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Visit the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere and skip ticket lines.
Visit the highest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere and skip ticket lines.
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Experience art, design, and stunning views at the Vessel, a must-see for architecture lovers and photographers.
Experience art, design, and stunning views at the Vessel, a must-see for architecture lovers and photographers.
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Skip all lines to get priority access and get straight to the iconic New York skyline view.
Skip all lines to get priority access and get straight to the iconic New York skyline view.
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Flexibility is key. Visit Edge any time when you book without the stress of timed entry.
Flexibility is key. Visit Edge any time when you book without the stress of timed entry.
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Scale a modern architectural marvel and enjoy a one-of-a-kind climbing experience at Edge.
Scale a modern architectural marvel and enjoy a one-of-a-kind climbing experience at Edge.
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Edge is the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, situated at 1,100 feet above the ground. With glass floors that let you look straight down and a panoramic view of New York City, the Edge at Hudson Yards is an attraction you cannot miss.
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Edge Express Pass: Skip-the-Line & Flexible Entry
City Climb Skyscraping Experience with Edge Observation Deck Tickets
Insider tip: Book your tickets in advance and get an express pass to get priority entry to Edge and avoid waiting in lines!
Visit Edge at Hudson YardsThe Vessel is a honeycomb-shaped structure made of 154 interconnected flights of stairs and a reflective copper-clad exterior. Designed by Thomas Heatherwick, visitors can see different perspectives of the city and Hudson Yards from different levels.
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Vessel General Admission Tickets
Insider tip: Book the flexible ticket option if you want flexibility with your schedule and want to explore Hudson Yards at your own pace.
Visit Vessel New YorkThe Shed is a multidisciplinary art and cultural venue at Hudson Yards that commissions, programs, produces, and presents performances, showcases, concerts, and more. They host several activities and events focused on performing arts, visual arts, music, and pop culture for established and emerging artists.
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Insider tip: Check their event calendar in advance and book your ticket to the experience before your visit.
The Hudson Yards Public Square and Gardens is much more than a park. With smart irrigation, regulated underground temperature systems to maintain the root health of the trees, soil beds for root growth, and a thriving ecosystem to attract pollinators, it’s an engineering marvel. To add to that, they also have free Wi-Fi.
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Insider tip: Walk across the High Line, a 1.5-mile-long linear pathway 30 feet over ground level lined with plants, with art and performances that you can experience for free. Make sure to check out the Plinth, one of the only places in New York with a rotating series of contemporary art commissions.
General timings: Hudson Yards’s opening hours are different for different attractions. Shops, restaurants, and attractions start opening from 9am, but hours vary depending on the day of the week.
Closed on: Hudson Yards is open 365 days a year, but The Shops and some restaurants are closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas
Best time to visit: Hudson Yards has so much to offer, from art installations and performances, and attractions like Edge and Vessel, to shopping and dining. Weekdays are the best time to visit if you want to avoid crowds and explore comfortably. Start your day early, around 10am, so you can enjoy your experiences without a rush.
Address: 30 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, United States
By subway: Line No. 7 (nearest stop: 34th Street - Hudson Yards)
By train: A, C, E, 1, 2, and 3 (nearest stop: Penn Station)
By bus: M34-SBS, M12, M11 (nearest stop: W 34 St/11 Av and 11 Av/W 34 St.)
By bike: The best route is via the Hudson River Park. The CitiBike station is at the corner of West 34th Street and 11th Avenue
By ferry: The Midtown ferry has a terminal at West 39th Street and the West Side Highway (15-minute walk)
By air: The Air Pegasus Heliport is at West 30th Street and the West Side Highway
By car: Hudson Yards is located 1 mile away from Times Square. While parking isn't available inside Hudson Yards, some nearby options include Icon Parking, Icon Advance Parking, MPG: Manhattan Plaza Parking, and MPG Parking (MP Hudson). You can also book parking near Hudson Yards using SpotHero.
Lost and found: The Concierge Desk at Hudson Yards offers assistance with all lost and found needs. Located on Level 1, at the Hudson Boulevard entrance in front of The Shops.
Daily provisions: The Concierge Desk also stores a collection of daily necessities that are available free of charge. They include face coverings, sanitizing wipes, feminine hygiene products, and tissues, among others.
Complimentary wheelchair rentals: There are complimentary wheelchairs available for rent at Hudson Yards, during retail hours. They are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. All you have to do is give a valid ID and return the wheelchair to the Concierge Desk before closing.
Transportation assistance: Available at Hudson Boulevard entrance in front of The Shops between 1pm and 9pm. The taxi stands can also be used as a pick-up spot for rideshare services.
Book tickets to attractions in advance: The Vessel and Edge have timed entry visits, so if you want to save time waiting in lines at the ticketing counter, you should book your tickets to the experiences in advance.
Dress based on your itinerary: Fine dining restaurants like Peak and Estiatorio Milos have a dress code, so if you have a reservation, you should dress accordingly. Smart casuals or business attire is recommended.
Carry comfortable footwear: Hudson Yards is spread across 28 acres, so wear comfortable shoes to make sure you have a great time.
Check the event calendar: Visit the Hudson Yards official website and The Shed calendar before your visit to plan for any events taking place in advance.
Spend time exploring the Hudson Yards Gardens: The Gardens at Hudson Yards feature 28,000 plants, and over 200 trees, and is a thriving ecosystem in itself. Take some time to explore the diversity of flora and learn about the inner workings of the Hudson Yards Public Square and Gardens.
Located on the 101st floor, a floor above The Edge, Peak offers a high-end dining experience and breathtaking views of the city. The menu offers modern American cuisine, with dishes crafted from fresh, seasonal ingredients.
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Dinner
Price Range: $225–$395
Address: Entrance on Level 5; Level 101, 30 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
Electric Lemon is a vegetarian-forward restaurant that uses seasonal, fresh ingredients with a focus on the mid-Atlantic region to create conscious cuisine. They have an open-air terrace overlooking the Hudson River, perfect for brunch or cocktails while enjoying views of the Hudson River.
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Breakfast
Lunch
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Brunch
Price Range: $90–$120
Address: 24th Floor, 33 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
Enjoy Spanish food, drinks, and culture curated by Michelin-starred chef José Andrés and the Adría Brothers at Mercado Little Spain. Drop by for some tapas, paellas, patatas bravas, or churros; your options are as varied as the cuisine. Popular stops include Bar Jamón for their Iberian ham and La Barra for their seafood.
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Price Range: $15–$60
Address: 10 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
Known to be one of the best Mediterranean seafood restaurants in the world, the Estiatorio Milos at Hudson Yards lives up to its global fame. The restaurant specializes in fresh, sustainably sourced seafood. You can choose your fish directly from their ice display and savor it grilled to perfection. Pair it with Greek wine for a truly authentic experience.
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Lunch
Dinner
Price Range: $150–$250
Address: 5th Floor, 20 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
You can get homemade breads and pastries with grab-and-go salads, sandwiches, and coffee at the all-day café and bakery. They’re open for breakfast and lunch from Monday to Friday. Their most famous dish is Greywind’s giant version of the housemade cheese-it.
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Price Range: $10–$20
Address: 451 10th Ave Entrance, W 35th St, New York, NY 10018, United States | Find on Maps
Magnolia Bakery, the bakery that made the iconic Sex and the City cupcake, is known for its delicious cupcakes with their signature swirl on top, banana puddings, pies, cake slices, and other classic American favorites, packed and ready-to-go.
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Price Range: $5–$20
Address: 20 Hudson Yards, Level 4, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
The founder of the first tea salon in Paris, Ladurée comes to Hudson Yards with their Parisian macarons and yet another whimsical tea salon with a collection of their signature teas, chocolates, and other confectionaries.
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Price Range: $10–$20
Address: 20 Hudson Yards Level 1, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee prides itself on its high-quality, ethically sourced, organic beans. They work directly with the farmers and purveyors that grow the coffee that Jack’s serves. The café also has vegan baked goods and a curated selection of marketplace items.
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Price Range: $5–$20
Address: 20 Hudson Yards, Level 4, New York, NY 10001, United States | Find on Maps
No, exploring Hudson Yards, including its Public Square and Gardens, is free. However, attractions like Edge and Vessel, and special events like concerts require tickets.
Visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowds. If you’re visiting for the first time, plan your visit to the Edge at sunset for a panoramic experience of New York City's skyline.
Depending on your activities, such as shopping, dining, or visiting attractions like Edge, Vessel, or events at The Shed, you can spend anywhere from a few hours to an entire day.
You can reach Hudson Yards by subway. Take the 7 train, with the first stop at Queens and the final stop at 34th Street–Hudson Yards, Chelsea, just steps away from the entrance.
Hudson Yards is wheelchair and stroller accessible. Both Edge and Vessel have elevators and ramps to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
Pets are welcome in the Public Square and Gardens but are not permitted inside attractions like Edge or Vessel.
Yes, there are multiple parking garages nearby, but spaces can be limited. The parking garages are located at: Icon Parking, Icon Advance Parking, MPG: Manhattan Plaza Parking, and MPG Parking (MP Hudson). You can also book parking near Hudson Yards using SpotHero.
Outside food and drinks are allowed in the public areas at Hudson Yards.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout Hudson Yards, including the Public Square and Gardens.
Tickets for events at The Shed can be purchased online through their official website. It’s a good idea to book early, as some events sell out quickly.
If you have a reservation at restaurants like Peak or Estiatorio Milos, you should be dressed in smart casual or business attire.
Hudson Yards is about a mile away, a 15-minute walk, or a short ride on the 7 train from Times Square, making it conveniently located for visitors exploring Midtown Manhattan.