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This exquisite crystal chandelier, with over 14,000 Swarovski crystals, adds a touch of opulence to the observation deck, providing a dazzling contrast to the city's skyline.
Delve into the history and architecture of Rockefeller Center in this interactive space. It features multimedia presentations, historical photos, and architectural insights, enriching your visit.
A unique sensory experience, Conduit No. 5 immerses you in a dynamic presentation of sound and light, creating an atmospheric journey.
An intriguing view through a periscope-like device that allows you to see a live image of the city as well as historical images from the past century.
Admire the stunning views and snap photos from this breathtaking glass ceilinged space, offering an artistic perspective on the city below.
An interactive, high-tech exhibit that provides a virtual tour of New York City's iconic skyline, offering insights and historical context.
Enjoy 360-degree views of Manhattan from both indoor and outdoor observation decks, providing year-round access to the city's sights.
For the ultimate viewing experience, step out onto the open-air deck on the 70th floor, where you can take in the city's skyline while feeling the breeze.
Timings: 9 AM to midnight, every day
Last entry: 11:10 PM
Closed: Top of the Rock is open throughout the year.
Best time to visit: Just before sunset on a weekday.
Address: 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10112, United States | Find on Map
Here are some dining options for you to explore after your visit to Top of the Rock inside Rockefeller Center:
Visit the Top of the Rock Shop after your visit to the observatory. Take home a memento of your visit, whether it's a Rockefeller Center-themed item or a keepsake that captures the essence of New York City.
Location: Rockefeller Plaza, Rink Level
Grab a unique opportunity to enjoy unparalleled views of the city from 1,131 feet above ground in a state-of-the-art observation deck.
Experience world-class art at MoMA, featuring an impressive collection of modern and contemporary masterpieces.
A short distance from Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building stands as an architectural marvel and a symbol of NYC.
You can buy your Top of the Rock tickets online. Click here to book your tickets.
Yes, you can book Top of the Rock tickets online. Scroll up to book your tickets.
Top of the Rock tickets are priced at $40 and upwards.
Top of the Rock is a popular attraction in New York City which means you can expect large crowds there throughout the year. Booking your tickets not only helps secure your spot in advance, but you can also save time by avoiding waiting in ticket lines.
Book the Top of the Rock Express Pass to avoid waiting in line and head right up to the observation decks.
Yes, you can cancel your Top of the Rock tickets up to 24 hours before your visit and get a refund.
The Top of the Rock is located at the top of the Rockefeller Center in New York City, USA.
To get to the Top of the Rock, take the subway lines B, D, F, or M to 47-50 Streets Rockefeller Center station. Alternatively, buses M5, M7, M27, M50, Q32, and QM1 stop nearby. Follow signs to the Top of the Rock Observatory for elevator access to the observation decks.
From the Top of the Rock observation decks, you can see breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of New York City. Marvel at iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building, Central Park, One World Observatory, the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty, and the vibrant cityscape that stretches as far as the eye can see.
Top of the Rock is open from 9 AM to midnight, everyday.
Facilities available at the Top of the Rock include restrooms, wheelchairs for the disabled, and gift shops.
Yes, the Top of the Rock is wheelchair accessible. Feel free to ask the onsite staff for any assistance you might need.
Photography for personal use is allowed at the Top of the Rock. Tripods and professional cameras are strictly prohibited.
Yes, visiting the Top of the Rock is definitely worth it. The observation decks offer unparalleled views of New York City's skyline, including iconic landmarks. The flexible timing, three-tiered decks, and convenient location in Rockefeller Center make it a must-visit attraction for a memorable NYC experience.