New York Empire State Building Observatory Admission Ticket (Sunset Time Reservation Available)

Meet at the best observatory
New York skyline

If you come to New York, the epitome of glamour, you must see the fantastic city view. Enjoy the fantastic view from the observation deck of the Empire State Building, New York’s representative landmark. From the Empire State Observatory on the 86th floor, you can see a 360-degree view of the splendid New York City.

Introducing the types of admission tickets

The Empire State Building, a symbol of New York, sells various types of admission tickets. Choose the ticket you want and enjoy the wonderful view of New York.

Ticket Type Information:

1. 86th floor observatory general admission ticket
This is an admission ticket that allows access to the 86th floor observatory.
General admission is included and you can skip the ticket line.

2. 86th & 102nd floor general / express admission tickets:
This ticket grants access to the 86th floor observation deck and the 102nd floor observation deck.
General admission is included, with optional fast track entry available.
- Purchase general/express admission tickets for the 86th and 102nd floors

3. Sunrise VIP Express Admission Ticket:
This is a special observatory admission ticket that can be enjoyed only by your group during the morning hours when no one else can visit.
- Purchase Sunrise VIP Express Tickets

Enter easily and conveniently

The Empire State Building Observatory is always crowded with people. It often takes more than 30 minutes just to buy a ticket at the ticket booth. However, if you reserve your admission ticket in advance through WAG, you can skip the ticket booth line and save a lot of time. It is also easy and convenient because you only need to have your mobile voucher ready when you enter.

Discover the history of the Empire State Building

Learn about the history of the Empire State Building. After entering, on your way to the observation deck, you will learn interesting facts about the Empire State Building, such as the history of the Empire State Building, photos of people who worked on its construction, and movies filmed with the Empire State Building as a backdrop.

Take a commemorative shot at the photo zone of the movie 'King Kong' with the Empire State Building in the background and see photos of famous stars who visited the Empire State Building.

Visit both the 86th and 102nd floor observation decks

The Empire State Building Observatory is divided into the 86th and 102nd floors. The 86th floor Observatory is the Main Deck, and the 102nd floor Observatory is the Top Deck. The 86th floor Main Deck is a rooftop, so you can enjoy the cool breeze and the New York skyline in an open space, and the 102nd floor Top Deck offers the most thrilling view in New York. Visit both the 86th and 102nd floor Observatories, which each have their own unique charms.

Because New York City's day and night each have their own charms, I recommend making reservations at different times and visiting multiple times.

Introducing the 86th floor observatory

The 86th floor of the Empire State Building Observatory is open. Enjoy the cool breeze and the wonderful view of New York. During the day, you can see the Statue of Liberty in the distance, and at night, you can enjoy the beautiful night view of the city lights.

A gift shop full of cute goods

The Empire State Building gift shop is also very famous. There are many cute goods that symbolize New York, from King Kong-themed T-shirts. If you want to buy a special New York travel souvenir, visit the gift shop at the Empire State Observatory.

Why You Should Visit the Empire State Building Observatory

If you visit New York, a city synonymous with glamour and one of the world's three largest cities, the place you must visit is the observatory. Among them, the observatory of the Empire State Building is a traditional observatory that has long been loved by many people. Along with the 'Top of the Rock' observatory at Rockefeller Center, the observatory of the Empire State Building is considered a symbol of New York.