New York Top of the Rock Observation Deck Tickets

Let's be honest—no trip to New York is complete without braving the heights from at least one of its legendary skyscrapers. So why choose the Top of The Rock Observation Deck over all the others? Simple: its unbeatable location in the heart of the Big Apple, right in the Rockefeller Center complex, plus one of the city's largest observation decks with wide-open views stretching across the entire New York horizon.

With your Top of The Rock tickets, you'll head straight into the building and up to its two observation levels. The first is a glass-enclosed terrace on the 69th floor offering stunning 360° panoramic views. Look north and you'll see Central Park and Harlem stretching into the distance. Glance south and there's the Financial District, crowned by another iconic tower—the Empire State Building.

But if you really want to feel like you've reached the top of Manhattan, head up to the 70th floor. This massive open-air terrace—no glass barriers—will put your fear of heights to the test. From up here, you'll capture the best shots of the New York skyline. Ready to take the leap?

Speaking of unforgettable photos, there's one legendary image that was actually taken from the top of this very building during its construction. It shows workers casually eating lunch while perched on a steel beam about 260 meters in the air. Want your own version? Just select the option when you book your ticket and take home a truly unique souvenir.

But Rockefeller Center is so much more than Top of The Rock. Once you've booked your visit and chosen your date and time, take some time to explore the complex before heading up. Stroll through the gardens where the world's most iconic Christmas tree is installed every year, and check out the beloved skating rink.

As you enter the office tower that houses the Top of The Rock Observatory, you'll be greeted by a grand red carpet. That welcome, along with the dazzling Swarovski chandelier in the lobby, hints at the elegance and modern flair of this Art Deco masterpiece. Just don't burn through your camera battery snapping photos in the entrance—that's just an appetizer for the fabulous views waiting above. So, ready to head up?