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Visit the Top of the Rock and view New York’s spectacular skyline from its 360-degree observation decks on Levels 67, 69, and 70. Get Top of the Rock tickets for direct access to the observation decks on all levels, or book combo tickets to visit other top attractions in the city such as the Empire State Building.
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Visitors viewing Manhattan skyline at sunset from Top of the Rock, Rockefeller Center, New York.
Rockefeller Center with holiday tree and ice rink, New York City, viewed from above.
Visitors photographing the illuminated tower at Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City.
Tourists sitting on the beam enjoying views on their Top of the Rock experience
Group toasting with drinks at Rockefeller Center holiday event.
Couple taking selfie at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with Empire State Building in view.
Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, overlooking New York City skyline and Central Park.
Panoramic view of New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
Visitors viewing New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
View of New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
Explore at your pace
  • Skip waiting in ticket lines and ascend to the Top of the Rock for sweeping 360° views of NYC—from Central Park to the Empire State Building.

  • Start your visit in the Welcome Gallery, which features a 10-foot model of the Rockefeller Center campus and plays a 5-minute immersive film about the origins of Top of the Rock.

  • Access all three levels of the observation deck (67th, 69th, and 70th), moving from indoors to outdoors, and enjoy spectacular views of NYC.

  • Upgrade to The Beam experience to recreate the iconic 1932 Lunch atop a Skyscraper photo or a VIP Pass for a guided tour of the landmark and a private ride on The Beam and SkyLift.

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  • Skip waiting in ticket lines and ascend to the Top of the Rock for sweeping 360° views of NYC—from Central Park to the Empire State Building.

  • Start your visit in the Welcome Gallery, which features a 10-foot model of the Rockefeller Center campus and plays a 5-minute immersive film about the origins of Top of the Rock.

  • Access all three levels of the observation deck (67th, 69th, and 70th), moving from indoors to outdoors, and enjoy spectacular views of NYC.

  • Upgrade to The Beam experience to recreate the iconic 1932 Lunch atop a Skyscraper photo or a VIP Pass for a guided tour of the landmark and a private ride on The Beam and SkyLift.

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Slide 1 of 9, Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock, New York, with the Empire State Building in the background.
Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock, New York, with the Empire State Building in the background.
Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock, New York City skyline in background.
Family sitting on a beam with New York skyline view from Top of the Rock.
Top of the Rock observation deck, official viewpoint for NYNJ World Cup 26.
Skyline view of Central Park and skyscrapers from Top of the Rock, New York.
View of the Empire State Building from The Weather Room cafe at Rockefeller Center.
Couple toasting with champagne at Top of the Rock, New York City skyline in background.
Visitors photographing the illuminated tower at Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City.
Explore at your pace
  • One pass covers Top of the Rock’s Observation Deck, The Beam, and SKYLIFT for seamless access to skyline views and two signature experiences.

  • Take in 360° cityscapes across three levels, with open-air vantage points framing Central Park, the Hudson, and Manhattan’s iconic skyline.

  • Glide higher on SKYLIFT, its revolving open-air glass platform lifts your perspective for an electrifying, unobstructed panorama.

  • Pose on The Beam, rising 12 feet above the 69th floor, echoing 'Lunch Atop a Skyscraper' for a bold, only-in-NYC photo moment.

  • Enjoy three floors of wraparound views in one visit, which is Ideal for first-time and repeat NYC visitors.

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  • One pass covers Top of the Rock’s Observation Deck, The Beam, and SKYLIFT for seamless access to skyline views and two signature experiences.

  • Take in 360° cityscapes across three levels, with open-air vantage points framing Central Park, the Hudson, and Manhattan’s iconic skyline.

  • Glide higher on SKYLIFT, its revolving open-air glass platform lifts your perspective for an electrifying, unobstructed panorama.

  • Pose on The Beam, rising 12 feet above the 69th floor, echoing 'Lunch Atop a Skyscraper' for a bold, only-in-NYC photo moment.

  • Enjoy three floors of wraparound views in one visit, which is Ideal for first-time and repeat NYC visitors.

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Couple enjoying sunset view from Top of the Rock, New York City skyline in background.
Couple enjoying the view from Top of the Rock, New York City skyline in background.
New York City skyline view from Top of the Rock, featuring the Empire State Building.
Viewing New York City skyline from Top of the Rock, Rockefeller Center.
Top of the Rock observation deck, official viewpoint for NYNJ World Cup 26.
Model of New York City skyline at Top of the Rock Observation Deck entrance.
Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City skyline in background.
Hot dogs, pretzel, and drinks on a table at The Weather Room, Top of the Rock.
Explore at your pace
  • Admission to Top of the Rock across three levels, plus SKYLIFT for a revolving open‑air vantage and uninterrupted skyline views.

  • Panoramic scenes sweep across New York’s icons from indoor galleries and open terraces designed for effortless city spotting.

  • A signature glass platform elevates your viewpoint above the 70th‑floor deck, delivering rare, unobstructed perspectives.

  • Pause between viewpoints at the Weather Room Café & Bar and return to the terraces refreshed for more skyline moments.

  • Access to the Welcome Gallery and indoor & outdoor viewing areas, in one seamless ticket for both experiences.

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  • Admission to Top of the Rock across three levels, plus SKYLIFT for a revolving open‑air vantage and uninterrupted skyline views.

  • Panoramic scenes sweep across New York’s icons from indoor galleries and open terraces designed for effortless city spotting.

  • A signature glass platform elevates your viewpoint above the 70th‑floor deck, delivering rare, unobstructed perspectives.

  • Pause between viewpoints at the Weather Room Café & Bar and return to the terraces refreshed for more skyline moments.

  • Access to the Welcome Gallery and indoor & outdoor viewing areas, in one seamless ticket for both experiences.

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$62.06
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Visitors seated on the beam at Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City skyline in view.
Santa Claus at Rockefeller Center with city skyline, part of the VIP Pass: Holiday Edition experience.
Visitors at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with Empire State Building view.
Visitors capturing New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
Top of the Rock observation deck, official viewpoint for NYNJ World Cup 26.
Rockefeller Center with holiday tree and ice rink, New York City.
Couple taking a selfie at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with New York City skyline.
Luxurious lounge area at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with modern decor and seating.
St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City.
Visitors browsing souvenirs at Top of the Rock gift shop, New York City.
Visitor photographing Empire State Building from Top of the Rock, New York City.
Visitors photographing the illuminated tower at Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City.
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree with holiday lights and angel decorations in New York City.
1 hr 15 mins - 2 hrs
  • Enjoy a complete VIP experience at Top of the Rock, which includes priority access to all three observation levels, private rides on the Beam & Skylift, a beverage at the Weather Room, and a retail store discount.

  • With skip-the-line entry and priority elevator access, ascend quickly to the 69th floor for a guided tour of Top of the Rock.

  • Experience two of its latest attractions—pose on the Beam for nostalgia and ascend higher than the 70th floor on Skylift.

  • Raise a toast at the Weather Room on the 67th floor, receive a complimentary photo package of your experience on the Beam, and save up to 20% at the gift shop on souvenirs.

  • Upgrade to include a guided walking tour of Rockefeller Center—uncover its hidden art, design legacy, and rooftop garden.

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  • Enjoy a complete VIP experience at Top of the Rock, which includes priority access to all three observation levels, private rides on the Beam & Skylift, a beverage at the Weather Room, and a retail store discount.

  • With skip-the-line entry and priority elevator access, ascend quickly to the 69th floor for a guided tour of Top of the Rock.

  • Experience two of its latest attractions—pose on the Beam for nostalgia and ascend higher than the 70th floor on Skylift.

  • Raise a toast at the Weather Room on the 67th floor, receive a complimentary photo package of your experience on the Beam, and save up to 20% at the gift shop on souvenirs.

  • Upgrade to include a guided walking tour of Rockefeller Center—uncover its hidden art, design legacy, and rooftop garden.

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$201.42
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Tourists sitting on the beam enjoying views on their Top of the Rock experience
Visitors viewing New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
Group enjoying skyline view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City.
Rockefeller Center with holiday tree and ice rink, New York City, viewed from above.
Top of the Rock observation deck, official viewpoint for NYNJ World Cup 26.
Panoramic view of New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
Santa Claus at Rockefeller Center with city skyline, part of the VIP Pass: Holiday Edition experience.
Viewing New York City skyline from Top of the Rock, Rockefeller Center.
Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, overlooking New York City skyline and Central Park.
Couple taking selfie at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with Empire State Building in view.
Explore at your pace
  • Visit all 3 levels of Top of the Rock’s observation decks—67th, 69th, and 70th floors, for stunning indoor and outdoor views of NYC, including Central Park and the Empire State Building.

  • Watch a short welcome film at the Welcome Gallery and enjoy climate-controlled indoor areas, breezy open-air decks, and a rooftop with uninterrupted, panoramic skyline views.

  • Elevate your visit with The Beam Experience, where you sit on a steel beam replica, rise 12 feet, and rotate 180° to capture a thrilling photo above the New York City skyline.

  • Recreate the iconic 1932 Lunch atop a Skyscraper moment and walk away with a photo that blends nostalgia and thrills.

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  • Visit all 3 levels of Top of the Rock’s observation decks—67th, 69th, and 70th floors, for stunning indoor and outdoor views of NYC, including Central Park and the Empire State Building.

  • Watch a short welcome film at the Welcome Gallery and enjoy climate-controlled indoor areas, breezy open-air decks, and a rooftop with uninterrupted, panoramic skyline views.

  • Elevate your visit with The Beam Experience, where you sit on a steel beam replica, rise 12 feet, and rotate 180° to capture a thrilling photo above the New York City skyline.

  • Recreate the iconic 1932 Lunch atop a Skyscraper moment and walk away with a photo that blends nostalgia and thrills.

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$62.06
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Atlas statue at Rockefeller Center, New York City, viewed from below with surrounding buildings.
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lit up at night, New York City.
Tour guide leading a group at Rockefeller Center, New York City.
Group enjoying Rockefeller Center Christmas tree with VIP Pass.
Rockefeller Center with holiday tree and ice rink, New York City.
Mosaic mural at Rockefeller Center depicting figures and abstract designs.
Prometheus statue and flags at Rockefeller Center, New York City.
NBC Studios entrance at Rockefeller Center, New York City, featuring neon signs for Rainbow Room and Observation Deck.
Radio City Music Hall entrance at Rockefeller Center, New York City.
Bas-relief sculpture at Rockefeller Center entrance, New York City.
Rooftop garden view with St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center, New York City.
Rockefeller Center with flags and skyscraper, New York City.
Couple taking selfie at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with Empire State Building in view.
Visitors enjoying the view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City skyline in background.
Group enjoying skyline view from Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York City.
1 hr 15 mins
  • On a 75-min walking tour, experience the history, art, and architecture of Rockefeller Center, one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks.

  • Your ticket includes a guided tour led by a professional historian, complete with stories, legends, and secrets.

  • Visit the 30 Rockefeller Plaza (home to NBC Studios and the famous "30 Rock" building), the legendary Radio City Music Hall, and a variety of celebrated public artworks, including Paul Manship’s Prometheus and Isamu Noguchi’s News.

  • Gain historic insights about the Center’s origins during the Great Depression, the iconic Christmas tree lighting, and its status today as a National Historic Landmark.

  • Upgrade your experience with a VIP Pass to get priority access to Top of the Rock, among other added perks, or a fun-filled, weekends-only Junior Tour for families to engage the younger guests through interactive storytelling.

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  • On a 75-min walking tour, experience the history, art, and architecture of Rockefeller Center, one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks.

  • Your ticket includes a guided tour led by a professional historian, complete with stories, legends, and secrets.

  • Visit the 30 Rockefeller Plaza (home to NBC Studios and the famous "30 Rock" building), the legendary Radio City Music Hall, and a variety of celebrated public artworks, including Paul Manship’s Prometheus and Isamu Noguchi’s News.

  • Gain historic insights about the Center’s origins during the Great Depression, the iconic Christmas tree lighting, and its status today as a National Historic Landmark.

  • Upgrade your experience with a VIP Pass to get priority access to Top of the Rock, among other added perks, or a fun-filled, weekends-only Junior Tour for families to engage the younger guests through interactive storytelling.

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$29.40
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Visitors on Top of the Rock Observation Deck with New York City skyline in the background.
Visitors viewing a Salvador Dalí painting at a museum exhibition.
9/11 Memorial Museum's Last Column in New York City.
Couple enjoying New York City skyline view from observation deck with Go City pass.
Observation deck view of New York City skyline at sunset, featuring visitors enjoying the scenery.
Rockefeller Center with holiday tree and ice rink, New York City.
Visitors at Welcome Grid, One World Observatory entrance, New York City skyline images displayed.
Visitors viewing Manhattan skyline at sunset from Top of the Rock, Rockefeller Center, New York.
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9/11 Memorial reflecting pool with museum entrance and skyscrapers in New York City.
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Empire State Building spire against a cloudy sky, New York City.
Visitors on Edge Observation Deck with New York City skyline at sunset.
One World Observatory towering over New York City skyline.
Woman using binoculars at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with Empire State Building view.
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  • See NYC your way with flexible entry to Top of the Rock and 2 or 3 more top attractions—all with one digital pass.

  • Skip the ticket lines and head straight to panoramic views from three levels of the Top of the Rock observation deck.

  • Pick 2 or 3 of your favorites from 100+ attractions—think Statue of Liberty, MoMA, The Edge, Circle Line Cruises, and more.

  • Save up to 40% compared to individual tickets, with 30 days to use your pass once activated.

  • Planning is made easy with the Go City app—track attractions, get insider tips, build itineraries, and keep everything in one place.

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  • See NYC your way with flexible entry to Top of the Rock and 2 or 3 more top attractions—all with one digital pass.

  • Skip the ticket lines and head straight to panoramic views from three levels of the Top of the Rock observation deck.

  • Pick 2 or 3 of your favorites from 100+ attractions—think Statue of Liberty, MoMA, The Edge, Circle Line Cruises, and more.

  • Save up to 40% compared to individual tickets, with 30 days to use your pass once activated.

  • Planning is made easy with the Go City app—track attractions, get insider tips, build itineraries, and keep everything in one place.

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Viewing New York City skyline from Top of the Rock Observation Deck.
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Guggenheim Museum's unique spiral architecture in New York City.
Circle Line cruise with New York City skyline in the background.
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  • Explore NYC your way with a single pass that grants access to 5 top attractions—2 fixed and 3 of your choice. Save up to 41% compared to buying individual tickets.

  • Get guaranteed entry to the Empire State Building and the American Museum of Natural History, two iconic experiences every visitor should tick off.

  • Then take your pick from attractions like Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, Guggenheim Museum, Circle Line cruises, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.

  • Reduce the stress of planning with instant mobile tickets and a generous 9-day validity.

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  • Explore NYC your way with a single pass that grants access to 5 top attractions—2 fixed and 3 of your choice. Save up to 41% compared to buying individual tickets.

  • Get guaranteed entry to the Empire State Building and the American Museum of Natural History, two iconic experiences every visitor should tick off.

  • Then take your pick from attractions like Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, Guggenheim Museum, Circle Line cruises, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.

  • Reduce the stress of planning with instant mobile tickets and a generous 9-day validity.

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Concorde jet display at Intrepid Museum, New York City, included in Go City Explorer Pass.
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  • Choose from 100+ top New York attractions, tours, and experiences, all with one flexible digital pass.

  • Explore at your own pace. Visit as many included spots as you like in a single day, from iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty to sunset cruises and curated walking tours.

  • Skip the stress of advance bookings. Just scan your pass at each entry and keep your plans spontaneous.

  • Save up to 50% compared to buying individual tickets, backed by Go City's savings guarantee; if you don’t save, they’ll refund the difference.

  • Download the Go City app to access your pass, find nearby attractions, and follow expert itineraries and tips.

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  • Choose from 100+ top New York attractions, tours, and experiences, all with one flexible digital pass.

  • Explore at your own pace. Visit as many included spots as you like in a single day, from iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty to sunset cruises and curated walking tours.

  • Skip the stress of advance bookings. Just scan your pass at each entry and keep your plans spontaneous.

  • Save up to 50% compared to buying individual tickets, backed by Go City's savings guarantee; if you don’t save, they’ll refund the difference.

  • Download the Go City app to access your pass, find nearby attractions, and follow expert itineraries and tips.

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Pro tips to help you make a pick

Top of the Rock is a popular tourist attraction in NYC, expect large crowds and long queues during peak season (July and August). The best way to have a pleasurable experience is to book your tickets on weekdays between early April and early June, or between September and November.

Visit at twilight to witness the magical transformation of the city as the sun sets, casting golden hues over the skyline. Top of the Rock is open till midnight, so you can even head over to the deck later at night to watch the city dazzle.

The attraction features an outdoor observation deck so make sure to check the weather forecast for the day of your visit before booking your tickets.

Experience the excitement of The Beam! This attraction allows you to recreate the iconic 1932 photograph of eleven ironworkers enjoying lunch on a steel beam during the construction of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. The Beam experience is included with the VIP pass.

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About Top of the Rock

The legendary Rockefeller Centre, spanning 22 acres, is an iconic symbol of the American dream. Top of the Rock offers a sweeping panoramic view of how America has achieved this dream in its bustling center of commerce, New York. The 70th-floor observatory will keep you captivated with its unparalleled view of the bustling city below.


Address30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10112, USA
Year opened2005
Founded byRaymond Hood (Gabellini Sheppard Associates)
Visitors per year3000000
Expected wait time - Standard1-2 hours (Peak), 30-60 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

In contrast to many Art Deco skyscrapers of the 1930s, the 30 Rockefeller Plaza was uniquely built as a slab with a flat roof. Since 1933, it has served as the location of the Rockefeller Center's observation deck, known as the Top of the Rock.

The Observation deck was originally designed to emulate the upper decks of a 1930s grand ocean liner. It was supposed to be furnished with deck chairs, gooseneck fixtures and large air-conditioning vents that would make it look like a ship’s deck.

Top of the Rock offers you a captivating audio-visual experience crafted by Andrew Giugno and Ray Kunimoto on the mezzanine level. Encounter a fully immersive soundscape as you walk toward the elevators, offering a glimpse into the future of Rockefeller Center and New York City.

Why visit Top of the Rock?

Three-tiered observation deck

What sets Top of the Rock apart from New York’s other observation decks is its offering of multiple levels of decks, each offering different angles and perspectives of the bustling metropolis.

An iconic attraction in a historic building

The Rockefeller Center in itself is a must-visit attraction in New York. Top of the Rock gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history of the building while taking in the architectural marvels and landmarks that define the city.

Outdoor terraces for unobstructed views

Top of the Rock includes outdoor terraces that allow you to truly experience the city, engaging all your senses. See the New York skyline while feeling the cool breeze swirl around you and listen to the daily bustle of one of the busiest cities in the world.

A wonderland for architecture enthusiasts

Admire the intricate Art Deco design and captivating installations characterized by sleek lines, geometric patterns, and decorative motifs, reflecting the style popularized in the 1920s and 1930s.

Day and night experiences

If seeing New York city’s aesthetic skyline during the day isn’t enough of a memorable experience, Top of the Rock offers you a tete-a-tete with the city after-hours too! The observation deck is open until midnight, allowing you to marvel at the city glitter in all its glory. 

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Plan your visit

Main entrance

Main entrance

The Top of the Rock is located within 30 Rockefeller Plaza. The observation deck has only one entrance that can be accessed from 50th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Once inside the building, you can take the elevator to the observation deck on the 70th floor.

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What our guests say

Rosario A

United States
Group
2 weeks ago

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Hello: beautiful, amazing, wonderful attendants. For us, my family and I was the first time in New York City and It was a nice experience to be in Summit Vanderbilt and enjoy to take pictures everywhere. Easy to get there walking and that day the weather was not too hot. Thank you 🙏 😊

Combo: SUMMIT One Vanderbilt + Top of the Rock Observation Deck Tickets

Jonatan C

Israel
Solo
2 weeks ago
Visiting SUMMIT One Vanderbilt was one of the highlights of my trip to New York. The views of Manhattan were incredible, especially from the higher floors, and the mirrored rooms made the whole experience really unique. Booking through Headout was easy and everything went smoothly with the tickets and entry. Definitely worth visiting!

Combo: SUMMIT One Vanderbilt + Top of the Rock Observation Deck Tickets

Tashica M

United States
Family
Jul 2026
It's was easy to book and pay later so u know for sure that day you want to a family fun day is already set. I can pay if off and time before the due day

Combo: Top of the Rock + Edge Observation Deck Tickets

Leciane S

Brazil
Family
Jul 2026
We loved it. Everything was amazing! We really got to enjoy the view of the city—it’s an experience you have to try. It was totally worth it.

Combo: Top of the Rock + Edge Observation Deck Tickets

Hanna K

Poland
Group
Jun 2026

+1 more

It was amazing, absolutely stunning! MoMA was really interesting, beautiful art, fantastic architecture. And when it comes to views at SUMMIT - incredible.

Combo: Top of the Rock Observation Deck + The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Tickets

Craig F

United States
Couple
Mar 2026
The Edge viewing area offered a different vantage point than Empire AND One World. It is very well staffed, there is no breakfast option up there, which would have been nice. Grest views on NJ, Mid Town, etc. MOMA is MOMA, one great exhibit after another....again, well/professionally staffed.

Combo: Top of the Rock Observation Deck + The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Tickets

Alison F

United States
Couple
Jun 2026

+3 more

The Top of the Rock was a fantastic experience. We had minimal wait times, the set up was smooth, the views were spectacular. Definitely worth going up an hour before sunset and staying for the golden hour.

Top of the Rock All-Inclusive Pass

Johan B

Spain
Group
May 2026
It was a really great experience—especially the flexible hours, which let us go whenever we wanted. It's top-notch and highly recommended for saving money on things to do in NYC.

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