New York City One World Observatory Admission Ticket





Description
One World Observatory, positioned atop One World Trade Center, offers 360-degree views of the New York skyline from the highest point in the city. The STANDARD EXPERIENCE includes access to all Observatory levels for skyline views and all multimedia experiences. The COMBINATION EXPERIENCE includes PRIORITY access to all Observatory levels for skyline views and all multimedia experiences. Enjoy access to the digital skyline guide, ONE WORLD EXPLORER, and a $5 voucher for use on food and beverage.
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One World Observatory, positioned atop One World Trade Center, offers awe-inspiring 360-degree views of the New York skyline from the highest point in the city. Start your journey to the top in the SkyPod™ Elevators where you can see the rise of NYC in just 47 seconds, experience the sights and sounds of the city in the heart-pumping SEE FOREVER™ Theater or discover something new from the Observatory's team of tour guides at City Pulse. Elevate your palate at the ONE Dine, New York’s acclaimed view restaurant and bar on the 101st floor. Enjoy first-class service and New American cuisine set against the awe-inspiring New York City skyline. Take in the views as you indulge in a diverse and seasonally inspired selection of signature dishes complemented by small production wines, local draft beers, and expertly crafted cocktails. Elevate your senses at One World Observatory!
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Reservations are recommended for ONE DINE RESTAURANT
- Children age 5 and under do not require a ticket
Reviews(2,691)
Great views but not much to do there - views of building itself are stunning - the photo taking offer isn’t worth the money
This was a whole experience WITH the best view in NYC! I was not expecting everything leading up to the actual 360° view. WOW!
Unfortunately poor viewing due to weather. Recommend booking on day of planned visit to ensure weather is good.
I am a military veteran and I appreciated the generous admission discount they gave me and my family. On the elevator ride up they had three screens that were AI generated that showed the development each year of NYC from the 1500s to the present 2026. We were there during the World Cup Final and enjoyed the display paying homage to the event. As you can imagine the views at the top were stunning (attached)
We booked for first up in the day. We arrived early and were able to go up right on time. Stunning views in all directions. Highly recommend.
Great view but the smoke from the Canadian wildfires partially obscured what we could see. For some unexplained reason, the bar was closed.
Certainly a beautiful view if the visibility is good. Unfortunately, it was quite hazy during our visit due to forest fires in Canada (!!).
My Family decided to do this impromptu before our admission to the 9/11 museum. We had no problem paying the fee to go up to the top but it was a little annoying all the “extras” you had to do just to get up to the top and see the views. You have to stop and get your picture taken for photos they try to sell you when you get to the top. You also have to stop and watch a movie about New York before they present the view to you which wasn’t bad but sometimes you just want to go up and see. It doesn’t need to be a whole experience. We had a perfect blue sky day so the views were incredible and the kids loved the elevator ride up and down. Super fast and fun. I would definitely recommend it to a person visiting NYC but I think it is kind of a one and done experience.
It was an horrific experience. I paid 103.44 dollars for two tickets at a kiosk inside the building. I didn’t receive the tickets. I was told to see a person downstairs and he will give me the tickets. The employee downstairs told me that he will charge me again because the kiosks sometimes malfunction and they will gave me a refund for the first charge in 5 to 10 business days. I declined to be charged again. They didn’t give me tickets and now I have to chase them to get my money back.
The views are exceptional if you go on a clear day. We went in the morning and it wasn't too crowded at all; basically had it to ourselves. There are a few benches tou can sit and take in the views and a restaurant.



