One World Observatory offers breathtaking 360-degree vistas of New York City from 1,268 feet in the air. Marvel at the stunning skyline and spot iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge.
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Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island with Ferry Transfers
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Edge Observation Deck
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One World Observatory offers breathtaking 360-degree vistas of New York City from 1,268 feet in the air. Marvel at the stunning skyline and spot iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge.
Go for: Skip-the-line tickets
Access to 3 levels (100 to 102): Yes
Access to SkyPod™ Elevators: Yes
Access to Horizon Grid: Yes
Access to SEE FOREVER™ Theater: Yes
Digital skyline guide: Optional
Timed entry: Yes (can be flexible with an upgrade)
Priority entry: Yes (with an upgrade)
Vouchers: Optional
Recommended tours:
One World Observatory Standard Ticket: Skip-the-Box Office & Timed Entry
One World Observatory All-Inclusive Ticket: Skip-All-Lines & Flexible Entry
One World Observatory Deluxe Ticket: Skip-All-Lines & Timed Entry
Go for: VIP tickets
Access to 3 levels (100 to 102): Yes
Access to SkyPod™ Elevators: Yes
Access to Horizon Grid: Yes
Access to SEE FOREVER™ Theater: Yes
Digital skyline guide: No
Timed entry: Yes
Priority entry: Yes
Vouchers: Included
Recommended tours:
One World Observatory VIP Tour
Go for: Combo tours
Access to 3 levels (100 to 102): Yes
Access to SkyPod™ Elevators: Yes
Access to Horizon Grid: Yes
Access to SEE FOREVER™ Theater: Yes
Digital skyline guide: Not included
Timed entry: Yes
Priority entry: No
Vouchers: Not included
Recommended tours:
Combo (Save 5%): One World Observatory + 9/11 Memorial & Museum Tickets
Combo (Save 5%): One World Observatory + Statue of Liberty Tickets with Ferry Transfers
Combo (Save 10%): One World Observatory + Edge Observation Deck Tickets
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The One World Observatory is open from 9am to 9pm daily. Please note that these timings change seasonally.
Last entry: One hour before closing time.
Closed: Open all year round.
Best time to visit: The best time to visit One World Observatory is during the late afternoon. Stay back to catch picture-perfect views of New York City as the daylight transitions into sunset. Weekdays typically offer fewer crowds, especially in the early morning or mid-afternoon.
One World Observatory opening hoursAddress: 117 West Street, New York, New York 10007 | Find on Maps
Visit ONE Dine, a fine-dining restaurant located on the 101st floor of the One World Observatory. Enjoy gourmet and continental cuisine at the restaurant and don’t forget to sip on some of the famous wines and cocktails that are on offer!
The average cost for dining at ONE Dine is around $31 - $50.
You can also visit the Illy Caffè and Gelateria to sip on some delicious Italian coffee!
Dining at One World ObservatoryVisit the GALLERY gift shop at One World Observatory to browse through and shop for exclusive merchandise, souvenirs, and other exciting items!
One World Observatory Shop9/11 Memorial & Museum pays homage to all the lives lost and gives you a chance to reflect and learn more about the events that took place on the day. Witness the resilience of the human spirit and partake in an emotional journey as you take the tour.
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Not all tickets include priority access. Standard tickets allow general entry where you can skip the ticket purchase line, but options like the all-inclusive ticket or deluxe ticket fast-track your access to the elevator and through security.
The observation deck at One World Observatory is covered so it remains open even during bad weather conditions. For the best visibility, check the weather forecast before booking your tickets.
Children between 6 and 12 years and senior citizens above 65 years can enjoy discounts on One World Observatory tickets.
The SkyPod elevator at One World Observatory takes you to the 102nd floor in just 47 seconds and is made with floor-to-ceiling LED screens. During your ride, you'll get to enjoy an immersive virtual display showcasing New York City's evolution.
The standard ticket includes entry to One World Observatory where you don’t have to wait at the box office, access to the observation decks, SkyPod elevator, Horizon Grid, and See Forever Theater.
The all-inclusive ticket has a flexible entry option as compared to the timed entry in the deluxe ticket, and there is a slight variation in the voucher that comes included with both tickets. Both tickets let you skip past the elevator and security lines.
Fast-track tickets can be a game-changer, especially during peak times or holidays. They allow you to skip long lines to the tour, making your visit smoother and more enjoyable. So you skip the booking line and the waiting line at security and the elevator.
Your wait time can depend on the time of day and season. During peak season, or around sunset, or during weekends, you may end up waiting in line for 45 minutes. You can get deluxe or all-inclusive tickets to skip this altogether.
No, you need to have a ticket to One World Observatory to be able to dine at One Dine.
The VIP tour is a 1-hour tour of One World Observatory where you get fast-tracked, priority, and escorted entry to the observatory for security, entry, and exit. A voucher for food, beverage, or shopping, and access to the Sky Portal, along with the SkyPod elevator, and more.
A visit to the One World Observatory typically takes 1-2 hours.
No, you cannot re-enter the Observatory after the first admission.