#21 Top of the Rock Observation Deck, NEW YORK CITY

                                        

 

Top of the Rock Observation deck at Rockefeller Center is much more than just unforgettable views of New York. It is an experience starting when entering the building, and one you should not miss while visiting New York. Tickets can be booked here!

Take in amazing New York and beyond with this stunning360° panoramic view 70 stories up in the sky. It already begins on the ground floor where you will find a mezzanine with a dazzling Swarovski crystal chandelier and multi-media exhibit full of the rich history, architecture and art ofRockefeller Center.

Get on board one of our glass ceiling sky shuttles for an exciting ride to the top, where you will find three stories of spectacular views, including a stunning, open air outdoor decks.

Important information :
- The tickets will be sent to your e-mail address immediately after you have completed your reservation and your payment has been approved.
- Entrance located on 50th street between 5th and 6th avenues. Entrance is marked by a red carpet.
- Top of the Rock Observation Deck is open Mon. to Sun.: from 08.00AM to 12.00PM
- You exchange your e-ticket/voucher at the box office at the entrance to Top of the Rock Observation Deck and get the next available timed/scheduled ticket.
- Your tickets is valid for up to one month from the booking date stated on the voucher/e-ticket we send to your e-mail address
- Child prices between 6 and 12 years
- Due to security we strongly recommend you do not bring any large bags or suitcases.

Daytime or night-time - anytime is the right time to visit the Top of the Rock Observation Deck. Perched 70 stories above the city at Rockefeller Plaza, the panoramic views of Manhattan are unequaled anywhere else in New York City.

Breathtaking vistas stretch for miles in every direction. You'll see New York's famous landmarks, including the Chrysler Building, Times Square, the Hudson River, the East River, Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. Plus, your view includes the Empire State Building! Quite simply, it is the most spectacular view in New York City.

Highlights

Admission to the Top of the Rock Observation Deck

Unequalled panoramic views of Manhattan

Unobstructed views from the 70th floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza

"Virtual" line means your place is held for you, so there's need to hang around waiting in line

Interactive displays detailing the Rockefeller Center's construction

Flexible voucher redemption policy - you are not restricted to date originally selected - plan your visit around the weather!

Upgrade to Rockefeller Center Tour and uncover the history of this famous landmark

Daytime or night-time - anytime is the right time to visit the Top of the Rock Observation Deck. Perched 70 stories above the city at Rockefeller Plaza, the panoramic views of Manhattan are unequaled anywhere else in New York City.lt Breathtaking vistas stretch for miles in every direction. You'll see New York's famous landmarks, including the Chrysler Building, Times Square, the Hudson River, the East River, Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. Plus, your view includes the Empire State Building! Quite simply, it is the most spectacular view in New York City.lt;pgt;Top of the Rock Observation Deck is open 365 days a year. Watch the seasons unfold or take in an amazing sunset from the outdoor observation deck. Plus, your ticket allows you to jump to the front of the box office queue.

 If entrance is not available immediately, you'll be allocated a time and your spot in the line will be held for Interactive displays are exhibited detailing the construction of the Rockefeller Center, including three short ROCKEFELLER CENTER TOUR UPGRADE grade your ticket to include a 75-minute Rockefeller Center Tour and uncover the rich history and breathtaking artistry of New York's most famous landmark. Learn about the history of the Rockefeller Center and how founder John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a cultural center came to reality with the great works of art and architecture that comprise it today.

lt An expert historian will guide you through the Center’s most significant buildings, gardens and spaces on this culturally-enriching tour. You'll be equipped with your own personal headset so you can follow the illuminating commentary of your live guide. Rockefeller Center will never look the same

Top of the Rock Observation Deck, a three-tiered deck at the top of the GE Building in Rockefeller Center, offers one distinct advantage over the Empire State Building: views of the Empire State Building. Thanks to this – and its spacious 360-degree decks – Top of the Rock Observation Deck features what many consider to be the finest panoramic vistas of New York City.

And those views? In a word: Breathtaking. Top of the Rock Observation Deck, which officially opened to the public in 2005 after a lavish renovation, offers sweeping vistas from the 67th, 69th and 70th floors. And, because Rockefeller Center is closer to Central Park than the Empire State Building, there are superb views of the iconic park, ringed by skyscrapers. Plus, the observation deck has windows on the two lower levels, and is completely open-air at the top, so there are no security fences to obstruct the view. In other words, it’s ideal for snapping photos.

Top of the Rock Observation Deck crowns the famous GE Building, a 1933 Art Deco skyscraper designed by acclaimed architect Raymond Hood and his team. Formerly the RCA Building, the GE Building rises an impressive 850 feet, making it the 10th tallest in New York City. The building has also figured prominently in American culture through the decades: The famous 1932 photograph “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper” by Charles C. Ebbets depicts workers calmly eating lunch on a steel crossbeam during the construction of this building, framed by the city far below. 

Top of the Rock Observation Deck celebrates this iconic photo by allowing you to recreate the moment with your friends and family (thanks to technology, you won’t have to actually dangle 70 stories above the city to get the effect!).

Top of the Rock Observation Deck experience is bolstered by video presentations about the history and art of Rockefeller Center and glass-topped elevators that zip to the top in less than a minute. Views from the deck include all of Manhattan’s top attractions: Central Park, the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Terminal, the Hudson River and more. On clear days, you can even see all the way to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in Brooklyn. By night, the view is equally impressive. A tip: If you’d like to see the city under varying shades of light, come by just before sunset, when the sky slowly darkens and the urban sprawl begins to glow.