two glasses of prosecco, one appetizer, one pasta dish, two entrees, one dessert and two coffee drinks. You’ll have a hard time deciding between delicious options like shrimp risotto with butternut squash and pancetta, and prosciutto-studded eggplant Parmesan. Wine Spectator hailed In Vino’s wine list as “one of the most outstanding restaurant wine lists in the world.”

$19 for 4 dumplings and 2 beers

Chinese-Korean fusion hotspot Dong Chun Hong comes to Manhattan after almost 20 years of success in its native Seoul. After work, you can head over to the Fifth Avenue restaurant for two orders of pork, shrimp or vegetable dumplings (either fried, spicy or boiled), plus two beers to wash them down.

40% off Lunch for 2 at The Pierre New York

Lunch in this sumptuous hotel lobby bar is an elegant affair. Appetizer selections include shaved yellowfin tuna, tataki of Angus tenderloin and Vietnamese crab paper roll. The light soup-and-salad combo brings a steaming bowl of the chef’s daily creation together with your choice of salads such as a classic Caesar, spring greens and caprese.

$39 Brunch for 2 with Unlimited Drinks

For $39, have Sunday brunch for 2 with drinks at Beacon Restaurant & Bar in Midtown. This deal includes 2 brunch entrees, 2 brunch side dishes, a pastry plate and coffee or tea, regularly $96. What's more, treat yourself to unlimited mimosas, bellinis or bloody marys!

$10 Mets Tickets including Weekends & Memorial Day

David Wright and the New York Mets are starting to find their stride in 2012. With today's local deal, Travelzoo subscribers can choose from six upcoming home games, including weekend dates and Memorial Day. Tickets start at $10, regularly $12-$20, and upgrades that include food and drink are also available.

60% off Roof-Top Pool and Fitness Membership

You can stay cool, fit and relaxed this summer with a membership to Le Parker Meridien’s gravity fitness club and rooftop pool from Memorial Day Monday to Labor Day Monday. The glass-enclosed rooftop pool is perched 42 stories above ground and offers stunning views of the city, along with a newly renovated outdoor sundeck to soak up some vitamin D.

50% off Dinner at Gyu-Kaku

This celebrity hotspot and New York magazine Critics’ Pick will reinvent the way you think about grilling with its signature yakiniku, tabletop Japanese barbecue. You’ll choose from grill-able ingredients like Kobe beef, lamb chops, lobster, grilled vegetables and garlic shrimp, with marinades such as miso, garlic, teriyaki or basil pesto.

$80 for a Three-Course Dinner with Wine for Two

David Burke has become a household name where renowned chefs are concerned - and rightfully so. As its location in bustling Bloomingdale's would suggest, this David Burke eatery is characterized by a sense of energy and vibrance. Whimsical decor and friendly service work towards creating a welcoming atmosphere, while the approachable menu makes his delicious fare easily accessible to all diners. Treat yourself and a companion to a savory three-course dinner complemented by a bottle of wine and either port wine or coffee for dessert any time after 4:00pm daily through June 1, 2012.