Things to do in Empire State Building

When I first went to the express entrance, the staff asked for a card, which was a bit awkward, but another staff member came and resolved the issue. The sunset viewed from the 86th floor and the night view from the 102nd floor were both impressive. My wife also loved it (even though she isn't usually a big fan of observatories).

Top of The Rock offers one of the most iconic, unobstructed skyline perspectives in Manhattan, widely praised for its sweeping 360-degree views that directly frame both the Empire State Building to the south and Central Park to the north. Spread across multiple indoor and outdoor viewing terraces on the 67th through 70th floors, visitors frequently note that the open-air top deck—free of glass partitions—is ideal for photography, especially around sunset when the city lights begin to glow

Easy to board! most people went out to the open deck but i preferred the air-conditioning deck. didnt need to redeem tickets klook qr code was all they needed. Guide walked about with microphone but barely heard him.

we enjoyed the view of new york. definetly worth coming to the place to see the buildings and all.

Amazing experience!! The view on the top of the building is really worth it!! I would recommend it!!

There will be seasonal adjustments to the total price, but overall it's still quite a good deal. However, buying more doesn't always mean saving more; 4-5 passes tend to be the most economical. For some cheaper museums or activities, this pass might not be necessary.

Smooth transaction. Had no problem finding the bus. Staff courteous & friendly. Great way to explore NYC’s top tourist spots. Economical way to go around the city too! Great!

it is the best tour, I have ever had before. The guide understand what the traveller need. He told us about New York history and recommended us which places shall be visited. good experience. value for money:

The New York City Landmarks and Iconic Sights Tour is an exceptional, well-paced introduction to the city, elevated significantly by guide Tony, whose deep local knowledge, sharp wit, and engaging storytelling bring every corner of the Big Apple to life. The itinerary hits all the must-see highlights—including Grand Central Terminal, Wall Street, the 9/11 Memorial, Rockefeller Center, and views of the Statue of Liberty—without feeling rushed or overwhelming. Tony's seamless navigation, attentiveness, and knack for sharing fascinating NYC trivia make the entire experience smooth, entertaining, and highly memorable for both first-timers and returning visitors alike.