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A detailed guide on visiting Top of the Rock at night
Visiting Top of the Rock at night
As evening falls and stars twinkle above, the real magic at Top of the Rock isn't just the sky, even though it feels closer. What's truly stunning is the New York City view below, sparkling with colorful lights. Whether you’re on the 67th, 69th, or 70th floor at night, you get a 360-degree view of Manhattan, seeing New York's heart through its towering skyscrapers.
The Empire State Building stands out, especially bright at night. You can also spot other landmarks like Central Park, The Edge, Hudson Yards, the Statue of Liberty, and the One World Trade Center.
Seeing New York from this high up at night is like a fairy tale. It's the perfect end to a day exploring the lively streets of the Big Apple.
NYC night views from the Top of the Rock observation deck
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Things to do at Top of the Rock at night
Visit all three observation decks
At the Top of the Rock, nestled atop 30 Rockefeller Plaza, the three levels of observation decks on the 67th, 69th, and 70th floors offer breathtaking views of New York City's skyline. These decks, unique with indoor and outdoor spaces, provide a panoramic vista unlike any other in NYC, especially enchanting at night.
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Explore Rockefeller Center
While the Top of the Rock is a standout attraction, Rockefeller Center offers more. Visit Rockefeller Plaza at the base for seasonal activities like ice skating in winter or roller skating in summer. Don't miss the Rock Center Tour, where you can dive into the area's rich history, art, and architecture. Look for potential openings at the once-public Rainbow Room and Bar SixtyFive.
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Take some memorable photos!
On the Top of the Rock, the 70th floor is the prime spot for photography, offering unobstructed views of the NYC skyline, especially towards the south. Avoid the western side to keep the 69th-floor deck out of your shots, and capture sprawling vistas from the southeast side of the building.
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Frequently asked questions about visiting Top of the Rock at night
Can I visit Top of the Rock at night?
Yes, you can visit Top of the Rock at night. It offers a unique experience with a different perspective of the city.
How much are the tickets to visit Top of the Rock at night?
Ticket prices for adults are $40, for children (6-12) are $34, and for seniors (62+) are $38.
Is Top of the Rock crowded at night?
Usually, the crowd begins to taper down after sunset. Visiting around 9pm or 10pm would be ideal to avoid crowds.
Is Top of the Rock open at night?
Yes, Top of the Rock is open until midnight every day, making it the perfect observation deck for a night visit! Keep in mind that the last entry is at 11:10pm.
Till what time is Top of the Rock open at night?
Top of the Rock is open until midnight, with the last admission at 11:10pm.
What can I see from the Top of the Rock observation deck at night?
You can enjoy spectacular views of New York City's landmarks like the Empire State Building, Times Square, and the Chrysler Building at night. The city's night lights and energy offer a unique perspective.
Is visiting Top of the Rock at night worth it?
Visiting Top of the Rock at night is definitely worth it. The nighttime views of the city are simply magical and provide the perfect end to a day in the vibrant city of New York.
