Top of the Rock at General Electric Building

The Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of New York City. Complete with three levels of indoor and outdoor viewing areas, access to stunning views of the skyline, Central Park, and Midtown, as well as iconic landmarks and skyscrapers are effortless. Plus, the open-air top level makes your photos even easier to take and more...

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Though tickets are timed, your stay isn't. The admission fee grants access for as long as you like. Parties over 20 get group rates.

During crowded peak tourist season in New York City, Top of the Rock (located at Rockefeller Square) can be a better observation deck for...

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. first opened the 70th floor Observation Deck atop 30 Rockefeller Plaza more than 70 years ago, to give something back to New Yorkers and their guests from around the world a place to appreciate and celebrate the city.

The Observation Deck's original design was inspired by the decks of the great ocean liners of the era, complete with deck chairs, gooseneck fixtures and...

In Short
You'll wish you had eyes on the back of your head for the full-circle views radiating from the 70th story of this New York City landmark. The three-floor experience begins with a...

Top of the Rock is a triple-level observation deck at the top of Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center.