New York: Empire State Building 86th & 102nd Floor Observation Decks Ticket

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Must-visit places in New York

See the New York skyline from America's most iconic building. Pass through the lobby where New York's most famous photographs are on display and go up to the observation deck to enjoy the fantastic scenery of New York unfolding before your eyes.

With an admission ticket that allows you to visit both the 86th and 102nd floor observatories, you can enjoy the cool breeze and view the scenery of New York from the main and top decks, which have different charms.

Observation decks on the 86th and 102nd floors

Introducing the Empire State Building, which is divided into two floors. Visit the main deck, the 86th floor observatory, and the top deck, the 102nd floor observatory, both of which have different charms. The main deck on the 86th floor is in the form of a rooftop, so you can enjoy the New York skyline while feeling the cool breeze in an open space, and from the top deck on the 102nd floor, you can enjoy a dizzying view the higher it is.

Easy and convenient entry

The Empire State Building's observatory is always crowded with people as it is an essential tourist attraction in New York. It is said that it takes more than 30 minutes just to purchase a ticket at the ticket booth in the building. Reserve your tickets in advance at WAUG to save time waiting at the ticket booth and enter conveniently! All you have to do is prepare your mobile voucher when entering, so you can save time and convenience, which are the most important things in your trip.

New York to remember with its enchanting night view

The Empire State Building Observatory is especially famous for its night view of the sparkling New York building forest. If you can see the bustling New York City under sunny weather during the day, you can see the enchanting night view if you visit at sunset. At this time, create an unforgettable time in your life with time-lapse or photos.

This ticket also includes access to the second floor exhibition hall, so don't miss your chance to see an immersive exhibition about the Empire State Building!