Empire State Building

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Han *************
8 Mar
Jake is very knowledgeable. This tour is value for money and you get to visits all the places in just couples of hours
2+
Klook用戶
5 Mar
Having been to most skyscrapers for the view, this place feels the most worthwhile. The interior design makes the photo effects special and surprising. The only drawback is that you have to think carefully before going up each floor, as you can't go back. At the entrance, you'll need to have your photo taken for facial recognition. Also, the food at the cafe on the 3rd floor is reasonably priced. Eating while looking at the beautiful scenery feels like great value for money.
Christela *******
1 Mar
The Edge's terrace was truly spectacular! Honestly, being so high up, with almost nothing beneath us, was magnificent. Plus, it wasn't too crowded, so it was super pleasant. I think seeing it at night must be even more beautiful.
畢 **
24 Feb
I really felt this nighttime cruise was worth the ticket price! There was a professional guide explaining the history of New York in English for two hours, and we also went around to many places to see the night view, including the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, etc. I highly recommend this tour~ Circle Line is doing so well on their job!
길 **
21 Feb
This is the place where they played golf in 'I am Legend.' I came because I've never seen an aircraft carrier before. It's bigger than I thought, and there's a lot to take in. It's great to come with kids.
길 **
21 Feb
Wow, yeah~~ It feels like a must-see place. It's a symbol of Manhattan and the panoramic view is amazing. I had fun coming with my son.
1+
Klook User
19 Feb
Had a gala time! It offers some breath taking experiences compared to other high rises. Due to high demand the wait time can be longer.
Tushar *******
18 Feb
Very Good Experience, Worth the money and time, Amazong views , you can enjoy the views of entire Manhattan. get dressed to have good pictures taken.
2+

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The Empire State Building is a famous skyscraper in New York City. When you visit, go up to the 86th-floor observation deck to see iconic landmarks like Central Park, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Hudson River. If you want to go even higher, check out the view from the 102nd floor for floor-to-ceiling viewing walls. Be sure to also check out the interactive exhibits on the second floor to learn more about the building's history, construction, and pop culture significance, including its role in the King Kong movies. Visiting this building is an unforgettable New York adventure you won't want to miss!
Ste 105, Empire State Building, 350 5th Ave, New York, NY 10118, USA

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Must-see Attractions at the Empire State Building

86th Floor Observation Deck

The 86th floor of the Empire State Building Observatory is an open-air deck, where you can enjoy amazing views of New York City in every direction. You can see Central Park, the Hudson River, the Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, and even the Statue of Liberty. On a clear day, you can spot sights from six different states: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Delaware.

102nd Floor Observatory

If you want to see even higher, take the glass elevator up to the 102nd floor observation deck. With glass viewing walls, get the best views from one of the highest viewing point in New York City.

King Kong

Explore exciting world of King Kong with this amazing exhibit. You'll get to see the giant ape up close as his hands break through the walls. You can feel his growl and watch planes fly around just like in the classic 1933 movie.

Construction Exhibit

At this exhibit, learn all about how the Empire State Building was built in the 1930's. See how the Empire State Building was built, complete with the sights and sounds of ironworkers and masons hard at work. Don't forget to check out the bronze statues of the workers---perfect for memorable photos to take home.

World's Most Famous Building

Find out why the Empire State Building is called the most famous building in the world. Check out a theater with 72 screens playing clips from 600 different commercials, movies, TV shows, comics, and games that all feature this iconic Manhattan building.