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Discover Unique Exhibits on the Different One World Observatory Floors
Entrance
Global Welcome Center
Step into the Global Welcome Center, and see your place of origin added to One World Observatory’s registry of guests. This remarkable data is displayed on the biggest curved indoor LED in the world. Step in closer to the screens to become a part of this show!
Horizon Grid
Take a moment to marvel at the Horizon Grid, a captivating installation that unites people from all corners of the globe. Through real-time data and messages, you can see the worldwide connections made at One World Observatory, a reminder of the diverse tapestry of visits to the attraction.
Foundation Room
Discover the fascinating story behind the construction of One World Trade Center in the Foundation Room. Engaging exhibits and multimedia presentations shed light on the building's remarkable engineering and architectural achievements, giving you a deeper appreciation for this iconic structure.
SkyPod Elevator
Prepare for an exhilarating ride in the SkyPod Elevator, where you'll ascend to the top of the tower in mere seconds. Hold tight as the elevator whisks you skyward, treating you to a captivating visual journey showcasing the city's incredible transformation over time.
About SkyPod Elevator100th Floor
Main Observatory
Here, you'll be spellbound by panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Manhattan, and the surrounding boroughs, and even catch glimpses of neighboring states on clear days. Spot iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, the Manhattan Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building.
Sky Portal
Take a step onto the extraordinary Sky Portal, an experience that will leave you in awe. As you stand on this circular platform, high-definition video technology creates a real-time and dynamic view of the bustling city streets beneath your feet, making you feel like you're walking on air.
City Pulse
Explore the vibrant City Pulse, your personal skyline concierge on the 100th floor. Touchscreen displays allow you to dive into captivating stories, historical facts, and architectural insights about New York City's famous landmarks, buildings, and neighborhoods. Get ready for a fascinating journey through the city's rich tapestry of culture and history.
101st Floor
ONE Dine
Indulge in an exquisite dining experience at ONE Dine, located on the 101st floor. Treat your taste buds to culinary delights while surrounded by stunning panoramic views. Enjoy a delectable meal and raise a toast to the city's splendor from this elevated vantage point.
One World Observatory Restaurant
ONE Bar
Sip on handcrafted cocktails and unwind at ONE Bar, the perfect spot to relax and soak in the breathtaking views. Whether you prefer a classic drink or a signature creation, skilled mixologists at ONE Bar ensure your visit is nothing short of extraordinary.
Illy Café
Take a moment to recharge and savor a delicious cup of coffee at Illy Café. With a range of specialty brews and tempting treats, it's the ideal place to refuel and enjoy a tranquil moment amidst the bustling atmosphere of One World Observatory.
102nd Floor
See Forever Theater
Immerse yourself in the See Forever Theater, located on the 102nd floor. Through an awe-inspiring audiovisual presentation, you'll be transported on a virtual journey through the city's past, present, and future, gaining a profound appreciation for the spirit of New York City.
One World Explorer Station
At the One World Explorer Station, engage with interactive displays, fascinating exhibits, and informative presentations that provide an in-depth understanding of the history, culture, and iconic landmarks that define New York City, allowing you to explore its rich tapestry of stories and experiences.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the One World Observatory Floors
Which floor is One World Observatory located on?
One World Observatory is located on the 100th through 102nd floor of the One World Trade Center.
How many floors does One World Observatory have?
One World Observatory spans three floors: the 100th, 101st, and 102nd floors.
How do I access the different One World Observatory floors?
You can buy a One World Observatory ticket to access the different floors.
Does my ticket give me access to all the One World Observatory floors?
Yes, your ticket grants you access to all the floors of One World Observatory, including the Main Observatory, dining areas, and attractions.
Which One World Observatory floor has the observation deck?
The main observation deck of the One World Observatory is located on the 100th floor.
What is on the first floor of One World Observatory?
The first floor of One World Observatory houses the Global Welcome Center, where you can obtain tickets and receive information about your visit.
What is on the second floor of One World Observatory?
The second floor features attractions such as the Horizon Grid, Foundation Room, and the SkyPod Elevator, offering a glimpse into the building's construction and a thrilling elevator ride.
What is on the top floor of One World Observatory?
The top floor of One World Observatory, the 102nd floor, is home to the See Forever Theater and the One World Explorer Station, where you can further explore the city's history and culture.
How much time should I spend on each One World Observatory floors?
The amount of time spent on each floor is flexible, but visitors typically spend 45-60 minutes at the observation deck and another hour on all the exhibits.
