Enjoy three levels of unobstructed views–from the 67th and 69th floors, and on the 70th floor open-air roof deck. You get a unique and stunning perspective of the city that you can't experience anywhere else.
Top of the Rock highlights
70th Floor Open Air Roof Deck
The 70th Floor, which has no metal or glass enclosures, is perfect for photos. Take incredible skyline pictures. Or use the skyline as a backdrop for photos of you and your friends and family.
Joie Chandelier
Made of 14,000 crystals, the Joie Chandelier was created by Swarovski exclusively for Top of the Rock. The largest of its kind, it soars 3 stories above the Grand Atrium lobby. And when you look at it upside down, you’ll see it’s in the shape of Rockefeller Center.
Mezzanine Exhibit
As you make your way from the street level to the observation decks, you move forward in time through a series of installations that introduce new and emerging New York artists and technology. The interactive artworks create an opportunity for you to make your mark on the future of Rockefeller Center, and share the experience with the world online.
Sound and Light Hallway
Travel through a mesmerizing audio-visual installation designed by Andrew Giugno and Ray Kunimoto on the mezzanine level. As you proceed toward the elevators, experience a fully immersive soundscape that represents the future of Rockefeller Center and New York.
Time Capsule Over Manhattan
The Time Capsule Over Manhattan is an interactive kinetic sculpture by the Breakfast Studio. As you make your way in front of the art, the flip disks come to life to capture your unique movements and add them to a database of previous visitors, which then replays throughout the day.
Reflections
Take your portrait in the styling of Brooklyn-based artist Diana Sinclair. Your photograph will become part of a lasting collage, featuring you along with millions of fellow visitors from across the globe, which will be displayed on the 67th floor.
The Virtual Sky-High Experience
Take to the skies and see yourself on Top of The Rock from a virtual drone perspective overlooking all of Manhattan as it appears today. Receive the final video directly to your phone, ready to be shared! No two photos are alike.
