New York From Atop A Skyscraper
When you walk through New York skyscrapers surround you, the one slightly higher than the other. But rather getting a sore neck from looking up, why not uplift yourself with a journey to the top and simply enjoy the spectacular views. Your hosts? The Empire State Building, Top of The Rock of the One World Observatory, for instance. If you suffer from vertigo, just hide behind the others as you soar to respectively to 320 meters, 260 meters and 381 meters above street level, each elevator in its particular and impressive way. It would not be New York if you were not in for a treat!
Edge Observation Deck - fixed date & time
Edge Observation Deck will open on March 11, 2020. Edge Observation Deck is located on the 100th floor, 335 meters above street level, and rewards you with 360 ° views through its sloping glass panels. The ultimate challenge for those who do not suffer from fear of heights! Get on the highest open-air viewing platform with a glass bottom in the Western Hemisphere! You can opt for an admission ticket with a fixed date and time or, subject to a supplement, for a ticket with a fixed day but flexible time. An average visit lasts 45 minutes, but you can stay as long as you want.
Attention: no changes or refunds after booking. Select the correct date and indicate the desired time in 'Remarks'.
Edge Observation Deck - fixed date, flexible time
The view of New York from Edge is definitely on your to-do list. You already know which day but not yet the exact time for your visit? With a Flex Pass you only have to set the date, but you can arrive any time on that day.
Attention: no changes or refunds after booking. Select the correct date.
New York Empire State Building Observatory
One World Observatory
Erected on the ruins of the Manhattan Twin Towers, the new 541 meter tall One World Trade Center is the highest skyscraper of the Western Hemisphere.
In merely 60 seconds the Sky Pod elevator wizzes you up to the 102nd floor, 381 m. above street level. During your ascent you relive the development of the New York skyline from the year 1500s up until today by means of LED lamp technology. The 100th floor offers stunning 360 ° views!
Attention: no changes or refunds after booking. Select the correct date and indicate the desired time in 'Remarks'.
New York Top of The Rock Observation Deck
Rockefeller Center was built in the 1930s, the years of The Great Depression when unemployment raged. Its construction created 70,000 jobs for up to 9 years. The elevator which takes you to the 70th floor, 260m high, is an experience in itself : fast and coloured by special video effects. At the top breathtaking unobstructed 360 ° views await you. Central Park, the Chrysler Building, Times Square, the Hudson River, East River, Brooklyn Bridge and many , many more. Popular, so pre-book your entry ticket and avoid queues!
