Is The 102nd Floor Observatory Worth It

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Is the 102nd floor observatory worth it.

On saturday a glass observatory deck will open on the 102nd floor of the empire state building that will offer 360 degree views of the city. The walls are 360 movie screens that show the evolution of the city as you go up and make you feel like you are flying as you come back down. We then plopped down 15 a person to go to the 102nd floor observatory. Tickets to this deck can be purchased at any kiosk on our 86th floor observatory for an extra 20.

102 floors above new york city the top deck observatory takes your empire state experience higher with breathtaking views in every direction. The elevator to the 86th floor had a 20 25 minute wait so we hoofed it up the six floors in less than five minutes. A visit to our 102nd floor observatory provides guests with a more intimate experience and an unparalleled view of new york city. The 86th floor outdoor observatory was crowded especially looking west but it didn t take too long to get to the edge where the views were excellent.

The 102nd floor is only accessible in option. Sixteen stories above our 86th floor observation deck and accessed through a one of a kind glass elevator the 102nd floor offers true 360 degree views thanks. The views on top are amazing. The empire state building in new york city.

Thank you for your inquiry. We look forward to welcoming you soon. It should also be mentioned that few people visit the 102nd floor observatory because this observatory is not included in the normal price entrance neither in the vip queue cutter entrance nor in the new york passes. To access the 102nd floor observatory you must pay an additional 20 fee.

Here s a first look at the even better view. Efficiently move people from the ground to the 102nd floor. About four million people flock to this world famous viewing platform each year and now they can go even higher. The elevator ride itself is worth the admission.

After the renovation of the 102nd floor the observatory at the empire state building and the entire experience including the also recently renovated lobby the new museum and much more are finally there to meet the 21st century expectations.