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New York City’s 15 most popular observation decks & skyscrapers, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
Ride up One Vanderbilt for 93 floors of Kenzo Digital art, glass skyboxes, and 360° NYC views by day or night.
Most Popular“Will do again but up there it was reality really hot”
Skip-line Empire State Building ticket with 86th-floor 360° views, museum galleries, and optional 102nd-floor upgrade for sweeping panoramas.
“It was very enjoyable would definitely do it again we had a memorable time and took some fabulous photos”
Skip the One World Observatory line, ride the SkyPod in 47 seconds, and enjoy 360° views of NYC from floors 100–102.
“Incredible views! Small delay to get into the lift due to wind but well communicated and staff were very friendly.”
Skip the Midtown buzz and ride up to the Empire State Building’s observatories for 360° views, interactive exhibits, and optional fast entry.
“Great experience. I would recommend if you are visiting New York. Well organised and something to tick off your bucket list”
Prebook timed entry at SUMMIT One Vanderbilt for NYC skyline views, LEVITATION glass skyboxes, and indoor art across three floors.
“First of all be prepared to queue … we did for 90 mins. However the experience was wonderful! The staff explain where to go & the fact that once you move into the next level there is no going back! The views are amazing & The Ledge is a fabulous place to have a photo.…”
All-access Ground Zero tour with skip-the-line 9/11 Memorial & Museum plus One World Observatory views, guided or self-paced options.
“Emphasize that tour is conducted almost entirely outside. Also, mention that group is led by a single tour guide.”
Skip the guesswork at Top of the Rock in NYC. Go straight to three decks with Empire State views, plus an optional BEAM upgrade.
“Top of the Rock tour was cool but Beam experience add-on did NOT include access to photos unless you paid an additional $75(!!!). Not worth the price. Better high level observation decks out there for less.”
Skip-the-line admission to One World Observatory at One World Trade Center, with optional priority security, iPad Explorer, and a $5 voucher.
“This was fantastic! The people there at World Trade Center are so nice. On the day we were scheduled to go, they let us know there was zero visibility. They rescheduled our tour for another day! It was worth it!!! Seeing New York from the top was beautiful and amazing! But go through World Trade…”
Ride to Edge at Hudson Yards for 360° NYC views, step onto the outdoor sky deck over 1,100 ft up, and get a digital souvenir photo.
“Definitely do it!! it’s amazing day or night , I’ve done both on different trips, and equally as good”
New York Pass gives mobile entry to 105+ attractions, including Edge NYC and major observatories, for 1–10 consecutive days with big potential savings.
“Fantastic trip made by purchasing this pass 100%recommend”
New York Pass covers 100+ attractions over 1–5 days, including the Empire State Building, with a digital pass and app. Plan ahead.
“9-11 memorial museum closed on Tuesdays ??? Sad to have missed it. It was not easy to check availability . Interactive bus tour closed on Sundays Hop on- Hop off bus could only be used once without costly upgrade? a scam? Without US phone plan and data could not check availability!”
A moving 9/11 Ground Zero walking tour from St. Paul’s Chapel to the 9/11 Memorial, with an optional upgrade to One World Observatory views.
“Everything was perfect. Jaclyn the guide was amazing. She was so knowledgeable and passionate about the tour. What a privilege for us! Thank you ❤️”
Guided 9/11 Memorial walk in Lower Manhattan with optional One World Observatory access and 360-degree views.
“Heartfelt and knowledgable narration by Tim M. Took us back to that day with stories of tragedy and heroism.”
Express skip-the-line entry to the Empire State Building: 86th-floor 360° views, optional 102nd floor, plus Art Deco lobby.
“Interesting displays on the history and the process of construction and walk-throughs to get to the elevators. Well organised throughout, with plenty of time to take photos and explore the upper levels.”
Guided walk through Hudson Yards and the High Line, plus time at the Vessel. Optional The Edge upgrade for sky-high views.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and it was really interesting to listen to his comments Only the time on the high line itself was shorter than I expected”
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