Empire State Building Observatory Ticket

New York's Skyline from the Best Observatory

A visit to New York, the epitome of glamour, isn't complete without experiencing its stunning cityscape. Gaze upon the breathtaking panorama from the observatory of the Empire State Building, a quintessential New York landmark. From the 86th-floor observatory, you can take in a spectacular 360-degree view of the vibrant city.

Easy and Convenient Entry

The Empire State Building Observatory is always bustling with visitors. Purchasing tickets at the counter can often take over 30 minutes. However, by booking your tickets in advance with WAUG, you can save significant time. Entry is also simple and convenient with just your mobile voucher.

History of the Empire State Building

Learn about the history of the Empire State Building. On your way to the observatory, discover fascinating facts about its construction, the people involved, and its appearances in famous movies, all displayed through engaging exhibits.

Take a memorable photo at the King Kong photo zone, inspired by the iconic movie, and admire pictures of celebrities who have visited the Empire State Building.

86th Floor Observatory Introduction

The 86th-floor observatory is an open-air space. Enjoy the refreshing breeze as you soak in the magnificent New York views. During the day, you might even spot the Statue of Liberty in the distance, and at night, witness the city sparkle with a breathtaking urban landscape.

Gift Shop Filled with Adorable Merchandise

The Empire State Building's gift shop is also quite famous. Find a wide array of cute souvenirs, from King Kong-themed t-shirts to items symbolizing New York. If you're looking for a special memento of your New York trip, be sure to visit the gift shop at the observatory.

Why You Must Visit

A visit to a New York observation deck is a must-do when in this world-class city. Among them, the Empire State Building Observatory has been a beloved destination for generations. Alongside 'Top of the Rock' at Rockefeller Center, it stands as a symbol of New York. Don't miss out on experiencing the iconic Empire State Building Observatory!