Top of the Rock

See NYC from two incredible vantage points—850+ feet in the air at Top of the Rock and 1,500+ feet above in a helicopter, without juggling separate bookings.

Timed entry to the Top of the Rock Observation Deck gets you access to all three observation decks, with sweeping views of Central Park, Midtown, and Downtown Manhattan.

Soar above New York on a 15-min helicopter ride and catch aerial views of landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building with live pilot narration through noise-cancelling headsets.

Enjoy a complete VIP experience at Top of the Rock, which includes priority access to all three observation levels, private rides on the Beam & Skylift, a beverage at the Weather Room, and a retail store discount.

With skip-the-line entry and priority elevator access, ascend quickly to the 69th floor for a guided tour of Top of the Rock.

Experience two of its latest attractions—pose on the Beam for nostalgia and ascend higher than the 70th floor on Skylift.

Raise a toast at the Weather Room on the 67th floor, receive a complimentary photo package of your experience on the Beam, and save up to 20% at the gift shop on souvenirs.

Upgrade to include a guided walking tour of Rockefeller Center—uncover its hidden art, design legacy, and rooftop garden.

Explore NYC your way with a single pass that grants access to 5 top attractions—2 fixed and 3 of your choice. Save up to 41% compared to buying individual tickets.

Get guaranteed entry to the Empire State Building and the American Museum of Natural History, two iconic experiences every visitor should tick off.

Then take your pick from attractions like Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, Guggenheim Museum, Circle Line cruises, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.

Reduce the stress of planning with instant mobile tickets and a generous 9-day validity.

See NYC your way with flexible entry to Top of the Rock and 2 or 3 more top attractions—all with one digital pass.

Skip the ticket lines and head straight to panoramic views from three levels of the Top of the Rock observation deck.

Pick 2 or 3 of your favorites from 100+ attractions—think Statue of Liberty, MoMA, The Edge, Circle Line Cruises, and more.

Save up to 40% compared to individual tickets, with 30 days to use your pass once activated.

Planning is made easy with the Go City app—track attractions, get insider tips, build itineraries, and keep everything in one place.

Access two of NYC’s most iconic observatories with one combo ticket and take in skyline views from both Midtown and Hudson Yards.

Timed entry to Top of the Rock gets you access to all three levels, with sweeping indoor-outdoor views over Central Park and the Empire State.

At Edge, step out onto the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, walk the glass floor, and feel the thrill of leaning out 100+ floors up.

Visit two NYC icons with one ticket—Top of the Rock and MoMA—saving time, money, and the hassle of booking separately.

Take in panoramic views from three observation levels at Top of the Rock, including open-air terraces and skyline sights like Central Park and the Empire State Building.

Explore Rockefeller Center’s Art Deco interiors, interactive exhibits, and the colorful Breezeway.

Discover 150,000+ artworks at MoMA, from modern masters like Van Gogh, Picasso, and Warhol to today's leading contemporary voices.

Use free multilingual audio guides to explore the galleries, and make time for rotating exhibitions, on-site dining, and the award-winning MoMA Design Store.

Join a 90-minute guided tour of Rockefeller Center, plus timed entry to Top of the Rock with full observatory access.

Hear historic and economic stories about the famous plaza from a local professional guide.

Step inside the iconic St. Patrick’s Cathedral, walk past Radio City Music Hall, admire the art-deco style Atlas sculpture, and more.

End with a timed entry to Top of the Rock, with access to three levels of indoor and outdoor observation decks.

Capture unobstructed views of the city below, including Central Park, Empire State Building, and One World Trade Center (on a clear day).